Armani Boys–It was 2008 and for their fall/winter campaign, Armani Jeans enlisted models Marlon Teixeira, Justin Gaston and Jamie Dornan (pre-Fifty Shades of Grey). Photographed …
January 17, 2011–Frequent collaborators, model Clément Chabernaud and photographer; at the time Trussardi creative director, Milan Vukmirovic reunited for a story in L’Officiel Hommes. Posing …
Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2006 Campaign–Collaborating with photographer Steven Meisel for their fall/winter 2006 campaign, Dolce & Gabbana fully realized their Napoleonic collection with stunning …
January 10, 2010–Gianfranco Ferre’s spring/summer 2010 ad campaign saw the reunion of photographer Emilio Tini and model Jakob Wiechmann. One of our favorite campaigns from …
Cinecittà–Photographed in 2007 by Mariano Vivanco for British fashion magazine 10 Men, a fresh-faced Sean O’Pry starred in a stunning cinematic story. Styled by Nicola …
January 3, 2010–Taking another look at a rockin’ editorial from 2010, Brazilian model Pablo Lorenzatto posed for a series of inspiring images by photographer Fabio …
Versace Fall/Winter 2004 Campaign–Sporting long manes of hair, models Jon Kortajarena and RJ Rogenski joined Elise Crombez for Versace’s fall/winter 2004 campaign. Photographed by Steven …
December 27, 2009–Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci’s main guy, Simon Nessman appeared in the label’s spring/summer 2010 campaign. Photographed alongside fellow models Mariacarla Boscono, Emil …
Byblos 1987–Model Ben Shaul starred in the fall/winter 1987 campaign of Italian label Byblos. Sitting for the talented Steven Meisel, Ben delivered a high fashion …
December 20, 2010–Posing for the twenty-second cover story of Spanish magazine Metal, model Mark Cox connected with photographer Miguel Villalobos. A point of interest, Graham …
Armani 92–Encompassing the loose wide silhouette of the early 1990s, model John Adams starred in Giorgio Armani’s spring/summer 1992 campaign. Photographed by Aldo Fallai, John …
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