Axel Gillot by Duane Nasis for Topman History of Denim
History of Denim–Elite London model Axel Gillot slips into denim for Topman’s latest online exclusive, centered around the iconic classic. Photographed by Duane Nasis and styled by Harry Lambert, Axel wears the retailer’s latest denim styles available as raw as well as replications to achieve wear for one to three years.
Jeremy Dufour for H&M Divided Winter 2011
Jeremy Dufour hits the studio once more for H&M, donning winter garments from the Swedish retailer’s Divided lineup.
Joe Arnott by Duane Nasis for palmer//harding Spring/Summer 2012
The Modern Classic–Debuting for the spring 2012 season, designers Levi Palmer and Matthew Harding launch their new line entitled palmer//harding. Tapping Elite London models Joe Arnott and Helene Desmettre for a photo shoot with photographer Duane Nasis and stylist Raphael Hirsch, palmer//harding showcases a modern reinterpretation of the traditional shirt. From color blocking and pleating to subtle darting, the crisp white shirt resurfaces with a distinct discourse for design. / Hair by Shota Fujimoto. Makeup by Natsumi Narita. Set design by Myfanwy Jones. Photography assistance by Emma Gibney. Lighting assistance by Polina Bakharevskaya.
Bobby Warden for Rivenoir Spring 2012
Age Uomo Nuovo–Root model Bobby Warden dons the debut collection of New York-based label Rivenoir. Designed by Renato Cavero, who boasts a resume that includes work at Thierry Mugler, Catherine Malandrino and other labels, the new lineup mixes function with fantasy. Taking to tailored shorts, shirting and other pieces, acute attention to detail provides for a season of character. From bold print work and draped proportions to a penchant for unusual embellishments, Rivenoir embraces the spring season with an arresting new voice.
Ollie Edwards for Massimo Dutti Fall 2011 (October Lookbook)
Autumn Classicism–Massimo Dutti taps Sight model Ollie Edwards for their October lookbook update. Photographed against a wood base, dark autumn colors are accented by classic cuts. From a shearling accented leather jacket and cords to tweed outerwear, the label delivers another round of tradition, rolled out in contemporary fits.
Paolo Anchisi by Karim Sadli for Balmain Spring 2012
Country Tidings–Balmain Homme warms up to the country charms of Ford model Paolo Anchisi for their spring 2012 efforts, photographed as usual by Karim Sadli. With art direction by Atelier Franck Durand, Paolo is caught in the cross-hairs of simple country living and the draw of the city as he dons designer Olivier Rousteing’s first collection for the label. Pulled together with an evolving style that easily makes the transition from casual to formal, Balmain Homme’s new range evokes the sophistication of an evening out with a white tuxedo, while drawing in the edge of its youthful image with textured leathers. Paired with denim, sleeveless waistcoats and jackets alike, Balmain Homme comes full circle for spring, showcasing impressive offerings, making for a stellar debut from Rousteing.
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