RJ Rogenski is behind the camera for VMAN's latest issue featuring Xavier Serrano, Garrett Neff, Jules Horn, and Andres Valencoso, styled by Christian Stroble.

Chris Colls snaps some of the world's most recognizable faces for VMAN, including RJ Rogenski, Sean O'Pry, Jordan Barrett, Jacob Hankin, Kit Buter, Lucky Blue Smith, Brad Kroenig, Jules Horn, and Jason Shaw in FW18 outerwear.

Jacob Hankin, Vitor Melo, Jules Horn, Matthew Noszka, Matthew Terry and Matt McMahon get wet in weather-appropriate outerwear with Solve Sundsbo and Nicola Formichetti in VMAN.

Bruce Weber shoots four covers for the Spring 2017 issue of VMAN starring Carson Aldridge, Jules Horn, Jacob Hankin and Jake Lahrman showcasing a new wave of models, many born from Instagram and social media. Also seen throughout the expansive story are Brian Shimansky, Justin Rock, Holden Lower, Remington Perregaux, Filip Hrivnak, Dusty Lachowicz, Ryan Barrera-Law, Michael Spadino, Mike Del Moro, Drew Gendron, and Mark Brent, all styled by Paul Cavaco.

As the Chanel-branded rocket ship literally lifted off the launchpad at the French label's Fall/Winter 2017 runway show, Karl Lagerfeld had effectively changed the narrative that has followed him around since his kerfuffle with Oscar contender and previous winner Meryl Streep just a days prior. As for the small selection of men's pieces in the show, worn by perennial walkers like father/son duo Brad and Hudson Kroenig, Baptiste Giabicomi and new-to-Chanel walkers like Lucky Blue Smith and Jules Horn, were all-white confections, resembling tailored versions of spacesuits, complete with monochromatic accessories.

VMAN reunites photographer Bruce Weber and stylist Paul Cavaco to create a sensual fashion story for the magazine's 36th issue, featuring Andrew Rohrbach, Jules Horn, Filipe Wolfe, Phoenix Hernandez, Jose Manreza, Chris Hinchey, Dusty Lachowicz and Gray Eberley.