- Claude & Louis Simonon, Mark Vanderloo & Armando Cabral for H&M Holiday 2010 Campaign
- Harvey Haydon & Armando Cabral by Ben Watts for Flaunt Magazine
- Armando Cabral by Adrien Sauvage for This is Not a Suit
- GQ March 2010 | The Best New Designers in America
- J.Crew Spring 2011
- John Galliano Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Michael Kors Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week
- Perry Ellis Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week
- Lacoste Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week
- Kenzo Homme Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Michael Kors Fall 2011 | Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
- Perry Ellis Fall 2011 | Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
- Nicholas K Fall 2011 | Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
- Elie Tahari Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
- Y-3 Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
- Miguel Vieira | Modalisboa # 34 Check Point – Day 3
- Ricardo Andrez | Modalisboa # 34 Check Point – Day 3
- Alexandra Moura | Modalisboa #34 Check Point – Day 1
- New York Fashion Week | Elie Tahari Fall 2010
- New York Fashion Week | Michael Kors Fall 2010
- New York Fashion Week | Perry Ellis Fall 2010
- New York Fashion Week | Loden Dager Fall 2010
- New York Fashion Week | Lacoste Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Paul Smith Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Louis Vuitton Fall 2010
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Gangster Lore–Looking to the days of prohibition for the inspiration of his second outing for John Galliano, creative director Bill Gaytten honed in on characters, ranging from gangsters and the law establishment to American sports-stars. Empowered by the stigma of a gangster, the collection was off to a strong start with oversize silhouettes ushering in the double-breasted suit and fine coats of fur. Turning to references by J.C Leyendecker and Norman Rockwell, the baggy trousers of America’s infamous kingpins were closely followed by Gaytten’s notorious band of henchmen. Youthful, cold and belted in for a showdown with the law, the menacing were met with hues of army green, dressing the aviator jacket, a military jacket, complete with epaulettes and other heroic pieces. Caught in the middle of the two factions and bringing the show to a close were John Galliano’s sports heroes, revealing a polished evening wardrobe, sequined and generally more fitted.
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Nathalie–The runway beckons as the agencies prepare their show packages for the fall/winter 2012 season. Gearing up for Paris Fashion Week next month, Nathalie is out the gates with a geometric-infused presentation of their leading men. Boasting red-hot twins Jordan and Zac Stenmark amongst their ranks, Nathalie houses runway gold when it comes to well-versed models such as Tomek Szczukiecki and Douglas Neitzke. From rising blue-chip star Benjamin Eidem to honorary Hilfiger family member Francis Lane, Nathalie gears up for a distinguished season on the catwalk.
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Concrete Jungle–Creating an urban safari for his spring 2012 showing, Michael Kors redressed menswear essentials, adding unorthodox separates for a stark change. From gradient dressed trousers and wraps to tie-dye printed pieces, Kors switched out his ultra-glamorous appeal for an eclectic collection, grounded with a laid-back vibe. Armed with thick belts and quite the statement bags, field shirts, open-weave knits and cargo pants brought an interesting season to a an inspiring close.
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Today’s Prep–J.Crew head designer Frank Muytjens looked to the paintings of Fairfield Porter and Rauschenberg as the inspiration of his latest collection for the label. Mixing various hues of the same color for interesting ensembles, the new range blended Porter’s fresh colors with the tactual knack of Rauschenberg. From militaristic pieces, updated from the archives or functional classics such as the two-button suit, J.Crew enjoyed spring efforts, complete with reversed prints, youthful cuts and a new-age timelessness.
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The Traveler of Leisure–Perry Ellis sends their man on a relaxing getaway for the spring 2012 season. Employing a soft color palette of pastels and neutrals alike, linens as well as easy cottons come together for a collection of leisure. From field jackets and relaxed pleated trousers to a generous helping of light-weight knits, the man of Perry Ellis was ready for an exotic adventure. Traversing the sands and taking in the surrounding, yellow, orange and cobalt became part of the season tapestry to finish out a well-grounded collection for the contemporary man of mode.
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armando cabral
Armando Cabral emerged on the scene walking for Dior Homme, Louis Vuitton and Thierry Mugler. He has been photographed for Vman, T Style, Numéro Homme and GQ. Armando was featured in a controversial editorial for Interview Magazine with Daria Werbowy photographed by Mikael Jansson. He became a regular on the runway walking for Michael Kors, Dries Van Noten, Emanuel Ungaro and Lacoste.
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