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Showing posts with label Luke Worrall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luke Worrall. Show all posts
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Luke's Small Theatre
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Stav the Star
Several young and rising male models who are just coming into prominence seem to be staying clear of the beaten path and willing to undertake adventuresome escapades into the realm of androgyny, or at least less conventional and bolder male fashions.
They may be following the path cleared by Andrej Pejic and other so-called "femimen", who model apparel which, by traditional standards, is entirely feminine, often verging on transvestism (a term I wish fell into obsolescence: everyone should feel free to wear whatever he or she pleases... and that's that!).
For instance, this image of Andrej published by Zeit Magazine (see: Homely Atmosphere)
For instance, this image of Andrej published by Zeit Magazine (see: Homely Atmosphere)
Or they may follow example set by the likes of Luke Worrall, for instance, who dives into gender ambiguity and out again with total ease and naturalness, often displaying unusual and very creative stylings, like the fetish icon shown above, by Nicola Formichetti.
Among those rapidly rising stars, I've been quite impressed by the talent of the gorgeous Russian beau Stav Strashko, seen here in several poses taken from separate sources.
YES
HAREL BARON 
Stav Strashko
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Twilight of the Innocents
Photography Vincent Nord
Styling Benjamin Brouillet
Models Luke Worrall, Jake Copper
Hair and Make Up Kirka Verinen
Friday, August 20, 2010
Divine Luke
Gorgeous Luke featured in this editorial, published in February 2009, before this blog even existed, so I think it's more that justified to re-visit it.
I don't know if maestro Dante would have approved this iconography, nor what characters, mortals or demons, are being portrayed by the handsome lad (Francesca da Rimini perhaps?) All I can tell is that Divine it is.
Readers of this blog know that Worrall stars frequently in sittings that challenge conventional gender stereotypes, such as those remarkable shots he made for Candy, "the first first transversal style magazine".
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(The cover-face for the new mag)
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Lights-White
With his poser clad in white mostly , surrounded by an ambience of nostalgia, and with a clever use of diffused lighting, José Manuel Ferrater captures the delicacy and elegance which may be part of a new male paradigm.
Worrall was the cover face for the first issue of Candy mag, remember?
(Check out my previous posting: Candy Girl)
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