PinModel Jegor Venned covers the fall-winter 2016 edition of Vogue Hommes Paris.
Vogue Hommes Paris explores many styles for its fall-winter 2016 cover story. Taking a quirky page from Prada, Jegor Venned covers the issue in the brand. Showcasing designer pieces, Jegor appears before the lens of photographer Sølve Sundsbø. The cover boy joins models such as Serge Rigvava, Aaron Shandel, and Erik van Gils. Stylist Anastasia Barbieri outfits the inspiring outing, bringing attention to brands like Burberry, Calvin Klein Collection, Balenciaga, and Polo Ralph Lauren.
Editorial: Faces by Sølve Sundsbø for Vogue Hommes Paris
PinDjavan Mandoula dons a Balmain jacket and t-shirt with Haider Ackermann trousers and Roberto Cavalli leather boots.
PinErik van Gils is front and center in a Dolce & Gabbana track jacket and pants with a Burberry necklace.PinAaron Shandel wears a plaid coat and trousers by Fendi with a Lanvin scarf and Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.PinJordi embraces a moody demeanor in a Dsquared2 shirt and trousers with a Charvet top, Issey Miyake suspenders, and Ann Demeulemeester leather boots.
PinEllis Kennedy is geek chic in a Polo Ralph Lauren shirt and v-neck sweater. The model also wears a vintage wool hat and Moscot glasses.PinJegor Venned sports a jacquard denim jacket and pants by Calvin Klein Collection with Calvin Klein underwear.PinMatthew Roberts wears a jacquard sleeveless jacket, trousers, leather boots, and accessories by Balenciaga.
PinSerge Rigvava models a Prada cape and shirt for Vogue Hommes Paris.PinHenry Kitcher dons an oversized coat and cotton shirt by Burberry with a two-piece Berluti suit, IRO tie, and Church’s dress shoes.
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