Following the ‘Save The Males’ teasers earlier this year, we bring you the actual editorial from the Fall/Winter 10.11 issue of Geil magazine. ‘Let It Grow’ is photographed by Idris + Tony with models Ned Shatzer, Marcus Andersson, Doug Porter, Chris Mosier and David Axell.
Dolce&Gabbana collaborated with photographer Mariano Vivanco on their new book, Uomini (Italian for Men). Here’s a look at David Gandy, Noah Mills, Doug Porter, Cory Bond, Tony Ward, Miguel Iglesias, Sam Webb and cover star, André Ziehe.
Following the mouthwatering video teaser, Mariano Vivanco and Nicola Formichetti deliver ‘Deep In The City’ in the new issue of Hercules magazine. Very NSFW after the jump.
If the suggestively phallic cover was not enough, here is something to whet your appetite over the new issue of Hercules magazine, out on 10.10.10. A deliciously decadent little film by Mariano Vivanco with fashion direction by Nicola Formichetti and directing/editing by Luca Finotti. It gets pretty NSFW after the jump, just the way I like it.
Unhappy with what they saw at the recent Summer fashion shows, Geil magazine chief editor Daniele Mancinetti and his fashion director Benjamin Armand aim to "Save the Males!" in the upcoming fourth issue of the men’s fashion magazine, out in September 2010.
"Like endangered species such as sea turtles or blue whales, real males on catwalks seem to have disappeared, replaced by skinny 'womanized' teenagers carrying handbags and wearing hot pants," explained Daniele, "Apart from the classical Armani and Bottega Veneta man, and the beefy statuary boys of Dolce & Gabbana and DSquared2, “real males” seems to be out of fashion, condemned to hard time trying to fit in slim pants or structured jackets."
