PinVito Basso, Pablo Morais, Kit Butler, Ariel Rosa, and Jonathan Bellini cover the spring-summer 2017 issue of Vogue Hommes Paris.
Vogue Hommes Paris travels to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for its spring-summer 2017 issue. The magazine reunites with photographer Mario Testino for the Brazilian adventure. Enlisted for the outing, British model Kit Butler and Argentinean up and comer Vito Basso joins Brazilian stunners Pablo Morais, Ariel Rosa, and Jonathan Bellini.
The lavish editorial also features Iann Neiva Pastor, Diego Fragoso, Lucas Lucco, Laura Neiva, Chay Suede, Patrick Luvise, and Thairine Garcia. Taking in popular sights and scenes, the models link up with stylist, Anastasia Barbieri. Embracing designer looks, the models showcase a variety of styles from Hermes, Versace, Roberto Cavalli, and more.
Editorial: City of the Gods by Mario Testino for Vogue Hommes Paris
PinPablo Morais wears a green knit polo and swimsuit by Hermes.
PinAriel Rosa embraces a retro look in a patchwork jacket and silk trousers by Roberto Cavalli. The model also sports a vintage shirt and Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.
PinKit Butler relaxes in a shirt and trousers by Fendi with Salvatore Ferragamo oxford shoes.
PinModel Vito Basso lounges in a yellow Versace robe and underwear.
PinMaking a bold printed statement, Ariel Rosa wears a shirt and trousers by Wooyoungmi with Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.
PinJonathan Bellini sports a sheer silk chiffon shirt and pinstripe trousers by Saint Laurent.
PinOn the move, Kit Butler wears a bomber jacket, shirt, and chinos by Balenciaga with Salvatore Ferragamo shoes.
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