Tag: Republic Models

Hereby I wanted to share with you the new editorial I styled for Winq Magazine.The editorial named ''YOU CAN SIT WITH US'' showcases rising models Karsten from Elite Milano, Sahin and Simon from Republic Men in a fashion story a brotherhood at the mansion. The boys are wearing Dolce & Gabbana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Paul Smith, Hermes, Prada, La Perla, River Island and Jonathan Christopher Homme to name a few.

You Can Sit with Us | WINQ

by fashionablymale January 23, 2017 Comments0

''Trends'' showcases upcoming model Erik van Seventeren from Republic Men in the must-have clothes to wear this summer. Erik is wearing Dolce & Gabbana, Katie Eary, Richard James, Dior Homme, Paul Smith and Missoni to name a few.

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‘TRENDS’ | WINQ Magazine

by fashionablymale June 10, 2016 Comments1

1.87 of beauty represented by RepublicMen and Elite Milano, he's Emiel van Rijn a true charming model in potential.

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Meet Emiel van Rijn

by fashionablymale December 8, 2014 Comments0

Republic Men Sven taps into men’s fashion with a new story lensed by Martijn Senders. Appearing in the pages of GLAMCULT, Sven dons a series of trendy coats, jackets and suiting, styled by Juan Velazquez Caceres, wardrobe provided by Jimmy Choo, Francisco van Benthum, HUGO, Hope, Sandro, Mascot and The Suits to name a few.Grooming by Chris Volkers.

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BREAKING DIAMONDS WITH YOUR HAND | GLAMCULT

by fashionablymale December 3, 2014 Comments0

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by fashionablymale December 22, 2012 Comments0

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Hunger | L’Officiel Hommes NL

by fashionablymale October 7, 2012 Comments0

When Elliot Page came out as transgender in 2020, we wondered about the private journey behind that very public moment. Page has appeared on screen since age 10, and in this unguarded memoir, he talks candidly about how he first learned to stifle and conceal his true identity as a young child in Nova Scotia. What’s even more heartbreaking is hearing about the knock-on effects of Page’s upbringing, which conditioned him to stay just as silent as he dealt with stalkers, sexual assault, and an eating disorder in the years to come. Still, this isn’t just a trauma story. Page opens up about the tremendous, overwhelming joy that came with slowly learning to accept himself and live authentically. Pageboy is a testament to the life-saving importance of being yourself.