Hourani for Vogue Russia

Vogue Russia

Photography Miguel Riveriego

Model The Back Soft

Stylist William Gaper

Featured Fashion

Rad Hourani

So Far, So Close

So Far, So Close

 Vogue Germany

 December 2012

Stylist Christiane Arp

Photographer Alexi Lubomirski

Models David Chiang, Toni Garrn 

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Major Men

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DesignScene

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The Diva of Orleans

Vogue Russia

Photographer Richard Bush 

Styling Sarah Richardson

Model Kristina Salinovic

This is one of those rare occasions in which I have no problem in posting pics of a female model. 

Not only will you consent that the styling is ambiguous enough for some adventuresome guy to wear (large earrings included), but also that she looks quite androgynous herself. 

Most of us could identify with her at any time. 

The title refers to the Maid of Orleans (Joan of Arc), who's not only the hero of a fascinating episode of French history, but also of an opera by Chaikovsky. 

The Russian pronunciation goes something like "Or-leh-ans-ka-ya Deh-va", which has been changed here for "Di-va"... hence the pun.  

I find young Joan, the fierce female-warrior, an extremely appealing character: the exact opposite of the traditional "lady in distress", and therefore an early example of a "gender role reversal". 

In fact, I'd love to be rescued by her!

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Before You Kill Us All

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Teen Spirit

Teen Spirit 

Vogue Hommes International

September 2011 Issue

Photography Willy Vanderperre 

Styling Panos Yiapanis

Model Simone Nobili

I know this edit is almost a year old... but it's worth revisiting!

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Homotography

La Muse

La Muse 

Vogue Hommes International 

Fashion editor David Bradshaw 

Styling Matt Mulhall 

Photography Horst Diekgerdes 

Models Philipp Schmidt, Caroline de Maigret

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Morphosis

I, Robot

Vogue Korea

Photography Oh Joong Seok

Models SHINee (Pop Band)

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Toxic Disco Boy

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Not your conventional ladies man

Vogue Hommes Japan's recent cover faces may suggest that the rough-macho-hero image is slowly yielding to a gentler, more sensitive, vulnerable, even fragile, and definetely fashion-oriented male prototipe. What may present-day career-driven, trouser-wearing girls think about that, one wonders?

Photography by Hedi Slimane, Josh Olins, Mario Vivanco

Stylists Nicola Formichetti Shun Watanabe

Models Paolo Anchisi, Alexander Johansson, Shin-Han, Andrew Ruffin, etc

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