
Jeremy Young first appeared in the Burberry Black Label Fall/Winter 2008 campaign. He has since become one of Burberry’s favorite, featured in many of their lookbooks and campaigns. Born in the UK, Jeremy has appeared in Dazed & Confused, 10 Men, An0ther Man, and I Love Fake magazine. He is a runway favorite and has walked many shows including Julius, Alexis Mabille, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Lanvin and Julius.

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.

Shadow Play–Canadian export Matthew Lyn photographs DNA model Jeremy Young and Request rising star Jesse Shannon for the latest edition of Essential Homme. Featuring styling by fashion editor Terry Lu, the pair are cast into the shadows for a story featuring garments from Boss Orange and Boss Black.

State of Transformation–Crafting a minimalist collection for the season, Z Zegna creative director Paul Surridge channeled the 1920′s with an amplified focus on shape. Creating a core of narrow silhouettes for sharp suiting, the collection branched out with oversize outerwear, cut dramatically and featuring large detailing. A testament to impeccable proportions, fall’s lineup weaved its way in between shapes, wide and narrow, creating great contrast and interest. Transforming garments like the shirt jacket, leather made its introduction with rich color and spontaneity, only met by treated mohair. Altogether focused, Surridge’s showing for the fall/winter 2012 season culminated in easy garments given the luxurious makeover in terms of construction, fit and style.

A Personality–Infusing everyday wear with glamour, John Richmond put on quite the show for the fall/winter 2012 season. In a world of his own, Richmond’s man hit the catwalk with the utmost style, impressing in varied garments, ranging from treated denim to luxe evening jackets. Sparing no expense, leather, fur and other fabrications accented menswear staples with the parka, duffle coat as well as other signature pieces making an appearance. Encompassing the wide spectrum of style, tees to printed jackets made a strong impact. Whether playing it low-key in a black number or drawing attention with intensive print work, John Richmond revealed a season of desired elegance.

The Missoni Way–With her family looking on, Angela Missoni sent her men down the catwalk with an easy air. Layered lightly for the season, subdued autumn colors contributed to relaxed outing, featuring a semi-fitted wardrobe of knitwear, shirting, and outerwear, executed with a subtle hand. The results of heritage at work, Missoni’s signature prints dressed an array of garments that encompassed a walk of leisure, complete with a laissez-faire attitude and bucket hats that gave a distinct feel to the season.