Clément Chabernaud by Txema Yeste for GQ Style Australia
Collections Abroad–Success model Clément Chabernaud graces the pages of GQ Style Australia’s spring edition with a collection’s story, featuring a rich wardrobe, pulled together by fashion editor Wayne Gross. Captured by the lens of Txema Yeste, black & white photos level the playing field with ensembles from Burberry Prorsum, Versace, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and others being highlighted.
Clément Chabernaud, Paolo Anchisi & RJ Rogenski for H&M Lost in L.A. Campaign
Lost in L.A.–The relaxed style of a sunny moment in California inspires the latest campaign from H&M. Fronting the menswear line, Clément Chabernaud and RJ Rogenski are suited for a cool season with transitional separates, while Paolo Anchisi steps out for the Divided range in shirts and denim.
Prada Real Fantasies Spring/Summer 2012 by Phil Meech
Prada Playtime–Hitting the city for their playful landscape this season, Prada once again hands over the reigns of their fantasy world to art directors Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli and Fausto Fantinuoli (AMO). Working with the photography of Phil Meech, Jeroen Koolhaas and Lok Jansen contribute their artwork to a fun set of images. Featuring the models of the house’s spring/summer 2012 runway show, clad in Miuccia Prada’s retro golf-inspired ensembles, color and novel prints are partnered with quirky settings for an infectious outing.
Clément Chabernaud by Willy Vanderperre for Vogue Hommes International
Formal Obsession–Shooting once more with photographer Willy Vanderperre, Clément Chabernaud fittingly appears in Vogue Hommes International’s Obsession issue. Captured in stark darkness, the Success model is styled by Anastasia Barbieri, wearing a crop of this season’s finest ensembles, surveying fashion houses from Givenchy and Burberry to Prada.
Ana Locking Fall/Winter 2012
Time Capsule–The recent turbulent economic times causes Ana Locking to look back to the 1920’s and the Great Depression of 1929 for the inspiration to her fall/winter 2012 collection. Redefining the structured tailoring of the time for the modern age, suiting serves as the collection’s main vehicle, steering the label in a more formal direction than usual. As semi-fitted trousers are pleated and paired with waistcoats as well as jackets, bright colors are infused for a cheerful spin.
Siki Im Fall/Winter 2012 | New York Fashion Week
Athleticism for the Style Aficionado –Siki Im revisits school days with a new collection that draws its inspiration from the gym. Donning sweatbands and sneakers, the men of Siki Im hit the gymnasium turned runway with a lineup that juxtaposed the fun sporty motif with accessible garments. The parka was turned out in an oversize boxy cut, channeling the victory lap of a champion with room for more delicate pieces like a fantastic long cable-knit sweater, furnished in black. Meanwhile, leggings, sweats and layered pants made the perfect companion to variations on the letterman jacket. Blending suiting with sportswear, the overall results were nothing short of genius. Presenting the best of both worlds, Siki Im’s fall collection tailored to the interests of the creative while resonating the fundamental ideas of menswear.
clement chabernaud
Mother Agency: Success
Clément Chabernaud began his career as a Jil Sander exclusive, opening for both the Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter 2007 shows. He became the face of the brand for four consecutive seasons, all shot by Willy Vanderperre. Clément has also starred in campaigns for Roberto Cavalli, Gianfranco Ferre and Prada. This Frenchman became the new face of Balmain for Fall/Winter 2009 and Spring/Summer 2010.
