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John Varvatos Fall/Winter 2014 Milan

John Varvatos presented his Fall/Winter 2014 collection during Milan Fashion Week, featuring rock icons KISS.

Costume National Fall/Winter 2014 Milan

Ennio Capasa presented his Fall/Winter 2014 collection for Costume National during Milan Fashion Week.

Fernando Cabral for Essential Homme

Photographed by Arcin Sagdic for Essential Homme’s most recent issue, model Fernando Cabral embraces his dapper side. Strutting down the streets of Paris, Fernando models...

Jeremy Laing Spring/Summer 2014

Bringing a fresh male perspective to New York Fashion Week, Canadian designer Jeremy Laing launched his spring/summer 2014 menswear collection, touching upon 1990s inspirations...

Kenneth Cole Spring/Summer 2014

Kenneth Cole was in retro spirits presenting his spring/summer 2014 collection. Taking inspiration from 1980s Harlem, Cole dreamed bright and big with a varied...

Duckie Brown Spring/Summer 2014

Taking basics and switching up the proportions, Duckie Brown designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver challenged conventional menswear once more with their spring/summer 2014...
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