- Felix Schopgens by Mert & Marcus for Iceberg Fall 2010 Campaign
- Malte Paulsen & Felix Schopgens by Justin Wu for Tetu Magazine
- Daily Fix | To Each His Own by Bell Soto
- Adrian Wlodarski, Edward Barber, Felix Schopgens, Matt Egan & Stephan Haurholm by Dennis Golonka
- Daily Fix | Felix Schopgens & Will Westall by Kai Z Feng
- Editorial – Color Works!
- Editorial | Color Me Bad by Josh Olins
- Felix Schopgens for Kilian Kerner Fall 2010
- Damir Doma Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Dsquared² Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Nicole Farhi Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Daniele Alessandrini Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Les Hommes Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Frankie Morello Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Kenzo Fall 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Louis Vuitton Fall 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Bottega Veneta Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Corneliani Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Damir Doma Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Raf Simons Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Kenzo Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Louis Vuitton Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Albino Deuxieme Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Z Zegna Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Gianfranco Ferré Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Jil Sander Spring 2011 | Pitti Uomo
- Paris Fashion Week | Lanvin Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Raf Simons Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Kenzo Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Louis Vuitton Fall 2010
- Milan Fashion Week | Neil Barrett Fall 2010
- Milan Fashion Week | Frankie Morello Fall 2010
- Fall 2010 | Jil Sander
- Fall 2010 | Dolce & Gabbana
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The Journey–Damir Doma’s loose silhouettes are treated to an exotic makeover, courtesy of an expedition that takes in rich prints and lush fabrics for the new season. Adorned with beads and dressed in tribal prints, Doma’s man reigned supreme with a certain entrapment. Belting jackets and layering with loose overcoats, sharp ensembles packed quite the bold punch before trimming down for a blackout. Turning to a quiet and focused dimension, militant garments filled a void for the fitted. Demonstrating a hand for both structure and swift draping, Damir Doma’s latest collection married the subdued to the extravagant for a striking fall/winter 2012 outing.
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Scholarly Days–Dsquared² designers Dan and Dean Caten send their boys back to school for the fall/winter 2012 season. Bringing smarts to their signature staples, loosely slung denim was paired with light layers consisting of leather jackets, sweatshirts, button-downs and sweater vests. Accessorized with newsboy hats, duffels and backpacks, the season’s theme was a no-brainer. From goody two shoes prep to the sartorial bad boy, Dsquared² packed an easy punch with a relaxed wardrobe that eventually transitioned into more polished garments. Still applying their own handiwork to eveningwear, denim and sequins collided for a cheeky finish.
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Sleeper Fashion–Honing in on worldy fashions, Nicole Farhi arms their man with loungewear suitable for long travel. Contrasting a dark color palette against a fun seasonal motif, long silhouettes and a plenitude of fits are showcased. Whether serving up tunic-inspired shirting from the East or novel prints from the tropics, Nicole Farhi dishes a somber but playful affair.
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Sartorial Layering–Daniele Alessandrini looks to smart layering for the fall/winter 2012 season. Taking the twinset and reinterpreting it for outerwear, clever jackets remain light-weight but warm with a blanket lining. Subtly mixing prints, an autumn landscape contributes to the image of a man on the go with suiting and casualwear blending together for one cohesive wardrobe. From the strong field jacket to classics like the duffle coat, Daniele Alessandrini remains relevant for the modern man with an offering of tradition and trend.
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The Don of the Season–Layered in lush knits and grand outerwear, the man of Les Hommes makes his way back to the catwalk. Following a cultured getaway, color, print and volume paint an image of refinement with a daring undertone. While leather garments contribute to a modern hard streak, softness is delivered in the form of sweaters in vibrant hues. Relating the tension of fit and volume, large oversize sleeves taper for a distinct visage. Meanwhile, trousers are tapered and relaxed for the appropriate note to an eclectic collection that seamlessly juxtaposes fine suiting with charming knitwear.
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felix schopgens
Felix Schopgens got his big break when he starred in the lucrative Prada campaign for Spring/Summer 2008. He has since walked for some of the biggest labels, such as Dolce & Gabbana, Dries Van Noten, Hugo Boss, Jil Sander, Raf Simons and Z Zegna. With a strong facial bone structure, Felix was captured perfectly for Iceberg Fall/Winter 2010, with the high-contrast photography of Mert and Marcus. He has appeared in the pages of Dazed & Confused, VMAN and Numéro Hommes.
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