Sight Model Justice Joslin in ‘Shear Genius’ for Robb Report | December 2016. Photos by Blair Getz Mezibov. Styled by Christopher Campbell. Grooming by Raid Azar.
Leave it to John Varvatos to continue to bend the rules. He was the one to close out New York Fashion Week this year. The location meant that the number of attendees was limited, but it also allowed Varvatos to more effectively showcase the “fabrics, details, textures and finishes” of the line, he said. “I want to do something different and this venue could be in France.”
Do you know him? Come on and meet Dustin Distenfield by Matthew Mitchell shooting in Palm Springs in luxury garments and stunning sexy swimwear pieces from Marcuse, Gucci, N2N Bodywear, Daniel Alexander, Cleaver, Armani, some itmes from John Varvatos and TOPMAN.
John Varvatos takes the prize for the most creative presentation during New York Fashion Week: Men’s. The designer dismantled his Bowery CBGB’s store and turned it into a fun house complete with corpses in coffins and an array of figures wearing animal masks.
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.
Todd Snyder escapes to warmer territory for Spring/Summer 2027 with “Lagon d’Azur,” a romantic menswear study in tropical nonchalance, relaxed tailoring, sun-faded color and lived-in luxury.
Coach celebrates 85 years with Spring/Summer 2027 at NYFW, as Stuart Vevers explores love, friendship, memory and the beauty of clothes transformed through wear.
Tommy Hilfiger brings American prep home to The Plaza for Spring 2027, remixing oversized blazers, polos, tartan, tiny chino shorts and '90s footwear into a younger, sexier vision of classic New York style.