- Julien Chanca & Mathias Bilien by Driu & Tiago in The Masculine Collections for Metal #19
- 160g March/April | Spring Takes Off! by Eric Sposito
- Fashion Is My Passion
- Ports 1961 Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Nicole Farhi Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Iceberg Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Les Hommes Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Songzio Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Gustavolins Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Ports 1961 Spring 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Z Zegna Spring 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Jil Sander Spring 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Jil Sander Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Raf Simons Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Songzio Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Romain Kremer Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Giuliano Fujiwara Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Paris Fashion Week | Julius Fall 2010
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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.
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Playing Shapes–Ports 1961 designers Fiona Cibani and Ian Hylton pull together a meticulous collection focusing on sharp lines, construction and varying proportions. Cast in a somber gray palette, the label’s leading man lives up to the classic image of Saville Row. Donning double-breasted suits and clad in outerwear, cut with a minimalist hand, Ports 1961′s gentleman embraces a smooth season that plays tailored tradition against playful exploration. From narrow, well-framed jackets to a final roundup of voluminous coats, Ports 1961 introduces a season of function and spontaneity for a modest success.
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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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Style Synergy–Italian label Iceberg calls upon heavy knits for a season where the mood is light and the attitude laid-back. Donning relaxed trousers, the men of Iceberg strolled down the catwalk, layered in lightweight knits and outerwear. From lush speckled sweaters to chunky oversize cardigans, the label showcased a season of convenience. Interchangeable in every sense, the collection carried the same ease from casual daywear to more polished wears, furnished from leather and finished with a tuxedo.
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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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julien chanca
Julien Chanca has been on many major runways since his debut in Spring/Summer 2010. He has walked for Prada, Jil Sander, Gucci, Z Zegna, Issey Miyake, Giuliano Fujiwara, Bottega Veneta and Raf Simons, among others. Julien has appeared in editorials for 160 Hrams, Wound and Metal.
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