
Cole Mohr became an instant favorite in the fashion scene when he was shot by Hedi Slimane. He starred in major campaigns for H&M, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Burberry, Costume National and Valentino. Born in Texas, Cole is best known for his tattoos and ever-changing hairstyles.

Request–Turning to photographer Stefani Pappas once more to capture the creative for this season’s show package, Request lends their boys a little edge with a subway shoot – not that they need it. With regular bad boys Yuri Pleskun and Cole Mohr available for the fashionable plunge, Request keeps their board in top shape. There’s the always popular David Agbodji, the strapping Arthur Kulkov as well as standout up and comers, ranging from Misa Patinszki to Baptiste Radufe. Add to the mix, a fast-rising Jesse Shannon or recent Request recruit Willy Cartier and you have an agency packing solid muscle, the fashion variety if course.

Run Away–Manifesto Hong Kong recruits Request model Cole Mohr for this past month’s issue. Photographed by Jimmy Ming Shum and styled by Yoshi Miyamasu, Cole dons several trim pieces for an innovative combination of street, style and bold winter hues, featuring labels such as Bottega Veneta, Alexander McQueen and Ann Demeulemeester. / Grooming by Kazuya Matsumoto.

Black & Gold–Cole Mohr, Lyle Lodwick, Yuri Pleskun (Request) and Jonatan Frenk (Next) deliver a mischievously good time for a new story in Common & Sense Man’s fall/winter 2011 issue. Photographed by Christophe Kutner, the infectious lot of characters are outfitted by Christian Stroble in this season’s lineup from Diesel Black Gold.

Boca De Lobo–To follow up on adorning the cover of Bite magazine, Request model Cole Mohr takes his photo shoot with photographer Joseph Gray to the next level in a striking new spread. Debonair and cryptic, Cole dons an array of fall pieces including coats, scarves and dress shirts as styled by Jandy Monroe for a solemn black and white shoot. / Hair by Joey George.

Stars in Spades–Cole Mohr and Simon Nessman come together, reuniting with H&M for their latest campaign, Express Yourself. Clad in fall pieces from the latest Divided arrivals, the popular pair don a youthful wardrobe of laid-back essentials. From a cable knit cardigan and graphic t-shirts to treated denim, H&M maintains a revolving door of the latest. / Art direction by Anders Lyckman.