Dane Bell and Adam Butcher don loose layers for the latest men's story from WWD's M edition. David Urbanke snaps the shots while the periodical's Alex Badia styles the black and white story and showcases Billy Reid, Haider Ackermann and more.

Adam Butcher, Bo Develius, Joel Meacock, Jordan Barrett, Ben Bowers, Isaac Weber, Corey Baptiste, Danny Schwarz, Cole Farr and Danny Beauchamp star in an austere location shoot for Flaunt's latest issue, showcasing some of SS15's most memorial designs from Thom Browne to Prada to Maison Margiela, all shot and styled by Robert Neherty and Long Nguyen, respectively.

Benjamin Alexander Huseby and Ellie Grace Cumming work together to create a texturally rich story for AnOther Man's Spring/Summer 2015 issue. Shurya Maheshwari, Adam Butcher, Ben Allen, George Barnett, Charlie Ayres-Taylor, Erik Van Gils, Trevelyan Henderson, Nadhur Chaudry, Max Streetley, Tarun Nijjer, David Trulik, Sam Greene, and Carl Axelsson all appear in the 32 page spread that encompasses some of the stand out pieces this season, including fashion from Louis Vuitton, Calvin Klein and Saint Laurent.

Reuben Ramacher, Rhys Pickering, Dimitri Stampfer, Connor Patterson, Alexander Beck, Michelangelo Gruby, Didier Vinson, Jackson Rado, Jester White, Adam Butcher, Axel Hermann, Jeremy Matos, Andrew Westermann, and Tommaso De Benedictis put on their strongest pout for Johan Sandberg's lens in this untitled story for L'Officiel Hommes Italia. Emil Rebek styles the gaggle of models in stark designs from Dior Homme, Bottega Veneta and Saint Laurent.

Craig McDean snaps Adam Butcher in a dark studio shoot for Ports 1961's Fall/Winter 2014, which focused on strong tailoring and subtle layers.

Adam Butcher, Dylan Fosket, Otto Pierce and Race Imboden strike a pose in Kris Van Assche's latest designs for Dior Homme in these shots seen in the SS14 issue of Hero. Tutso Kubota captures the warehouse shots while Gro Curtis styles the striking quartet in denim vests and smart pilot jackets with fur trim.

Since breaking up the men's and women's collections up to show both separately, New York-based label Timo Weiland opted for a static presentation for its FW14 collection, full of minimal and cool looks, mixing a bit of hipster chic, from cozy toques to chunky black and white plaid pattern.