Thibaud Charon strikes a pose for the supplement men's fashion issue of French magazine L'Express #3388, wearing high-low designs from Prada to Adidas, all shot by Raf Stahelin.

David Bailey captures a black and white campaign story for Valentino's Fall/Winter 2016 collection, starring Bradley Phillips, Djavan Mandoula, Harold Vente, Jackson Hale and Thibaud Charon clad in the designs of the Italian maison's creative directors Maria Chiuria Gracia and Pierpaolo Piccioli, with the former recently departing to join as couturier at Dior.

Ben Weller and Luke Day collaborate to show off a new-old way of wearing a suit: it's looser, with a a strong 70s vibe, but still flattering on the man and accessorized with utilitarian options like trainers, all worn by Adrien Sahores and Thibaud Charon, and seen in the Spring/Summer 2016 issue of GQ Style UK.

French model Thibaud Charon is snapped by Eva Baales in an expansive fashion story seen in the FW15 issue of GQ Style Germany, featuring textured jackets like a croc trench to a felt coat.

Dior Homme's Kris Van Assche was inspired by a letter he found from the house's founder Christian Dior and that was the basis for the label's SS15 men's collection. For the accompanying campaign, Willy Vanderperre and Olivier Rizzo capture and style Thibaud Charon, Ben Allen, Louis Bauvir, and Sven de Vries in the sporty collection.

Kris Van Assche's sporty FW14 collection for Dior Homme melded high end tailoring and more blue collar aspects like fisherman vests; that dichotomy is what Paolo Roversi captured in the FW14 issue of AnOther Man featuring the label's latest collection worn by Simon Fitskie, Rhys Pickering, Piero Mendez, Thibaud Charon, Sven de Vries and Erik van Gils, all styled Mauricio Nardi.

For Vogue Hommes International's FW14 issue, Solve Sundsbo captures a titillating story of excess and narcissism starring Filip Hrivnak, Baptiste Radufe, Max Esken and Thibaud Charon in luxe furs from Givenchy and Kenzo, all styled by Beat Bollinger.

Every season, Dior Homme releases two sets of campaigns; one lensed by Karl Lagerfeld and one from Willy Vanderperre. For FW14, Vanderperre teamed up with Olivier Rizzo to snap Laurie Harding, Jake Lucas, and Thibaud Charon in a brooding and contemplative series of photographs that highlights the tailored designs of Kris Van Assche.