Tag: Peter Ash Lee

Ben Allen and Jamie Bochert by Peter Ash Lee for Browns Menswear

After dark with Ben Allen, this party calls for Browns Menswear.

OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS! PT.1 | Vogue Korea July 2016

"Oh! You Pretty Things! Pt.1" title name of fashion editorial available now for Vogue Korea Issue July 2016. Photographed by Peter Ash Lee, styled by Grant Woolhead, starring pretty boys: RJ Rogenski, Clément Chabernaud, Vincent Lacrocq, Garrett Neff, Miles McMillan and Jeremy Young. Hair by Justin Virgil Gramelspacher, and grooming by Mark Edio and Carolina Dalí.

DaMan Style S/S 2016: Jason Morgan

Top model Jason Morgan in the cover story of Da Man Magazine, Spring Summer 2016. Photos by Peter Ash Lee. Styling by Moses. Hair by Yohey Nakatsuka. Make-up by Hiroto Yamauchi.
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