Leebo Freeman by Jeff Elstone for Oak

Posted 8 months, 4 days ago on September 24, 2011 by Carl

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Team Oak–Jeff Elstone photographs ADAM model Leebo Freeman for a stylish new update from New York retailer Oak. Styled by Stephanie Niedospial, Leebo dons fall pieces in black from T by Alexander Wang, Standard Issue, Surface to Air and other Oak-stocked brands. / Style assistance by Samantha Giordano with photo assistance by Matthew McGrath.

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Christopher Wetmore by Elizabeth Perrin

Posted 9 months, 17 days ago on August 12, 2011 by Mikelle

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All Christopher–Elizabeth Perrin films Christopher Wetmore in a new film project. With hair and make-up by Martin-Christopher Harper, the Request model tries out his angles in a few all-white pieces from Oak.

Jeffrey Gaunt by Jeff Elstone for Oak

Posted 11 months, 13 days ago on June 17, 2011 by Ives

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New York/No Wave–Oak enlists ADAM model Jeffrey Gaunt for their latest online editorial photographed by Jeff Elstone. Revisiting the No Wave movement in New York during the 1970’s, Stephanie Niedospial styles Jeffrey in ensembles of a punk-rock attitude from Ksubi, Acne, J. Lindeberg and other labels.

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David Chiang by Jonothan Melamed for Oak

Posted 1 year, 0 months ago on April 29, 2011 by Ives

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Flipping Oak–Oak taps Major model David Chiang for their online editorial photographed by Jonothan Melamed. Sharing a peak into the New York store’s spring 2011 collections, Stephanie Niedospial dresses David in T by Alexander Wang, Surface to Air, Chronicles of Never and other labels.

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Oak + Oak Black Label Fall 2010 | Ethan James by Jason Eric Hardwick

Posted 1 year, 9 months ago on August 12, 2010 by Carl

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New York-based retailer Oak looks to Jason Eric Hardwick to photograph Ethan James and Mak Weinman in this season’s range as styled by James M. Rosenthal. Inspired by vintage Tokyo street fashion and an infatuation with asymmetrical lines, Oak takes a more structured approach than last season. Taking to jersey, cashmere and wool, the new lineup tackles relaxed silhouettes that reinterpret the classics in the fashion-forward manner that Oak is known for. From a quirky twinset and oversize outerwear to extended proportions, Oak delivers a strong collection while also offering a modern flair within a clean presentation.

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