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Photographed by Manuel Pandalis, Viva’s John-Patrick Dine stars in the latest lookbook from German label Herr von Eden. Working with their speciality, Herr von Eden takes suits and infuses them with youth and spunk. Sleek narrow cuts are dressed in peppy spring colors, while the typical dress shirt is switched out for tops of both a mesh and sheer nature. From their use of color to overall shape, Herr von Eden crafts a relevant look for today’s savvy man of style.
Paul Smith is off to an early spring start with a look at their upcoming campaigns photographed by Smith himself with art direction by Alan Aboud. Landing the coveted starring roles this season are James Hampson for eyewear and John-Patrick Dine for the mainline. Posing against a lively spring set designed by DRAGONFLY Scenery/Robbie Doig, James and John-Patrick usher in a decisively youthful season.
Lyle & Scott have been awarded the Drapers Awards’ Young Fashion Brand of the Year. Celebrating the news are none other than Viva models Yuri Pleskun, John-Patrick Dine and George Barnett, who were assembled for this nonchalant photo.
“Smitten by Britain”, the latest issue of Indie magazine turns to photographer Stefan Heinrichs for their latest cover story. Photographing John-Patrick Dine and Cole Mohr, Heinrichs allows for a laid-back atmosphere that lends the focus to the clothes. Styled by Ingo Nahrwold, the editorial finds its center in rebellious leather and vintage Gianni Versace.
Viva’s leading men score an exclusive editorial in the latest issue of Geil magazine. Photographed by Joachim Baldauf, Erik Jansen, Esben, Jakob Willhelm, John-Patrick Dine, Karl Peters, Lorcan, Tim Neugebauer and Vincent Taeger take their turn in the spotlight wearing garments from Z Zegna’s fall collection.
“Every man is an island isolated by his own individuality.”
Stripped down with modest styling by Robbie Spencer, Felix, Jack Brennan, Edward Quarmby, Alban Adam, Jack Brennan and John-Patrick Dine represent the everyday man as photographed by Ben Toms.
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