Massimo Dutti, owned by Inditex, taps Shaun DeWet and Matthew Terry to front its latest campaign, shot by the world-renowned photographer Mario Testino. The campaign showcases the brand's understated designs that offer a relaxed and masculine silhouette.

The Calvin Klein company's superfluous labels can sometimes be confusing to the untrained eye. The White Label is the one most familiar to department store shoppers because of its recognizable white label and black typeface. For the FW13 campaign, lensed by Daniel Jackson, Shaun DeWet models the minimalist clothes, full of intricate detailing and luxurious fabrics.

Shaun De Wet is lensed by Robbie Fiammo for the September 2013 issue of American magazine Details. Bill Mullen selects suits from the Fall/Winter 2013 season that highlight the glacial-paced evolution this season has made in terms men's suiting.

Kate Orne works with Brian Coats to create an ode to the Hollywood movie producer. Top model Shaun De Wet stars in the glamorous shoot that features fashion from Gucci, Jil Sander and Prada, all seen in the August 2013 issue of GQ China.

Ford's Shaun Dewett travails to Miami for a carefree shoot for GQ Japan, lensed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca. The magazine's fashion editor Grant Pearce styles the South African model in a host of well tailored, light colored summer suits, perfect for day or night, especially in Miami.

VMan - Winter 2012
Models Shaun Dewet, Brad Kroenig, Matthew Terry, Mathias Lauridsen, Tyson Ballou, RJ Rogenski, David Agbodji, Simon Nessman, Sean OPry, Clement Chabernaud, and Alex Lundqvist
Ph Sharif Hamza
St Tom van Dorpe

Sharif Hamza and Tom Van Dorpe work once again for VMan. The duo enlists a cast of some of the world's most famous male models from veterans like Alex Lundqvist and Tyson Ballou to current top models like Sean O'Pry and Clement Chabernaud, as they model some of Spring/Summer 2013's fashions.

Details - September 2012
Model Shaun Dewet
Ph Matthew Brooks
St Benjamin Sturgill

Shaun Dewet takes on the mean streets of New York City for Details' September 2012 issue. Matthew Brook and Benjamin Sturgill create a visual story of modern dressing in one of the world's premiere modern cities.