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Major’s Travis Hanson in Givenchy photographed by Massimo Pamparana for the cover of Slurp’s March 2010 issue.
Still enamored by character-driven fashion, Frankie Morello fuses the rebel and ivy league jock for a predominantly black collection that manages to be playful. Skirts standout in an interesting array of studded garments that find their dangerous match in the addictive joys of leather. From classic denim and oversize knits to biker jackets, Frankie Morello delivers another fully-functional season that strives on a vision that is fearless.
Dolce & Gabbana tones down the luxe factor this season with a varied collection of the usual pieces, but a gritty element. Void of color and not afraid of a rip, hole or two, the range’s most notable pieces are found in the disheveled tanks, knits and longjohns. Alternatively, Dolce & Gabbana’s man, who is known to work with his hands is championed by the oil-like wash given to the collection’s denim. Finally, speckled knits, tweed and velvet find their way into this season’s offerings for those special occasions.
Summer comes early as Travis Hanson escapes the stresses of everyday life in turn to be photographed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca. Taking to a classic nautical motif, the lazy editorial is the realization the all to common daydream.
Continuing yesterday’s look at Milan Vukmirovic’s most recent editorial entitled “What We Really Like”, we finish with the second installment that includes several new additions amongst the models already featured: Axel Hermann, Chad White, Danny Beauchamp, David Gandy, Garrett Neff, Jon Kortajarena, Louis Prades, Mathias Lauridsen, Ollie Edwards, Robert Perovich, Romulo Pires, Sébastien Andrieu, Simon Nessman, Thibault Oberlin and Travis Hanson.
Milan Vukmirovic delivers a grand holiday gift with the latest issue of French magazine L’Officiel Hommes. Bringing together a great cast of notable modeling personalities, Vukmirovic photographs Chad White, Danny Beauchamp, Garrett Neff, Jon Kortajarena, Louis Prades, Mathias Lauridsen, Ollie Edwards, Robert Perovich, Simon Nessman, Thibault Oberlin and Travis Hanson for his most recent editorial appropriately titled “What We Really Like”.
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