Hidden Place by Daniel Cubero & Sebastian Troncoso for Tiger Magazine
Hidden Place–Produced by Sebastian Troncoso, directed by Daniel Cubero and styled by Gerard Angulo, Alexander Beck, Alexander Johansson, Baptiste Radufe, Charlie Westerberg, Corentin Renault, Jaco Van Den Hoven, Jacob Coupe, Jakob Wiechmann, Joan Pedrola, Milo Spijkers, Nikola Jovanovic, O’Shea Robertson, Paolo Anchisi, Rafa Bodgar, River Viiperi and Sebastian Sauve gather during Barcelona Fashion Week for a video commissioned by Tiger magazine. / Set design by Susana de la Cueva.
O’Shea Robertson by Bruna Kazinoti for Spray Magazine
Classic Throwback–Spray fashion editor Charlotte Brière dreams up a seventies paradise for a story featuring Angels & Demons model O’Shea Robertson. Photographed by Bruna Kazinoti and clad in hues of camel, burgundy and gold, O’Shea is a classic visage in pieces from the likes of Gucci.
O’Shea Robertson, Frankie Wade, Harry Uzoka, Ruben, Val, Matt Woodhouse, Jon Dartnell & Levi Brown by Emma Gibney for Hysteria
Oh Boy!!–Photographer Emma Gibney and fashion editor Mervyn Boriwondo are hands on for Hysteria’s latest fashion story that features several of London’s promising up and comers. The intimate photo shoot features O’Shea Robertson, Frankie Wade of Select, Harry Uzoka, Ruben and Val of M&P, Matt Woodhouse at Elite London, and Jon Dartnell and Levi Brown at FM as they display their personal modes including athletic, collegiate and modernwear. / Makeup by Nami Yoshida with hair by Kaz.
Hermès Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
L’Essentiel–Retaining a reserved elegance for the fall/winter 2012 season, Hermès creative director Veronique Nichanian kept to a dark color palette in which the fabrications did the talking. With impeccable construction, in a sea of somber suiting and outerwear, pieces like a soft trench from leather created a wow factor when not embraced by sleek trousers as well as carryalls. Introducing hints of velvet and a smoky graphic towards the show’s end, Hermès latest collection played to the house’s conservative nature while also illustrating a natural luxe factor.
Givenchy Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
American Splendor–Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci looked to the stars and stripes to dress his uniform for the season. Minotaurs tamed, Givenchy’s men paraded down the runway with decorated hoop in nose. From somber black ensembles, dressed with a version of the American flag to skirts and knits adorned with stars, the season’s theme came loud and strong. Revisiting past collections and borrowing their standout pieces, ranging from leggings to boots, the new factor was limited, but embellishment in full effect. Embracing an earthy brown, Givenchy toiled with mosaic prints when not running its gamble through red, blue and white. Encrusted with studs, sequins and stars, the convergence of sharp tailoring and sportswear was at once the same Givenchy of recent memory that has dominated the hiphop landscape.
Viktor & Rolf Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week
The House of Shape–Heading into the fall/winter 2012 season, Viktor & Rolf channel the Eastern Bloc for a serious collection with its share of the design duo’s acclaimed quirk. Serving a buffet of leather offerings, from trousers to overalls, it is the outerwear that steals the show in a season, strong on shape. Constructed and fitted to perfection, smart layers showcase different proportions at work. From boxy to sleek and svelte, menswear classics are given edge with boxy shoulders making a strong impact among practical pieces.
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