Tag: Colton Haynes

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Colton Haynes for Attitude Magazine May 2019

Sneak peak Colton Haynes for Attitude Magazine May 2019. Photographer Leigh Keily and stylist Joseph Kocharian. Is one of three special cover stars for Attitude’s...
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Colton Haynes by Steven Klein

Popular Actor Colton Haynes photographed by Steven Klein and styled by Nicola Formichetti, for the latest issue of VMAN magazine.
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Diesel Fall/Winter 2014 Campaign

The ‘Neo-neoclassic campaign’ is a pop amalgam of the classical, the digital and the real. Marking the beginning of...
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Colton Haynes

Actor Colton Haynes photographed by Gomillion & Leupold and styled by Beau Quillian for the issue #15 of Carbon Copy.
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Roberto Bolle Covers Vogue Italia October 2026, Photographed by Szilveszter Makó

Roberto Bolle commands the second cover of Vogue Italia’s October 2026 issue, photographed by Szilveszter Makó in a cinematic celebration of ballet, fashion, culture and the male form.
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New York Fashion Week

N.Hoolywood Spring 2027: Daisuke Obana Reworks Ivy Style Through Physical Culture

Daisuke Obana explores “Physical Culture” for N.Hoolywood Spring 2027, blending Ivy tailoring, 1920s athletic references, workwear and modern sportswear into a new vision of American traditional menswear.
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Vitek in Black & White: The Male Form by Adam Cekiera

Vitek steps in front of Adam Cekiera's lens for a striking black-and-white study of the male form, where natural light, shadow, grain and an athletic physique create a beautifully stripped-back photographic series.
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Palomo Spain

Palomo Spain Spring/Summer 2027: Ten Years of Redefining the Beautiful Man

Ten years after launching Palomo Spain, Alejandro Gómez Palomo returns to Madrid with “Et in Arcadia Ego,” a Spring/Summer 2027 collection where tailoring, transparency and romantic excess redefine the beautiful man.
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New York Fashion Week

COS A/W 2026: The Power of Restraint at NYFW

Autumn/Winter 2026, concentrates on something COS understands particularly well: making familiar clothing feel slightly unfamiliar through proportion.
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