Hidden Place by Daniel Cubero & Sebastian Troncoso for Tiger Magazine

Hid­den Place–Pro­duced by Sebas­t­ian Tron­coso, directed by Daniel Cubero and styled by Ger­ard Angulo, Alexan­der Beck, Alexan­der Johans­son, Bap­tiste Radufe, Char­lie West­er­berg, Corentin Renault, Jaco Van Den Hoven, Jacob Coupe, Jakob Wiech­mann, Joan Pedrola, Milo Spijk­ers, Nikola Jovanovic, O’Shea Robert­son, Paolo Anchisi, Rafa Bodgar, River Viiperi and Sebas­t­ian Sauve gather dur­ing Barcelona Fash­ion Week for a video com­mis­sioned by Tiger mag­a­zine. /​ Set design by Susana de la Cueva.

Specchio Dei Tempi by Emilio Tini for GQ Italia

Mode for the Decades–Pho­tog­ra­pher Emilio Tini’s Back­stage crew makes an appear­ance in GQ Italia. Chan­nel­ing the decades in var­i­ous ensem­bles from this season’s var­ied col­lec­tions, Adrien Sahores, Bap­tiste Radufe, Bas­ti­aan Van Gaalen, Char­lie Timms, David Hlinka, Duco Fer­w­erda, Ethan James, Greg Nawrat, Jakob Wiech­mann, James Chuter, Jamie Wise, Jesse Shan­non, Karl Mor­rall, Keno Wei­d­ner, Kim Dall’armi, Lenz von John­ston, Matt King, Milo Spijk­ers, Paris Nichol­son, RJ King, Sasha Weis­senborn, Thomas Buko­vatz, Tomek Sza­lan­ski and Vic­tor Nylan­der are brought together.

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The Backstage Project by Emilio Tini

Project Boy–Pho­tog­ra­pher Emilio Tini turns it out like no other can, approach­ing an ambi­tious num­ber of boys for a new filmed project enti­tled The Back­stage Project. Sit­ting for the black & white ses­sion are Adrien Sahores, Bap­tiste Radufe, Bas­ti­aan Van Gaalen, Char­lie Timms, David Hlinka, Duco Fer­w­erda, Ethan James, Greg Nawrat, Jakob Wiech­mann, James Chuter, Jamie Wise, Jesse Shan­non, Karl Mor­rall, Keno Wei­d­ner, Kim Dall’armi, Lenz von John­ston, Matt King, Milo Spijk­ers, Paris Nichol­son, RJ King, Sasha Weis­senborn, Thomas Buko­vatz, Tomek Sza­lan­ski and Vic­tor Nylan­der .

Jakob Wiechmann & Peter Bruder by Thomas Lohr for Achtung Magazine

Color Me–Prints are all the rage as styl­ists Markus Ebner and Win­nie Placzko come together for a new story in Achtung mag­a­zine. Pulling together solid looks from Givenchy, Kenzo, Ver­sace and other notable labels, the chic pair­ing work along­side pho­tog­ra­pher Thomas Lohr to cap­ture Nest mod­els Jakob Wiech­mann and Peter Bruder.

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Givenchy Fall/​Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week

Amer­i­can Splen­dor–Givenchy cre­ative direc­tor Ric­cardo Tisci looked to the stars and stripes to dress his uni­form for the sea­son. Mino­taurs tamed, Givenchy’s men paraded down the run­way with dec­o­rated hoop in nose. From somber black ensem­bles, dressed with a ver­sion of the Amer­i­can flag to skirts and knits adorned with stars, the season’s theme came loud and strong. Revis­it­ing past col­lec­tions and bor­row­ing their stand­out pieces, rang­ing from leg­gings to boots, the new fac­tor was lim­ited, but embell­ish­ment in full effect. Embrac­ing an earthy brown, Givenchy toiled with mosaic prints when not run­ning its gam­ble through red, blue and white. Encrusted with studs, sequins and stars, the con­ver­gence of sharp tai­lor­ing and sports­wear was at once the same Givenchy of recent mem­ory that has dom­i­nated the hiphop landscape.

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Dries Van Noten Fall/​Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week

Psy­che­delic Ele­gance–A keynote of any Dries Van Noten col­lec­tion, prints really spoke great vol­umes this sea­son. Tak­ing Oscar Wilde’s dandy and lend­ing him an atti­tude befit­ting of music artist Frank Zappa, the sea­son was Van Noten’s can­vas. Keep­ing fall’s inspi­ra­tions on a tight leash, the back­bone of the col­lec­tion was entrusted to sharp over­coats and pleated trousers, nar­row and wide. With fine form at the collection’s heart, next came excit­ing prints in vivid col­ors. Dress­ing sweaters and pants for a psy­che­delic reemer­gence, Van Noten no doubt made a loud state­ment, but also deliv­ered charm sub­tly with finer print motifs and lux­u­ri­ous fab­ri­ca­tions such as vel­vet dri­ving his effort­less ele­gance home.

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