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Saturday, March 10, 2012

Awake For The Season

Vogue Hommes Japan

Photography and Styling Nicola Formichetti

Grooming Kristin Gallegos

Model Allen Taylor (Select)

Source

Homotography

http://hommes.vogue.co.jp/

Friday, August 27, 2010

Walking in Turquoise

Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk

Blend Magazine

Photography Jason Kim

Styling Sonny Groo

Make up Liselotte van Saarloos

Hair Hugo Ferrozzi for Cutler

Models Chris Swoszowski, Jullien Herrera, Vali Coas

Featured Clothing

Thom Browne, Agnes B., Simon Spurr, Tommy Hilfiger, Levis, Hugo, G-Star

Wonderful pieces of jewelry, large (and multiple) rings as well as necklaces in what seems to be turquoise, are the outstanding feature selected by stylist and blogger Sonny Groo for this edit.

Source

http://coutequecoute.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Wrapped in Tuleste

Tuleste Market

Photography Idris+Tony

Model Silviu Tolu

Tolu lends his justly fêted ravishing eyes to this editorial for the Jewellery brand Tuleste. All the pieces, necklaces, wristbands, suit him wonderfully and go extremely well with the turban-like bands.

The prominent jewels, though, are still the poser's eyes.

(The brand's site, promising as it looks, is still under construction:

http://www.tulestemarket.com/)

Source:

Coute que coute, via TheFahionisto

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Flamboyant boy

Parce que je le vaux bien!

("Because I'm worth it!")

Flamboyant Mag

Photography Nicola Guiducci

Model Andrea Sensini

Grooming Sara Casiraghi

More pics at

http://www.flamboyantmagazine.net/

Friday, June 4, 2010

Carni-vale all the year

Carni

Photography & Direction Katja Hentschel

Hair & Make-Up Simon Henn

Models Rosa Merino Claros, Franco Zamora

Carni, a new brand based in Berlin, recently launched its debut collection of jewellery and accessories.

Necklaces to be "worn", literally, around the trunk, almost like a vest or a harness, letting drop it's beads from shoulder pads like an acrylic rain.

Carny, a term deriving from the word "carnival", was boradly in use in North America in the early 1930s. It refers to the people who work for a carnivale

Since these accessories can be worn by either sex (like any other, really!), I've also posted a couple of those worn by female models.

Source:
Coute que Coute

Carni from katja hentschel on Vimeo.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

"Trinity" (Axel & Chloe)

Oh my Goth!

Photography Greko Sklavounos

Fashion Brian Lichtenberg, Cheap Monday, Pudel

Jewelry Alex and Chloe

Not really my cup of tea, but for all you dark-fashionistas out there: wonderful jewelry from the recent "Trinity" collection by Axel & Chloe

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Leather Slacks

Gemma Slack's autumn/ winter 2010 menswear collection boasts beautiful leather garments garments, including short bolero-jackets.

I guess I should start working on my abs.

More at

http://www.gemmaslack.com/

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Yuri in style

"Yuri Pleskun"

Guapo Magazine

Styling Philippe Uter

Grooming Jacques Uzzardi

Photography Bruno Werzinski

Model Yuri Pleskun

Footloose and Fashion-Free!

We are living exiting times in many senses: technologies allow us to stay in touch with people from around the word and humanity even starts reaching for distant planets.

When it comes to gender, we have gone a long way into accepting our ample, rich sexual diversity that goes way beyond the traditional gender binary: after many centuries of stereotypes, people finally start presenting themselves as bi-gender, non-binary, genderless, genderfluid.

Even cis-gender people, i.e. those falling into the conventional ”male” and “female” categories, are acting, even unconsciously, in ways far removed from traditional patterns: Ladies are becoming more assertive, while gentlemen are allowed to show their emotions and display their “feminine” side.

All this slow but steady modifications in our conduct, which I consider to be extremely healthy and honest, cannot help but being expressed in the way we dress.

Ladies wear pants and “power suits”, while the creativity, the flair, the colors, the design, which used to be reserved for the girls only, are finally reaching the menswear department. Males don’t have to settle for the same old boring, gray, stuff.

Skirts, heels, jewelry and flower-patterns in bright colors for men are not uncommon any more.

My blog, promotes designers and creators of non-conforming fashions.

WARNING: It’s not a blog about "cross-dressing". That's a word that hopefully will one day vanish from our vocabulary as everyone dresses the way they feel suit and that's that!

Feel free to post your comment!

Feel free to wear whatever you please!

Disclaimer

I do not own the copyright for any of the pictures I publish. My only intention is to promote the creative work of designers, photographers, stylists, and all the artistic talents involved in the production of alternative, inventive, unusually creative fashions.

I'm pretty sure that all those creators benefit from the costless publicity and world-wide promotion they obtain from bloggers around the globe. As a matter of fact, many of them have actually recognized our work.

I make my best effort to always include all the due credits and, whenever possible, to link them to the source where the images were originally published.

Comments

I'm eager to hear from you, my ever increasing number of followers, visitors, and friends!

I'm always pleased to read and to publish all your comments, personal opinions, and whatever experiences you are willing to share with us about the featured fashions and styles. So don't be shy: go ahead and post your input.

Negative comments and criticisms are also welcome! But let me point out that, whatever be the case, pro or con, politeness and respect are always mandatory. Comments containing improper language, as well as derogatory or disrespectful remarks will be deleted.

You may also reach me at

newmalefashion@gmail.com