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Bastiaan Ninaber by Milan Vukmirovic for L’Optimum
Bastiaan Ninaber appears in the latest edition of L’Optimum, reuniting with photographer Milan Vukmirovic, nearly a year after his L’Officiel Hommes stint. Trading in an evening of spectacles for some serious suiting, Bastiaan cleans up for a somewhat offbeat spread styled by Romain Vallos.
Portrait | The Boys of New York Fashion Week by Gorka Postigo
Spanish photographer Gorka Postigo captures several of the catwalk’s most prominent boys in a series of black and white images. The all-star roster includes Aiden Andrews, Bastiaan Ninaber, Danny Arter, Lucas Mascarini, Mark Cox, Matt Egan, Matvey Lykov, Noma Han, Paul Boche, Randy Lebeau and Sean O’Pry.
Elie Tahari Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
It may have been a safe showing, but Eli Tahari kept their man in line with an A-list casting and a well-rounded wardrobe perfect for that job interview or day around town. Based in neutrals, the collection had an understated quality while delivering a strong perspective in regards to functional wear that ranged from outerwear ...
Yigal Azrouël Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
Giving his tendency for fashionably chaotic collections a rest, Yigal Azrouël took a minimalist approach to the spring season with boxy silhouettes and a cool color palette. From the simple top complemented with a graphic nature to trousers cut at the ankle or light to the point outerwear, Azrouël proved that he can ...
Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
With a new family in town–the Hilfigers, the latest collection from Tommy Hilfiger turned up the dial on preppy and set the mood for a stay in the Hamptons. Embracing relaxed tailoring and a playful mix of colorful prints, the collection was less business and more social driven, hitting Hilfiger’s signature ...
Y-3 Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
Perhaps, more arresting than his own showing this season, Yohji Yamamoto provided an exciting collection for Y-3 with a noticeable punk attitude. Going beyond sportswear, Yamamoto expanded on the unexpected, unleashing a range modeled after his oversize aesthetic, but scaled on an evolving order, transitioning from sharp ...
