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Way Up – Huf Magazine

Photographer Sailey Williams captured male model Deric Mickens at Soul Artist Management for an exclusive editorial entitled "Way Up" for HUF Magazine, shot location in the Big Apple.
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Fit In Print Editorial | XEX Magazine

Fit In Print editorial from Fashion, Art, Design, Bizarre publication XEX Magazine: Chroma Edition starred by Matthew...
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HYBRID MOMENTS: BRIAN SHIMANSKY & DAN CAMERON FOR XEX MAG

Hybrid Moments Short Fashion Film in which we show 30 designers in 126 seconds! The Hybrid Moments...
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Old Fashioned Gentleman

It’s a rarity to see a women’s magazine put a male model on the cover, but who doesn’t appreciate a little eye candy. Our...
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