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Top Of Your Game | VMAN #37

Simon Nessman is featured in the New Issue of VMan 37 Bruce Weber’s ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS Real Men’s Fashion Spring/ Summer 2017. #Soultakevover Quoted from the...
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THE OUTSIDERS VMAN F/W 2015

Stunning work by photographer Benjamin Alexander Huseby with stylist Beat Bolliger exposed at VMAN FW 15. Models: Flynn Christie (Bananas Models Paris), Finnlay Davis (Elite London), Carl Helm and Sol Goss (SUPA), Yusuf S (TIAD), Mats van Snippenberg (Next), Max Straitly (D1), Tyrone (Select). Grooming by Matt Mullgall, Production by Sophie Castley (Lock Studios).
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‘I’D LOVE TO KISS YOU BUT I JUST WASHED MY HAIR’

    The Spring/Summer 14 men's collections were all about crazy, colorful, light-reflecting looks. Whether shimmering with glitter or perfectly tousled,...
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The Librarian

Arthur Gosse photographed by Benjamin Alexander Huseby and styled by Mattias Karlsson with coats by Lanvin, Givenchy, Jil Sander, Yves...
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