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Simon Miller Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 9:31 am
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BLK DNM Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 9:40 am
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Craft Atlantic Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 9:45 am
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By Aria Hughes
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Luis Fernandez, the creative director of Craft Atlantic, looked to both the future and the past for his spring collection. Fernandez referenced Sixties modernism and Oscar Niemeyer’s Brazilian architecture to create a focused assortment of clean travel-ready pieces with technical details that could work for a business meeting, too.

Models posed with newspapers and carry-on luggage while wearing indigo linen jackets made from coated nylon, Sixties-inspired polo knits, cargo shorts with waterproof pockets and jogging pants. The line, which came in various shades of blue, also featured a graphic, custom-designed geometric print.

If dressing the man of today is Fernandez’s goal, he accomplished that with this commercial collection.


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DeTROIT Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 9:52 am
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By Luis Campuzano
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Casual and soft was the main focus of DeTROIT’s spring lineup. The collection featured an array of softly constructed jackets, lightweight and sheer shirts with flowy and voluminous trousers and an elongated navy trench.


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Hickey Freeman Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 9:56 am
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By Jean E. Palmieri
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Hickey Freeman has nine lives, and this iteration is clearly one of its best.

Under the direction of chief creative officer Arnold Brant Silverstone, the line offered an array of updated men’s wear classics. Silverstone — who showed the collection on a balcony at the Penthouse at The Standard, East Village with views of New York as the backdrop — segmented the collection into three vignettes.

Hamptons was “all about sand and sky” with a palette of beige, brown and baby blue in clothing options that included “tactile” fabrics such as silk and cashmere sport coats and a waterproof suede trench, he said.

The Battery Park grouping presented “a redo of the suit,” Silverstone added, with softer construction and waist suppression in shades of gray in luxury fabrics. “I love a double-breasted peak lapel,” he said.

The final group, Manhattan Nights, focused on eveningwear with models that included a denim jacquard tuxedo and a three-piece tux in midnight blue.

The trifecta was a bet in the right direction for the venerable brand.


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J. Lindeberg Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 10:02 am
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By Alex Badia
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There’s nothing new about a Seventies cowboy, but the J. Lindeberg version hit every mark. From the fringed suede jacket and skinny pants to the Western shirts and hats, Jessy Heuvelink has obviously done his thrift store homework.

The rocker character that easily coexists with Lone Ranger was present in the skinny suits and fitted evening blazers.

Subtle androgyny came in the form of silk shirts paired with jewel-tone neck scarves.

J. Lindeberg might not be setting the trend, but it is a good option for the trendy customer.


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Ricardo Seco Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 10:20 am
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By Aria Hughes
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“It isn’t summer without color,” said Ricardo Seco, a New York City-based designer who’s determined to bring the vibrancy of his home country, Mexico, to urban life. His spring collection titled “Luck,” did just that.

Seco used the Mexican card game “La Loteria” as the starting point for the offering, which was created around four cards from the game: the heart, the mermaid, the Scorpio and the palm leaf. These symbols showed up on matching bomber jackets and board shorts, blazers and graphic T-shirts. The hard edge of a leather moto vest was softened with a palm print embroidered on the back.

Seco, who has shown eight collections in New York City, said he wanted to create a collection that appealed to musical festivalgoers attempting to stand out in the crowd — and he achieved exactly that.


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Zachary Prell Mens S/S 2016 New York

July 17, 2015, 10:27 am
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By Luis Campuzano
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Zachary Prell presented a lineup full of casual and versatile luxe staple pieces fit for a weekend getaway for the busy city guy. The collection featured seersucker sports shirts; mixed media outerwear in nylon and mesh combinations, and knit shorts.


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Pedro Roman

July 17, 2015, 2:58 pm
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Height 6'3"
Waist 31
Inseam 34
Suit 40L
Shoe 12
Hair Black
Eyes Dark Brown






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Marni F/W 2015.16: Marte Mei Van Haaster by Jackie Nickerson

July 17, 2015, 4:20 pm
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Sacai F/W 2015.16: Julia Nobis & Lexi Boling by Craig McDean

July 17, 2015, 5:01 pm
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US Vogue August 2015 : Nicole Kidman by Peter Lindbergh

July 18, 2015, 1:27 am
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Louis Vuitton Discontinuing Takashi Murakami Collection

July 18, 2015, 1:29 am
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LOUIS VUITTON's multi-coloured Takashi Murakami monogram will no longer grace its bags and accessories, since the company has revealed it will discontinue the Multicolore line later this year. The collaboration between the artist and the French house - unveiled in 2003 - was the brainchild of former Vuitton creative director Marc Jacobs, but it seems that his successor, Nicolas Ghesquiere, will not take the colourful print forward.

A store associate at Louis Vuitton's Saks Fifth Avenue shop-in-shop told WWD that the collection is "leaving stores at the end of July, forever," while a representative for the brand said it preferred to "look forward".

Much copied by counterfeiters since its launch, the Murakami print was worn by celebrities the world over - with stars including Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson embracing the bright version of the company's signature monogram. Murakami was by no means the only artist enlisted by Jacobs to enliven the permanent offering, with Stephen Sprouse, Richard Prince and Yayoi Kusama also lending their creative eye to the label's bags and accessories.

Ghesquiere, it seems, is focused on returning to the classic print for his bag offering, while playing with shape and proportion. His first collection featured the company's classic trunks in miniature form, and the latest offering boasted a new graphic take on the original monogram, enlarging elements of the print in monochrome and red.
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Kerstin Schneider - Stylist

July 18, 2015, 2:29 am
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Kerstin Schneider named editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar Germany

Kerstin Schneider (47) will be taking up the post of editor-in-chief at the fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar in Berlin starting in January. The fashion design graduate, who is also a trained seamstress, began her career in 1989 at the German edition of Elle where she has been the Fashion Director since 2002. Between 1998 and 2002 she was the Creative Director at Peek & Cloppenburg and Deputy Fashion Director at the German-language edition of Vogue. Kerstin Schneider succeeds Margit J. Mayer, who has headed the editorial board at Harper’s Bazaar since the launch of the German edition in Fall 2013.

Manuela Kampp-Wirtz, Managing Director of BurdaStyle: "Kerstin Schneider is a journalist with an outstanding sensitivity for style, excellent technical skills and an impressive ability to showcase fashion – both digitally and in glossy print (media). She stands for haute couture and streetstyle, at once embodying both classic looks and emerging trends. We are delighted that she will be shaping the future of Harper’s Bazaar. Our thanks go out to Margit J. Mayer for her work in establishing the German version of this legendary fashion medium."

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Ethan Waldo

July 18, 2015, 8:48 am
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agencies: Red Model Management (NYC) & Marilyn Agency (Paris)
height: 6'1.5"

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Ground Y F/W 2015.16 Lookbook

July 18, 2015, 10:16 am
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Nat Wolff

July 18, 2015, 11:18 am
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Nat Wolff is an American actor and singer-songwriter. He was born in Los Angeles, to jazz pianist Michael Wolff and actress/writer Polly Draper. He is the older brother of actor/musician Alex Wolff, and grew up in New York City.

Nat is known for his work starring in the television series The Naked Brothers Band (2007), along with his brother, and co-starring in the television film Mr. Troop Mom (2009), and the theatrical films Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding (2011), Stuck in Love (2012), Admission (2013), and Behaving Badly (2014). He also co-starred with Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley in the adaptation of the popular John Green novel The Fault in Our Stars (2014), and will next himself play the lead role in an adaptation of a Green book, Paper Towns (2015), opposite Cara Delevingne.
source: imdb

I watched him in several movies and I love him.


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Kaya Holl

July 18, 2015, 11:34 am
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Agency: Success Paris
Height: 187 / 6'1.5"
Waist: 66 / 26"
Hips: 87 / 34.5"
Shoes: 44 EU / 10 US
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
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Fabio Trimarchi

July 18, 2015, 11:56 am
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Agency: Nisch Management
Height: 189
Chest: 84
Waist: 71
Hips: 88
Shoes: 44
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Vogue Australia Supplement October 1989

July 18, 2015, 12:29 pm
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V30 Thirty Years of Vogue Australia Pt.1
Photo Helmut Newton, Michel Comte, Various
Models Michelle Eabry, Jenny Hayman, Yasmeen Ghauri & Emma Jane Ritchie



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