Showing posts with label Juan Betancourt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juan Betancourt. Show all posts
Juan Betancourt showcases multiple ways to wear a tuxedo, from classic to modern iterations with vibrant patterns and colors, all seen in the December 2017 issue of Ego Espana, shot by Juan Aldabaldetrecu and styled by Barbara Garralda.



EDITORIAL: Tuxedo Forever

Andres Sanjuan, Xavier Serrano, and Juan Betancourt strike a pose for Chesco Lopez's expansive story for Risbel's eighth issue, clad in sailor-themed designs from Jean Paul Gaultier, Lacost and more, all styled by Jose Herrera.



EDITORIAL: Mon Petit Capitaine

Juan Betancourt flexes his muscle for Adon Magazine as the Cuban model stands his ground in front of Fernando Gomez's lens while Chiqui Pena styles him in sport-inspired tailoring, full of sun*bleached colors and an air of nonchalance.













EDITORIAL: Blue Bay

American-born designer Tom Ford has been expanding his namesake label from men's fragrance and ready to wear back in 2008 to womenswear, accessories, and cosmetics. Now, he dips his perfectly pedicured toes into the growing, and lucrative business, of men's beauty with Tom Ford for Men, an 8-piece skin and grooming line due out Fall 2013. For the fresh and sexually charged campaign, Ford taps Spanish model Juan Betancourt to be the face of the line, with prices ranging from $25 to $150.







CAMPAIGN: Tom Ford for Men

Juan Betancourt, Conrad Bromfield and Oli Tyler are tapped by Texas-native Tom Ford to be the faces of Ford's Fall/Winter 2013 campaign. Flamboyance and excess are two keywords in the Tom Ford dictionary and both are front and center for FW13.







CAMPAIGN: Tom Ford FW13

Juan Betancourt strikes a pose for the June issue of GQ Espana in a sexy shoot from Felix Valiente and Joana de la Fuente.

EDITORIAL: Synchronized

Icon Magazine
Models Antonio Navas and Juan Betancourt
Ph Sergi Pons
St Miguel Arnau

For Italy's Icon Magazine, Antonio Navas and Juan Betancourt are shot by Sergi Pons and styled by Miguel Arnau in this sun-bleached editorial featuring soft pieces from Dirk Bikkembergs, Ermenegildo Zegna and Corneliani and a nonchalance that comes only with the summer months.



EDITORIAL: The Shadow of the Wind