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Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee —Men’s Fashion Editorial

The famous quote “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. The hands can’t hit what the eyes can’t see” was first said by a 22-year old Muhammad Ali at a historic boxing event in Kinshasa, Zaire. Since he spoke it, this sentence has been used to described his style on the ring. The boxer, who left us last Friday, will long be regarded as the greatest of all times. A men’s style editorial by photographer Patrick Kolts, Stylist Alejandro Lopez, Model Braeden Wright, Grooming Alexis Fores. Suit Ben Sherman, polo shirt Woolrich John Rich & Bros., shoes Florsheim, ring and bracelet George Frost, bracelet Skagen Blue suit David hart, shirt CWST, bracelet Skagen, ring George Frost Leather jacket BLK DNM, tank CWST, pants BLK DNM, Ring/ bracelet George Frost Olive suit David Hart, tank Matière, necklace- George Frost Green suit Ben Sherman, shirt Lucio Castro, bracelet George Frost , jeans Topman Jacket Stampd, shirt Ben Sherman, pants BLK DNM, shoes stylist’s own

SAV NOIR AW16

Rocking and Rolling, Model Justin Gossman for Sav Noir

When it was first unleashed on an unsuspecting suburban populace in the 1950’s, rock ‘n’ roll was perceived as a threat. A menace to society, comparable to the Red Scare that threatened the “American way of life” with its loose hips and morals. Considering the furor, tumult, and outcry, it’s kind of disappoint r ‘n’ r  has become the most bland of lifestyle accessories – a facsimile of rebellion, but still in bed by 11. Los Angeles-based fashion label Sav Noir is doing its bit to turn that around. Influenced by the untamed life well after the sun has set. They’re making dark, chic clothes for “the matured, rebellious souls of our era. The ones whom fear nothing, or no one,” as they put it. Sav Noir AW’16 “The Moto” film tells the painful story of chasing a rock’n’roll dream following model Justin Gossman as a young rock ‘n’ roller, through his dreams of fame, fortune, and excess, through to the painful, vacuous existence of a struggling artist. Watch Gossmann go from sleek, stylish nightlife to the …

“Some Call It Hard” a men’s fashion editorial by Ramon Spaeti

Photography Ramon Spaeti, Stylist Debora Giugno, Grooming Philipp Heusen – Thanks to Waldraud, Model Tobias Klanner Sweatshirt Peter Jensen x Peanuts Sweater Peter Jensen x Peanuts, Jeans Mads Noorgard, Sneakers vintage Adidas Shirt Wait, roll-neck pullover and trousers American Apparel Hooded coat Wait, roll-neck pullover stylist‘s own, jeans vintage Wrangler Parka and trousers Brownie and Blondie, socks American Apparel, Sneakers vintage Reebok Sweater Wait, trousers vintage Adidas

Why Are You Looking at Me: Lucky Blue Smith in the Age of Instagram Celebrity

Three blond sisters. All homeschooled, all Morman, and all playing washed out surf rock together in the same band, The Atomics. Yet it’s the drummer, their brother Lucky, who has drawn the legions of fans; and although the band’s music has a snare-driven hypnotic quality meriting attention in its own right, it is Lucky’s celebrity as a model that has propelled the group into the public eye. At only sixteen, Lucky Blue Smith has walked for brands like Levi’s, Versace and Tom Ford and has his sights set on that elusive model/actor/musician combination best exemplified by the likes of Justin Bieber. Similar to Bieber, Lucky’s rise to fame has been with the help of legions of teenage girls, through the channels that celebrity 2.0 knows best; Instagram (1.4 million followers) and the flash-mob meet-and-greets that allow the young fans of young social media heartthrobs to meet their idols face-to-face. Unlike Bieber, the Smith family’s unusual background and modest lifestyle maintains an indie credibility that makes Lucky a rare specimen in the often homogeneous flow of internet celebrity: a weirdo …

The stories I didn’t tell you

“The stories I didn’t tell you” a men’s style editorial photographed by Jaesung Lee, stylist Caitlin Boelke, model Dustin   Mask stylist’s own, turtleneck sweater Raf Simons, draped sweater Yohji Yamamoto, pants Helmut Lang, shoes Gianna Barbato. Previous images: mask stylist’s own, shirt vintage Gianni Versace, pants Yohji Yamamoto, shoes Gianna Barbato   Mask stylist’s own, belts vintage, coat Maison Margiela   Lace stylist’s own, blazer Marc Jacobs Mask stylist’s own, Blazer Marc Jacobs, antique bustle, pants Helmut Lang, shoes Gianna Barbato Mask stylist’s own, shirt H&M, pants Helmut Lang

SKATE: BY JACOB HARMER

SKATE – by Jacob Harmer. Featuring Theo de Gultz. A grey and foggy London, serves as the perfect backdrop for Jacob Harmer’s new short film ‘Skate’. Featuring and narrated by French artist, model, and lifelong skater Theo de Gultz. Through the eyes of De Gultz, the film evokes the scenic beauty and sense of serenity felt while skating. “…IS ABOUT THE SENSE OF ESCAPE AND ADVENTURE THE SPORT CAN GIVE. THE FILM EXPLORES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN AND CITY, FROM THE INTIMATE TO THE EPIC AND WITH A FOCUS ON THE TRANSCENDENTAL STATE ONE CAN REACH WHEN ROLLING.”

CHECKMATE a men’s fashion editorial by Julien Bernard

Photography by Julien Bernard, styling by Aicha Laenen, model Gabriel @ Angels Model Top EMILIANO RINALDI, pants KOMAKINO, hat YOKOMEN BY KARST, shoes NIKE. Previous page: coat EMILIANO RINALDI, top and pants LAURENCE AIRLINE, shoes NIKE Top ISABEL BENENATO, pants KOMAKINO, shoes NIKE Top EMILIANO RINALDI, vest LAURENCE AIRLINE, bag D-SQUARED2 Jacket HARTONO, top EMILIANO RINALDI, pants LAURENCE AIRLINE. Crew credits: Makeup by Virginie Rascle, hair by Jean Baptiste Santens, production Factory MGMT See more Mens Fashion Editorials

ADAM -a men’s style editorial by photographer Viola Rolando

“Adam” for VAGA by photographer Viola Rolando, featuring model Adam W. @Independent men Milano. Styling: Maela Leporati, Grooming: Chiara Cima Previous Page: shirt MAURO GRIFONI, bandana vintage HARLEY DAVIDSON. This Page: coat MISSONI, sweater MAURO GRIFONI, bandana vintage HARLEY DAVIDSON. trousers MAURO GRIFONI, hat REEBOK, sweater MISSONI, socks AMERICAN APPAREL sweater MISSONI, trousers MAURO GRIFONI, socks AMERICAN APPAREL, shoes MAURO GRIFONI, hat REEBOK jacket ANGELOS FRENTZOS, shirt and hat REEBOK shirt MAURO GRIFONI, bandana vintage HARLEY DAVIDSON

Model Adam Bates – Mack the Knife – men’s fashion editorial

Photography: Nadya Wasylko, Styling: Ohne Grund, Makeup: Misuzu Miyake using M-A-C Cosmetics, Hair: Yoko Sato, Model: Adam Bates at New York Model Management, Photo Assistant: Mario Delgado. Special Thanks to Fast Ashleys Studios. Previous page: Top Stylist’s own, Earring Ben Amun. This page: Turtle neck, used throughout Stylist’s own, Shirt and Pants Duckie Brown, Shoes used throughout Stylist’s own. Necklace and Bracelet Ben Amun, Pants Duckie Brown. Sweater Cheap Monday, Necklace and Earring Ben Amun, Pants Duckie Brown. Top Stylist’s own, Earring Ben Amun. Shirt Robert Geller, Pants Cheap Monday, Belt Dries Van Noten, Brooch Lee Angel. Sweater Cheap Monday, Jacket and Pants Duckie Brown, Belt Dries Van Noten, Necklaces Ben Amun, Socks Woldford. Sweater Cheap Monday, Jacket and Pants Duckie Brown, Belt Dries Van Noten, Necklaces Ben Amun, Socks Woldford. Earring Ben Amun Shirts Cheap Monday and Duckie Brown, Pants Robert Geller, Belt 3.1 Phillip Lim.

Patrick Kafka in Fallout a men’s editorial by Walker Brockington

Photography: Walker Brockington, Fashion: Fernando Lahoz, Model: Patrick Kafka @ Soul Artist Management, Grooming: Raquel Martuscelli, Photo and Fashion Assistant: Jameson Laurentino, Post-production: Juliana Gianni Shirt and trousers Rochambeau, necklace Chris Habana, boots Kris Van Assche. Previous page: Top Patrik Ervell. Vest, top and pants Rochambeau, shoes Cheap Monday. Shirt Mua Mua, Pants Patrik Ervell, necklace Chris Habana. Scarf Claudio Cutuli, pants Rochambeau. Scarf Claudio Cutuli, pants Rochambeau.