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Milan Fashion Week | Giuliano Fujiwara Fall 2010

This season, Giuliano Fujiwara offers genius proportions and a compelling scope of crimson accompanied by great vitality. Not afraid to push the envelope, Fujiwara’s dynamic looks are constructed from unassuming knits that are countered ...
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Milan Fashion Week | Frankie Morello Fall 2010

Still enamored by character-driven fashion, Frankie Morello fuses the rebel and ivy league jock for a predominantly black collection that manages to be playful. Skirts standout in an interesting array of studded garments that find their dangerous ...
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Fall 2010 | Costume National Homme

Wrapping up the first day of Milan Fashion Week, it looks like the color black is here to stay. The latest from Costume National Homme seems to find solace in the gloomy color. Seeking to undercut the seriousness of all suiting, the label turns to semi-relaxed silhouettes, drawstring trousers and knit components. The ...
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Vanity Teen | Cole Mohr by Per Zennström

Photographed by Per Zennström (Objektiv), Viva’s Cole Mohr takes a colorful spill in his most recent editorial for the sixth issue of online zine Vanity Teen. Groomed by Enzo Laera (Ballsaal), an always quirky Cole holds all attention despite outlandishly colorful backgrounds and ensembles.
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S/S 2010 Campaign | Cole Mohr for H&M Divided

With an influx of fall sales, spring campaigns and fall 2010 shows around the corner, it’s safe to say that spring 2010 is in full bloom. Not to be left out in the dust is H&M, who has just released one of many campaigns for the spring season. Starring Mr. Personality himself, Cole Mohr fronts the youthful ...
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Me & City Winter ’09 Campaign | Cole Mohr, Luke Worrall & Stas Svetlichnyy by Ellen von Unwerth

A continuation of their fall 2009 campaign, Me & City release new images by Ellen von Unwerth as they transition into winter. Featuring Cole Mohr, Luke Worrall, Stas Svetlichnyy and Agyness Deyn, the campaign remains youthful and upbeat.