- Kim Dall’Armi by David Sims for Valentino Fall 2011 Campaign
- Jeremy Dufour & Kim Dall’Armi for Marc O’Polo Spring 2011 Campaign
- Prada Spring 2011 Campaign Preview | Clément Chabernaud, Harry Goodwins & Kim Dall’Armi by Willy Vanderperre
- Prada Fall 2010 Campaign by Steven Meisel | Clément Chabernaud, Kim Dall’Armi, Mark Cox & Mathias Bergh
- Prada Fall 2010 Campaign by Steven Meisel | Clément Chabernaud, Kim Dall’armi, Mark Cox & Mathias Bergh
- Johannes Linder, Julius Gerhardt, Kim Dall’Armi, Luka Badnjar, Matvey Lykov, Thomas Aoustet & Will Westall by Marton Perlaki for GQ Style Australia
- The Boys of Success by Jörgen Ringstrand for J.Lindeberg Biannual Book
- Kim Dall’Armi by Alessandro Dal Buoni for Dazed & Confused Japan
- Kim Dall’Armi, Raf, Robby & Yannick by Willy Vanderperre in The Dream Academy | Arena Homme+
- Kim Dall’Armi by Steven Jean | iLOOK Preview
- AnOther Man | Midnight Ramblers by Serge Leblon
- Tell Me About It, Stud | Kim Fabian Von Dall’Armi by Alessandro Dal Buoni
- Prada Fantasy Fall 2011 Lookbook
- Kim Dall’Armi for Valentino Spring 2012
- Kim Dall’Armi for Bally Spring 2012
- Paul Smith Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- John Galliano Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Iceberg Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Bottega Veneta Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Neil Barrett Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Mr. by Roland Mouret Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Viktor & Rolf Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Bottega Veneta Spring 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Prada Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Lanvin Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Petar Petrov Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Kenzo Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Gaspard Yurkievich Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Prada Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
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The Calm Before the Storm–Basking in hues of blue and black, Paul Smith sends his men out to sea for his fall/winter 2012 collection. Capturing the iridescent quality of water, various fabric finishes gave the range depth as Smith executed easy garments with a subtle twist. Layering fluorescent colors with darker counterparts, the algae of the sea was translated into a novel idea, while anchors and various sea creatures gave life to charming collection accents.
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Gangster Lore–Looking to the days of prohibition for the inspiration of his second outing for John Galliano, creative director Bill Gaytten honed in on characters, ranging from gangsters and the law establishment to American sports-stars. Empowered by the stigma of a gangster, the collection was off to a strong start with oversize silhouettes ushering in the double-breasted suit and fine coats of fur. Turning to references by J.C Leyendecker and Norman Rockwell, the baggy trousers of America’s infamous kingpins were closely followed by Gaytten’s notorious band of henchmen. Youthful, cold and belted in for a showdown with the law, the menacing were met with hues of army green, dressing the aviator jacket, a military jacket, complete with epaulettes and other heroic pieces. Caught in the middle of the two factions and bringing the show to a close were John Galliano’s sports heroes, revealing a polished evening wardrobe, sequined and generally more fitted.
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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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Total Look–Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier aimed to complete a total look for this season’s collection. Examining proportions and fit from head to toe, the latest range came together as final products, a couple of steps removed from the initial inspiration source. Playing exquisitely with graphic shapes in this aspect, complementary colors melded together as abstract shapes dissected Maier’s alto familiar canvas. However, taking a step into the future, a little rebellion surfaced with treated finishes and a hint of leather, being pieced together for outerwear adornments and eventually the season’s standout trousers.
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kim dall’armi
Kim Dall’Armi had his breakout season in Fall/Winter 2010. He opened the Prada show exclusively and later appeared in the label’s campaign and lookbook. He has since walked for Lanvin, Petar Petrov, Topman, Dunhill and Kenzo. Kim has appeared in Arena Homme+, AnOther Man and 10 Men.
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