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EY! by Xevi Muntané

EY! dedicates its new Summer 2012 issue to the delicious boys of Spain with photography by Xevi Muntané, digital art by cloaque and illustrations by Ignasi Monreal. The featured...
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Mark T by Oscar Correcher

Mark T at View Management takes to the beautiful streets of Barcelona for a new shoot by photographer Oscar Correcher.
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Mano Martinez for Supplementaire

Mano Martinez shares with us his Supplementaire fashion story beautifully shot in black and white, discover more of the Hacienda after the jump. Supplementaire is available both in print (hard-cover) anddigital.
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