
Mode for the Decades–Photographer Emilio Tini’s Backstage crew makes an appearance in GQ Italia. Channeling the decades in various ensembles from this season’s varied collections, Adrien Sahores, Baptiste Radufe, Bastiaan Van Gaalen, Charlie Timms, David Hlinka, Duco Ferwerda, Ethan James, Greg Nawrat, Jakob Wiechmann, James Chuter, Jamie Wise, Jesse Shannon, Karl Morrall, Keno Weidner, Kim Dall’armi, Lenz von Johnston, Matt King, Milo Spijkers, Paris Nicholson, RJ King, Sasha Weissenborn, Thomas Bukovatz, Tomek Szalanski and Victor Nylander are brought together.
Project Boy–Photographer Emilio Tini turns it out like no other can, approaching an ambitious number of boys for a new filmed project entitled The Backstage Project. Sitting for the black & white session are Adrien Sahores, Baptiste Radufe, Bastiaan Van Gaalen, Charlie Timms, David Hlinka, Duco Ferwerda, Ethan James, Greg Nawrat, Jakob Wiechmann, James Chuter, Jamie Wise, Jesse Shannon, Karl Morrall, Keno Weidner, Kim Dall’armi, Lenz von Johnston, Matt King, Milo Spijkers, Paris Nicholson, RJ King, Sasha Weissenborn, Thomas Bukovatz, Tomek Szalanski and Victor Nylander .

Parisian Chic–Cast in midnight blue, white and black, Pierre Balmain’s sophomore outing sees the secondary label turning a keen eye to detail as it mixes tailored wears with more casual staples for a modern appeal. Tapping Ford Europe model Adrien Sahores as the line’s star once more, the season is off to a start with sharp suiting. From the double-breasted blazer to a three-piece suit in blue, fall’s lineup eases into a sophisticated stride as trimmed lapels and fine cuts contribute to a luxe image. Juxtaposing sharp lines with youthful separates, knits with zippered accents and classic pieces such as the biker jacket round out a distinguished fall/winter outing.

Marching Forward–The men of Tommy Hilfiger marched to a different beat for the fall/winter 2012 season. Trading in the American prep that Hilfiger has become so synonymous with, the lavish collection read as a rich set off the runways of Europe. Bringing together burgundy and black, leather and shearling, Tommy Hilfiger was simply ravishing. Armed with an aristocratic flair, delicious textiles delivered a sharp arsenal of arresting pieces. Accessorized with leather riding gloves, the show kicked off with tailored jackets and coats, functional and ready to be transformed at a moment’s notice, courtesy of tear away details. Championing the leather inset and bringing the elbow patch to the front for a divinely modern look, the devil was in the details. From pleated trousers and sleeve detailing to a fetching palette of muted tones, Tommy Hilfiger created an army for the modern age, bringing the ultimate luxury to the American stage.

The Young Road to Luxury–Bringing Paris Fashion Week to a close, Swedish label Acne embarked on a collision course of young and old for a collection that peppered the classics with a free spirit. With layering playing a key component to the season’s wardrobe, interesting fabrications were utilized. From quilted shirting employed underneath a boxy short-sleeved sweatshirt to pleather worn with a formal overcoat, a rebellious quality was achieved with great subtleties. Piling on the sweaters and producing tops with varying sleeve lengths for the ultimate combination of pieces, Acne brought together tapered trousers, oversize blazers as well as suiting shorts for a highly wearable feat.

Coming Undone–Militaristic references and a sense of rugged elegance come together for Miharayasuhiro’s latest Parisian showing. Working around the idea of strong separates, structured items like the cropped peacoat are contrasted against oversize cargo pants. Accenting a somber sea of dark hues with a large plaid print, varying proportions are melded together. Layered, fine construction gives way to jackets with halved sleeves, camouflage suiting and a tailored sense of sportswear.

Adrien Sahores had his breakout season in Spring/Summer 2010. He was an exclusive for Prada and walked for Givenchy, Raf Simons and even opened for Lanvin. He appeared in Prada’s Spring/Summer 2010 campaign and film, First Spring. Adrien has also starred in campaigns for Lanvin, Black Barrett by Neil Barrett and Yves Saint Laurent.