- Campaign – Stéphane Olivier for Rock & Republic
- Campaign – Paul Smith Fall 2009 (Complete)
- Campaign – Paul Smith Fall 2009
- Rogier Bosschaart & Stephane Olivier for Christophe Lemaire Fall/Winter 2012
- Stephane Olivier, Nil Hoppenot, Enok Groven, Andreas Sjoqvist, Fredric Johansson, Jake Hold & Edgaras Madaminovas by Tobias Scheuerer for Tom Rebl Spring 2012
- Stephane Olivier by Jan Welters for Superfine Fall/Winter 2011
- Paul Smith Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Damir Doma Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Diesel Black Gold Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Moncler Gamme Bleu Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Paul Smith Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- John Galliano Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
- Moncler Gamme Bleu Spring 2012 | Milan Fashion Week
- Thom Browne Fall 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Paul Smith Fall 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- John Galliano Fall 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Moncler Gamme Bleu Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Roberto Cavalli Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week
- Paul Smith Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Damir Doma Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- John Galliano Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- Yohji Yamamoto Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week
- New York Fashion Week | Thom Browne Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Paul Smith Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | Damir Doma Fall 2010
- Paris Fashion Week | John Galliano Fall 2010
- Milan Fashion Week | John Richmond Fall 2010
- Spring 2010 | Thom Browne
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Grâce Facile–Success models Rogier Bosschaart and Stephane Oliver share common ground, coming together for the fall/winter 2012 lookbook of Christophe Lemaire. A collision of cultural influences, varying proportions cater to a collection that bridges the gap between tradition and modernity. Creating the new classic in some fashion, menswear fundamentals breathe easy when executed at the hand of Lemaire. The short peacoat is given an accommodating shape. It’s neither fitted nor loose. It’s representative of a design ideology, towing that line between conservative and radical, the melting pot in construction. Featuring trousers that balloon before falling into a graceful taper, outerwear is complemented with a minimalist touch. From concealed buttons to long, lean silhouettes or boxy generous shapes, Christophe Lemaire creates a sophisticated collection that exudes a refined casualness.
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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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The Journey–Damir Doma’s loose silhouettes are treated to an exotic makeover, courtesy of an expedition that takes in rich prints and lush fabrics for the new season. Adorned with beads and dressed in tribal prints, Doma’s man reigned supreme with a certain entrapment. Belting jackets and layering with loose overcoats, sharp ensembles packed quite the bold punch before trimming down for a blackout. Turning to a quiet and focused dimension, militant garments filled a void for the fitted. Demonstrating a hand for both structure and swift draping, Damir Doma’s latest collection married the subdued to the extravagant for a striking fall/winter 2012 outing.
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Raw Elegance–Making the move to Milan for their Italian debut, Diesel Black Gold returned to the clean-cut path, lending classic standbys a youthful edge. Bringing together garments with unfinished hems, thick cable knit sweaters and pleated trousers, a variety of pieces were revealed for a new wardrobe of unlikely companions. Dressing jacket and vest combos in vertical stripes and including the biker jacket as a welcomed addition, Diesel Black Gold brought their vision full circle with a portrayal of timeless elegance, modified for today’s generation.
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The Art of Racing–Brazilian race car driver Ayrton Senna served as the muse of designer Thom Browne’s latest collection for Moncler Gamme Bleu. Lending his quirky creations a new dimension, yellow, red and white dressed an entertaining wardrobe, fit for the spectator. Starting the show with padded jumpsuits and moving towards shrunken tailored garments, cheerful suiting separates championed Browne’s race car driver. Eventually arriving at his signature palette of gray and navy, volume-induced jackets, long coats as well as layered cold-weather essentials completed another season of fun for the beloved designer.
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stephane olivier
Stephane Oliver rocked the fall 2009 season with two major campaigns, Paul Smith and Rock & Republic. His scruff, yet romantic look has made him a standout star. Becoming a runway regular, Stephane has walked for Thom Browne, John Richmond, John Galliano, Damir Doma, Paul Smith, Moncler and Yohji Yamamoto.
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