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Robert Geller Fall/Winter 2017 New York

Robert Geller was torn between love and war for his fall collection.

Cerruti Fall/Winter 2017 Paris

For Celebration of Cerruti's 50 Anniversary by Jason Basmajian at Place Vendôme.

KTZ Mens Fall/Winter 2015 London

Few brands could consider themselves as truly “cult” but KTZ is certainly one. Marjan Pejoski’s clothes are grounded in ideology and difference. The backstory...

Carven Spring/Summer 2014

Carven creative director Guillaume Henry made no waste of time with his sophomore efforts for the French label. Looking to early French artists for the...
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Palomo Spain Spring/Summer 2027: Ten Years of Redefining the Beautiful Man

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