- Salieu Jalloh by Kurt Iswarienko for Kenneth Cole Fall 2010 Advertorial
- Salieu Jalloh by Guy Aroch for Bloomingdale’s Fall 2010 Advertorial
- Salieu Jalloh by Kurt Iswarienko for Kenneth Cole Fall 2010 Advertorial
- Lyle Lodwick, Patrick Phillips, Salieu Jalloh & Randy Lebeau by Guy Aroch for Rogue Fall 2010 Campaign
- Salieu Jalloh by Hans Neumann for The Block
- Stephan Haurholm & Salieu Jalloh by Vincent Dilio for Instinct
- Clément Chabernaud, Harry Goodwins, Lenz Von Johnston, Jacob Coupe, Paul Boche & Salieu Jalloh by Josh Olins for VMAN
- Salieu Jalloh by Shaughn Crawford for 180 Magazine
- Salieu Jalloh, Henry Watkins & Ambrose Carter by Benny Horne in Thom Browne for Wonderland
- Contrordine by David Vasiljevic for Io Donna
- Salieu Jalloh by Zackery Michael for Fiasco
- Daily Fix | The Great Debaters by Jon Malinowski
- Salieu Jalloh by Richard Phibbs for Sports & Style Magazine
- Evandro Soldati & Salieu Jalloh by Richard Phibbs for The New York Times
- Rhythm Nation | Salieu Jalloh by Paul Maffi for Wonderland
- GQ March 2010 | The Best New Designers in America
- City Magazine | The Next Faces of 2010
- Dansk | The Red Foursome by Kevin Mackintosh
- Editorial | Generation Soul by Josh Olins
- HIXSEPT Spring 2011 — Problème et Crépuscule | Salieu Jalloh by Jeremy Liebman
- Nom de Guerre Fall 2010 | Countdown to Violence
- Spring 2010 | Telfar
- “Night Stalkers” – Brian Wood Fall 2009
- Acne Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Kenzo Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Moschino Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- John Varvatos Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Rag & Bone Spring 2011 | New York Fashion Week
- New York Fashion Week | Odyn Vovk Fall 2010
- New York Fashion Week | Y-3 Fall 2010
- Spring 2010 | Odyn Vovk
- Spring 2010 | Marc by Marc Jacobs
- Spring 2010 | Best of miguel Antoinne
- Spring 2010 | Thom Browne
- Spring 2010 | Richard Chai
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The Young Road to Luxury–Bringing Paris Fashion Week to a close, Swedish label Acne embarked on a collision course of young and old for a collection that peppered the classics with a free spirit. With layering playing a key component to the season’s wardrobe, interesting fabrications were utilized. From quilted shirting employed underneath a boxy short-sleeved sweatshirt to pleather worn with a formal overcoat, a rebellious quality was achieved with great subtleties. Piling on the sweaters and producing tops with varying sleeve lengths for the ultimate combination of pieces, Acne brought together tapered trousers, oversize blazers as well as suiting shorts for a highly wearable feat.
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The Kenzo Workday–Playing it safe for their debut collection, new Kenzo creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, revealed a season right off the conveyor belt. Decorated in bright, youthful prints, the tailored trappings of the Kenzo man came out to play. From fitted quilted jackets and laid-back sweatshirts to the odd knickknacks, sportswear fueled the collection. Honing in on a relaxed aesthetic that achieved a balance of casual sophistication and novelty, Lim and Leon represented the quirky sentiments of the classic man.
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Playing Fashion–Moschino’s knack for bold prints and colors collides with a traditional sense of menswear for a penetrating collection. Opening the show with bowler hats as well as suiting and tees printed with cobblestones, the season resonated with a nostalgic London flair. Making the gentleman relevant, the trappings of the distinguished blended with a cheeky use of wardrobe dissection for a new chapter. From patches on pants to exposed jacket seams, Moschino’s man was deconstructed and rebuilt, before emerging with vibrant colors and graffiti prints that lend refined elegance a quirky undertone.
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Urban Rock–Designer John Varvatos spins a tale of the streets and rock for the fall/winter 2012 season. Embodying a certain harshness in comparison to last season’s romantic laments, Varvatos taps into an element of youth. Bringing together garments in an almost reckless fashion, the mood is relaxed and the results more exciting. While laceless boots barely come to a close, oversize outerwear in various hues of gray bring comfort to knits as well as other pieces, tattered and stained. Featuring a wardrobe that possesses the potential to be both tidy and fantastically disheveled, John Varvatos dismisses the aspect of age for a collection that evolves with a little smarts.
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I Love Models Management–Boasting one of Milan’s largest men’s boards, complete with its fill of recognizable talent, casting directors easily have their hands full when it comes to I Love Models Management’s fall/winter 2012 show package. Beginning with classic favorites, I Love brings forth Lenz Von Johnston, Chad White and others, while in the new face department there is Louis Mayhew, Jacob Morton as well as additional talents of interest. Peppered with a recent talent explosion, there is the in-demand Bastiaan van Gaalen or Lanvin dancing man, Milo Spijkers. Bringing up the notables with Brazilian regular Douglas Neitzke or intriguing developing talent Hampus Lück, I Love Models Management has the winning formula to quite the busy fashion week.
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salieu jalloh
Salieu Jalloh’s career was launched with a loud bang that was heard throughout the fashion world. The American native was immediately recruited for campaigns by United Colors of Benetton, Rogue, Sean John and Bloomingdale’s. His portfolio did not take long to fill up with editorials ranging from GQ UK, GQ, Vogue Hommes Japan to Contributing Editor, Wonderland and Interview magazine. Salieu became a must-have on the runways for designers such as Richard Chai, Tim Hamilton, Thom Browne, Y-3 and Rag & Bone.
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