PinLeft to Right: Cole James wears trousers Burberry, jacket, shirt, and pocket square Canali. Taylor Ashmore wears all clothes Valentino and tie Title of Work.
It’s tuxedo season as VMAN goes formal for its latest fashion editorial. Ford model icons such as Brad Kroenig and Jake Davies are brought together with up and comers like Ryan Frederick for the dapper spread. Featuring standout designer looks for the season, photographer Nathaniel Goldberg and stylist Mitchell Belk collaborate for the special occasion. Ready to impress with the holidays around the corner, Ford models don dashing ensembles from brands, which include Burberry, Tom Ford, and Canali.
PinLeft to Right: Conrad Bromfield wears suit Bottega Veneta, shirt Jeffrey Rüdes, and shoes Giuseppe Zanotti Design. Logan Macrae wears suit Philipp Plein, turtleneck Versace, and watch Omega.PinShaun DeWet wears turtleneck Hermes, watch Rolex, suit, coat, and leather loafers Gucci.PinMatthew Terry wears all clothing Salvatore Ferragamo, tie Brunello Cucinelli, and cufflinks Burberry.PinJake Davies wears jacket Emporio Armani, tie Title of Work, shirt and pocket square Giorgio Armani.PinLeft to Right: Jacques Pougne wears all clothes Givenchy. Shade Mullins wears shirt Emporio Armani, glasses Mykita, cufflinks Cartier, watch Omega, suit and bow-tie Saint Laurent.PinLeft to Right: Ryan Frederick wears all clothes Louis Vuitton and scarf Marc Jacobs. Logan Flatte wears all clothes Roberto Cavalli.PinBrad Kroenig wears pocket square BOSS Hugo Boss, all clothes and tie Ralph Lauren.PinRyan Tift wears cufflinks David Yurman, all clothes and shoes Tom Ford.PinLane Foster wears all clothes BOSS Hugo Boss, stole Title of Work, pocket square and tie Salvatore Ferragamo.
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