
Only the Brave–Easton Schirra and Chelsea Vance photograph Red Citizen model Bradley Soileau for a special feature on Diesel’s latest initiative Only the Brave Tattoo Gallery. Accompanied by a video and interview, Bradley talks about his body of work. / Editor, Patrick O’Keefe. Grooming by Selda Cortes. Music, Your Man by Lipstick Std remix Jack Lahanna. Creative management by Antoine Neufmars.
Road to Somewhere–Summer is around the corner and so is the next print issue of Fashionisto. Leading into the release, Bradley Soileau (Red Citizen) and Bruce Machado (Request) make an appearance in the filmed companion piece to the upcoming editorial, lensed by Della Bass. Directed by Kevin Foong and styled by Mark Holmes, the pair are a serene vision in garments from John Varvatos, Marc Jacobs, Dior Homme and other great labels. / Hair by Yoichi Tomizawa (See Management) with makeup by Miriam Robstad (Pudder). Style assistance by Helen Olivia Anstis. Special thanks to Andy Turnbull.

In the Details–The man of Timo Weiland is afforded a collection of streamlined attire for the label’s latest outing. Carrying out contemporary cuts, decorated in a well-versed palette of colors and prints, easy layers provide wardrobe staples in abundance. From fitted trousers and button-down shirting to crew-neck sweaters, fundamental design for the modern man wins out with extra attention poured into suiting. Making a statement with an intricate print, minimalist design caters to the garment of today, easily garnering a repeated second look.

Dressing Up Fall–Highland recruits Red Citizen’s Bradley Soileau as well as DNA model Michael Elmquist for their fall/winter 2012 lookbook, captured by the lens of photographer Eric Chakeen. Crafted by designer Lizzie Owens, utilitarian pieces are pulled together with a polished take on streetwear. Cut with a loose silhouette, outerwear steals the show against a background of relaxed shirting as well as trousers, featuring plaid and a variety of easy color combinations. Styled by Rich Aybar, mohair garments and dramatic shapes are played against more conservative pieces for a striking seasonal mix.

Exploring New Options–Casting a varied lot of characters and exploring different silhouettes and color schemes for the fall/winter 2012 season, designer Roberto Cavalli turns his attention to the future. Toning down the color within reason, outerwear takes on the dominant role in a seamless lineup of layered ensembles. A man of several identities, Cavalli’s man dons a bright-colored cape when not donning a dapper bow tie for an evening on the town. Towing the line between timeless elegance and modern expectations, the collection reviews a well-versed venture. From tailored and fitted to oversize and playful, Roberto Cavalli’s latest collection showcases the fantastical whims of a clever wardrobe with infinite room to grow.

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.