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Channeling the ages, Andrea Cellerino fashions intriguing focal points for Vogue Hommes Japan’s most recent cover story photographed by Josh Olins. Styling fresh face Julius Gerhardt, stylist Nicola Formichetti turns to power numbers that find their strength in the details. From Riccardo Tisci’s studded affair for Givenchy to Milan Vukmirovic’s subtle take on fringe for Trussardi 1911, the spring season has no shortage of flair.
Working together more times than one can count, photographer Mariano Vivanco and stylist Nicola Formichetti add another dynamic editorial to their arsenal. Photographed for the fourth issue of Vogue Hommes Japan, Ford’s Alejandro Rodriguez escapes reality for a rich day in the sun, layered with ornate accessories. Packing enough punch for an entire season, Formichetti delivers a colorful adventure.
Brad Bowers makes a promising international debut in the upcoming issue of Vogue Hommes Japan. Working with the inseparable duo of Nicola Formichetti and Hedi Slimane, Brad approaches biblical ground with tousled long hair and an enchanting calm. Leaving behind ethereal aspirations, Brad also experiences a quick fall from grace with the quirky rock-inspired styling of Formichetti, making for quite the dynamic editorial.
Julius Gerhardt styled by Nicola Formichetti and photographed by Josh Olins
Preview cover from the upcoming fourth issue of Vogue Hommes Japan featuring Brad Bowers styled by Nicola Formichetti and photographed by Hedi Slimane.
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