Hilfiger Denim creates the perfect atmosphere for their latest style guide starring Aram Gevorgyan. Attending a rock concert, Aram appears at such ease that Hilfiger’s classic notion of denim that it appears relevant and even at times,
The Hilfigers / Part I–Marcel Castenmiller, Andre Douglas, Max Rogers, Noah Mills and Sam Way are back together once more for Tommy Hilfiger, this time around joined by Arthur Kulkov. Photographed by Craig McDean with styling by Karl Templer, the lot take in the great outdoors for a camping trip, marked by khakis and camouflage adorned separates.
Home with the Hilfigers–Tommy Hilfiger gets the family together this season for a relaxing stay at home. Photographed by Craig McDean once more with styling by Karl Templer, last season’s cast of Andre Douglas, Luis Borges, Marcel Castenmiller, Max Rogers, Noah Mills and Sam Way benefit from the addition of rising star Francis Lane.
Photographed by Craig McDean and styled by Karl Templer, Luis Borges, Max Motta, Max Rogers, Andre Douglas, Sam Way and Noah Mills are amongst several models to make the cut for Tommy Hilfiger’s fall outing of friends and family.
Pool Bods–Max Rogers, Luis Borges, Danny Schwarz, Andre Douglas, Sam Way and Noah Mills go poolside for Tommy Hilfiger’s spring 2011 campaign photographed by Craig McDean with styling by Karl Templer.
A Morning with Alex–Connecting with photographer Albert Ruso for an impromptu photo shoot, stylist Charlotte Dubois pulls an eclectic range from her closet. Spending the early morning with Sight model Alexander Ardid, black & white images come together with a certain ease and sophistication for a gorgeous outing.
On day two at the haute couture shows, Givenchy looks to the 20s and 30s. Elsewhere, former supermodel Yasmin Le Bon returns to the catwalk for Stéphane Rolland
Riccardo Tisci, inspired by the film Metropolis, looked to the glamour of the 1920s and 30s for his collection for Givenchy. There were crystal fringes and statement jewellery, and crocodile skins that had been hand cut, scale by scale
And the view from behind. We’re not sure that basketball and long gowns mix, but the sporty look is very fashionable this year …
French artist Mademoiselle Maurice who creates stunning geometric figures on urban surfaces using rainbows of folded origami figures. via
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The makeup at the Chanel Cruise 2012/2013 runway show, held in the Versailles gardens in France, was dreamed up by Chanel global creative director of makeup Peter Philips. He used a blend of the brand’s staple products and a few new items from the Versailles de Chanel Collection, which will be out in December. You’ll have to wait to snag the limited edition Ombre Essentielle eyeshadow in Rose Favorite and the Mouche de Beaute highlighting powder, but you can shop the rest of the makeup right now!
“I used Ombre Essentielle in Rose Favorite on the eyelids and Joues Contraste in Rose Pétale as a blusher,” explains Philips. “I kept the skin natural to prevent the makeup from looking historical. I created the soft, pinkish lips by applying Rouge Coco Shine in Evasion and I topped the makeup off by placing a black velvet Chanel logo as a beauty spot on either the left or right side of the face, high on the cheekbones. At the last minute, I added a subtle highlight with Mouche de Beauté, a compact highlight powder. The eyeshadow, highlight powder, and velvet CC’s were created especially for this show.”
Photographed by Pablo Baudet for Tendencias, Nils Butler takes it easy in a low-key varsity wardrobe styled by Jesús Cicero. For added authenticity, Nils does not shy away getting a little dirty during the course of a busy day.
Guapo fashion editor Philippe Uter gets a hold of Nils Butler for a story in the recent issue photographed by Romain Sellier. Maintaining a dark color palette, textures and prints come together for a layered wardrobe, which includes the likes of Alexis Mabille and Dsquared².
Bypassing fall and enjoying a winter getaway, Nils Butler, Oscar Spendrup, Simon Nessman, Travis Davenport and Vladimir Ivanov are all smiles for this season’s D&G campaign photographed by Mario Testino.
Easing into cool hues of blues styled by Benjamin Armand, Nils Butler exudes great confidence for Geil magazine’s upcoming spring/summer 2010 issue. Photographed by Ugo Richard, Nils takes a moment to relax as he models a casual wardrobe of summer essentials.
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