Tag: Mark Cant

OLIVER CHESHIRE FOR ATTITUDE MAGAZINE BY MARK CANT

Oliver Cheshire stars in an editorial for Attitude Magazine called Autograph. The model, photographed by Mark Cant, wears the new autumn/winter menswear collection of Mark & Spencer.

Miroslav Cech by Mark Cant

London based photographer Mark Cant took sublime shots to Miroslav Cech.

LIAM & MATTY BY MARK CANT

Liam Vandiar and Matty Carrington shot by Mark Cant and styled Joseph Kocharian with FW15 pieces from Moschino, Sibling, Givenchy and more, for the latest issue of Attitude magazine.

Nicholas Hoult by Mark Cant

Supermodel and now a former actor Nicholas Hoult lensed by Mark Cant and outfitted by Chad Burton for the cover story of the issue #8...
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