
Dominique Hollington’s career was sure to be red hot after being an exclusive at Givenchy in spring 2009. Bookings were stacking up in a short time from several publications including 10 Men, i-D, GQ UK, Vogue Hommes Japan, GQ Italia and Man About Town. Campaigns did not take long to come either and soon Dominique became the face of Puma and Gap. He has walked the runways of Versace, Thom Browne, YSL, Thierry Mugler, Z Zegna and Jean Paul Gaultier.

DNA–Impressive to say the least, no face goes unnoticed when it comes to DNA’s choice of boys for each fashion week. At the top of their ranks for this coming fashion week are Miles McMillan and Alexandre Cunha. While Miles is coming into his own with campaigns beginning to follow his success on the runway, Brazilian model Alexandre is having quite the blue chip season that will no doubt follow him on to the catwalk. Meanwhile, new faces Alex Hammond and Chris Petersen will no likely stand out with championed talents Bastiaan Van Gaalen, Alexander Beck and others.

The New York Cool–Isaac Weber (Ford), Cole Mohr (Request), as well as DNA models Dominique Hollington and David Gandy prepare to get jazzy, dropping by New York City’s legendary Radio City Music Hall for the Ansons fall 2011 campaign. With the boys suited up in their fallwear featuring ritzy suits, opulent ties and casual knitwear, Ansons delivers this season with a timeless collection.

Classicism–Wilhelmina model Vladimir Ivanov and DNA’s Dominique Hollington come together for an outing, courtesy of Dockers. On the run and donning a casual wardrobe, fall is in full effect as the pair bundle up in knits. From beanies and button-downs to their signature khakis, Dockers provides the quintessential Americana essentials.

In Arms–Bringing together tools picked up at both Versace and cult-favorite Cloak, Alexandre Plokhov presents his spring 2012 collection during New York Fashion Week. A combination of military aspirations and architectural inspirations, structure reigns as dark as well as light separates come together to form quite the distinct uniform. From youthful sportswear to more tailored jackets and shirting, Alexandre Plokhov marries concept and a functional vision for a varied spring offering.

DNA’s Pride–New York Fashion Week kicks off September 8, 2011 and DNA’s show package is the first to roll out. Showcasing the cream of the crop, among DNA’s ranks are quite a number of newcomers, off to a phenomenal start. Buzz boy Alexander Beck arrives in New York, following an amazing show season in Europe with about twenty shows walked and the debut of three campaigns for the fall season. Meanwhile, its a walkoff of the Miles when it comes to being the crowd pleaser. Both, Garber and McMillan have charmed New York’s casting directors. Meanwhile, head-turner and modeling sensation Andrej Pejic rounds off an amazing package of the catwalk’s best, ranging from Marcel Castenmiller and Jeremy Young to Benoni Loos.