In Full Bloom: Mark Vanderloo Jr. Covers Visual Tales

The Fashionisto

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Published August 4, 2024

Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a checkered Versace shorts set for the cover of Visual Tales.Pin
Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a checkered Versace shorts set for the cover of Visual Tales. Photo: Naoki Fukuda / Visual Tales

Mark Vanderloo Jr. is in full bloom for Visual Tales, starring in a striking series of covers showcasing menswear’s softer side. Lensed by photographer Naoki Fukuda, the top model exudes serenity in a romantic series of images.

Mark Vanderloo Jr. for Visual Tales

Donning Homme Plisse Issey Miyake, Mark Vanderloo Jr. covers Visual Tales.Pin
Donning Homme Plisse Issey Miyake, Mark Vanderloo Jr. covers Visual Tales. Photo: Naoki Fukuda / Visual Tales

Stylist John Tan curates a wardrobe of show-stopping looks that pack a punch with their uniqueness yet still convey a sense of vulnerability. From Issey Miyake’s avant-garde designs to Versace’s bold statements, each look reflects the power of fashion to evoke emotion.

Going formal, Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a Richard James tuxedo for Visual Tales.Pin
Going formal, Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a Richard James tuxedo for Visual Tales. Photo: Naoki Fukuda / Visual Tales

The outfits are elevated by delicate flowers by ASMITE, adding a touch of whimsy to the overall aesthetic. Meanwhile, Mark’s sleek hairstyle, crafted by Fernando Torrent, features a slick back and side part that perfectly complements the shoot aesthetic.

Model Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a sheer Dolce & Gabbana look for Visual Tales.Pin
Model Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears a sheer Dolce & Gabbana look for Visual Tales. Photo: Naoki Fukuda / Visual Tales

Altogether, the fusion of fashion and florals encapsulates a vision of modern masculinity. By softening the strict design codes often associated with menswear, a more nuanced and gentle approach to masculine style takes root.

Covering Visual Tales, Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears Det Blev Sent leather.Pin
Covering Visual Tales, Mark Vanderloo Jr. wears Det Blev Sent leather. Photo: Naoki Fukuda / Visual Tales

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