RUNWAY: Rag & Bone FW13

Marcus Wainwright and David Neville opted to show Rag & Bone's mens FW13 collection a few days prior to the official start of NYFW. The standalone collection offered a relaxed take on label's military-heavy aesthetic. The latest collection felt more sophisticated with a strong emphasis on tailored pieces, a smart move considering the strong growth in menswear and the growing focus on modern tailoring. The brand, known for their determination to produce the majority of their products in the United States, also showed plenty of sportswear, like camo anoraks and texturally-rich fabrics.

EDITORIAL: Self Service

Josh Haywood stripes down for a sexy 50s-inspired shoot for the latest issue of Hunger. Fellow model Ryan Barrett captures the hunky Haywood in a laundromat as he and an equally sexy female model service themselves to the facilities, all styled by Joseph Kocharian.

EDITORIAL: A Natural Elegance

Greg Nawrat stuns in GQ Japan's January 2013 issue. Dramatic, sartorial fashion was front and center courtesy of Tom Ford and Louis Vuitton. Toshido Onda and Grant Pearce and Kentaro Takasugi shoot and style the Polish model.

EDITORIAL: Every Silver Lining's Got A Touch of Grey

Aitken Jolly and Sam Sanger capture and style Prada opener Benjamin Allen for Exit's final issue of 2012 in a hard-edged shoot featuring Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, as well as Versace.

CAMPAIGN: Hugo Boss Black SS13

Alex Lundqvist's contract with Hugo Boss is both highly lucrative and long-lasting. The Swedish model has been the face of Hugo Boss' top tier collection for awhile and it's no wonder why the collaboration has lasted so long, the two work symbiotic magic, with Boss' sleek fashion and Alex's pulchritude.

EDITORIAL: An Unexpected Romance

Silviu Tolu travails the hard streets of New York City and finds a love of own. At least that's the narrative of his story for third issue of ODDA. Shirley Yu captures the shots while Torian Lewin styles the romantic shoot.

EDITORIAL: Just Kids

Ryan Michael Kelly captures Nicola Wincec for Sportswear International, donning a youthful and bohemian feel full of luxe designs finished in a distressed and worn-in look.