PinModels Thomas Gibbons, Vladimir Ivanov and Roberto Sipos come together for a fashion editorial from GQ Style Russia.
GQ Style Russia channels 1950s style for its spring-summer 2016 issue. Models Thomas Gibbons, Vladimir Ivanov, Roberto Sipos and Sebastian Sauvé come together for the outdoors story, which was captured in New York. Photographed by Gavin Bond, the stylish lot were outfitted by Ekaterina Melnikova. A variety of bomber jackets and racer moto alternatives are featured in the story, highlighting brands such as Philipp Plein and Brunello Cucinelli.
Editorial: GQ Style Russia Embraces Retro Style
PinPhotographed left, Sebastian Sauvé makes quite the style statement in a monochromatic yellow ensemble. Pictured right, Sebastian wears a studded leather jacket from Philipp Plein.PinLeft: Vladimir Ivanov wears a bomber jacket from Brunello Cucinelli with a Louis Vuitton top. Right: Thomas Gibbons sports Bottega Veneta and Ralph Lauren.PinPhotographed right, Sebastian Sauvé, Thomas Gibbons, Vladimir Ivanov and Roberto Sipos are ready for their close-ups.PinPictured right, Sebastian Sauvé wears a silver biker jacket from Philipp Plein with white Givenchy trousers.PinPictured left, Thomas Gibbons wears spring fashions from Tom Ford and Burberry.
Tobias Sorensen Covers GQ Style Russia
PinTobias Sorensen covers the spring-summer 2016 issue of GQ Style Russia in a look from Gucci.
Model Tobias Sorensen stars in GQ Style Russia’scover shoot for spring. Outfitted by Philip Vlasov for the occasion, Tobias offers up dandy style options for the season. Photographed by Walter Chin, Tobias is pictured in Gucci, Belstaff and more.
PinTobias Sorensen embraces the pajama trend in a printed number from Alexander McQueen.
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