Unveiled during Milan’s Fashion Week, the Brioni Spring/Summer 2025 collection discloses the House’s elegance evolved for today’s lifestyle, with a nonchalant sense of the carefully undone. It explores a wide territory of possibilities and occasions, extending the sartorial know-how to each piece, suggesting elegance as a way to live every moment #Brioni
Model Aurélien Muller pays hommage à “Viscontien” in the new fashion editorial for Les Echos Magazine Série Limitée photographed by Milan Vukmirovik. Aurélien is with New Models Paris.
We started with an expensive, impressive, immersive projection of a snowy forest shot from the point of view of someone in rotation, dizzily. On the soundtrack, Björk Björk-ed, with all her glorious ethereal insistence. Were we about to witness some kind of snowbound breakdown for Abruzzo tailoring’s finest? Not so much. This was more of a lunchtime daydream, an Alpine projection from low altitude to high and back again—all before slipping back behind your desk.
Cover Robb Report Magazine, Spanish male model Andrés Velencoso is posing in an amazing fashion editorial named "Street Smart", shot by Dean Isidro and styled by Christopher Campbell.
A De Stijl-esque art movement took hold of Brioni for its Spring/Summer 2016 collection, of which the hallmark was an urban geometric print that looked like a 21st century rendition of Piet Mondrian's "Tableau."
Kazakhstan model Kirill steps into the Moscow light for photographer Olga Bragida, delivering a sensual study of masculine form, black tailoring and dramatic shadow.
What if menswear had fewer rules? Rayan Ricci explores confidence, sensuality and personal style for Esquire Colombia in a striking studio editorial photographed by Ferran Casanova and styled by Giorgio Ammirabile.
Fifteen minutes were all Emily Abay needed with Marlon Teixeira in Uluwatu, Bali. Wet hair, tropical shadows, water and an iconic male presence turn this spontaneous black-and-white session into pure summer magic.
Off Campus star Belmont Cameli steps confidently into leading-man territory for VMAN 57, photographed by Luigi & Iango in a sensual study of masculine physique, Cartier jewelry and modern Hollywood stardom.
Kai steps in front of photographer Matt Alves for a striking studio session where clean portraiture gives way to dramatic black-and-white studies of the male form. With hard light, deep shadows and an athletic physique, simplicity becomes seriously seductive.