I’m so excited to present to you guys this special featuring in Fashionably Male.
First we have the winner of The Look of the Year 2016 – is the most important fashion event all over the world, whose aim is to select and to launch models in the world of modelling. Robert a beauty of 6’1 Poland based from More Models a Warsaw Agency.
Robert reunites all the precision requirements this International event is asking every year. To celebrate whats to come, Robert and Central Europe photographers duo Koc & Stefanowski captures stunning and dynamic fresh images.
Two brothers that share one passion, photography. Have been very present throughout the Europe presenting in fashion magazines such as iMute, Vogue Italy, Rise Magazine, Mith, just to mention a few.
All stylist is by Mariusz Briański providing brands like a sweatshirt: Aloha from Deer, shoes byNike/ Sizeer, pants from Madox, cap by New Era, Bag by Maya, jacket by Male-Me.
The selection panel of The Look of the Year is made up of the most known professionalist of the world of look, photographers, stylists and models. Is able to involve every year more than 40 countries, making use of numerous Seats all over the world.
Très classique mais très joli ….
Dear Fashionably Male,
When was the last time you featured a black model? And the time before that? And before that? Why are there so few men of color on this site? It doesn’t make sense. Are they not worthy of admiration, too? We’re going into 2017 and still you have very little diversity in your reporting. It’s very sad.
Hello there, We have always tried to have a site where we show a material with a lot of diversity, in fact I can say that we are one of the few sites that show models of all nationalities, and from every corner of the world. Thanks for your comment. I recommend that you dig a little more on the site. Chris
Hi Chris, I think the fact that I have to “dig” to find any men of color on your site supports my point. Why do I have to dig? It would be nice if you would include MORE men of color on a regular basis so that one wouldn’t have to go on an exploration of the archives to find them.
Thanks for responding though.
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