10 Men - Fall / Winter 2012
Models Anders Hayward, Bastian Theirry, Duncan Pyke, Tommy Kristiansen, Baptiste Radufe and Otto Pierce
Ph Benjamin Lennox
St Hector Castro

Benjamin Lennox brings his signature twisted vision to the pages of 10 Men. Hector Castro helps to create the shoot that's full of chic clothes juxtaposed against haunting imagery.

AnOtherMan - Spring / Summer 2012
Model Tommy Kristiansen
Ph Jack Pierson
St Bryan McMahon

For AnOtherMan's latest issue, Jack Pierson and Bryan McMahon create a youthful and colorful shoot with Tommy Kristiansen that harkens a fork in the road, a metaphor for the decisions everyone makes that shape their lives. Though some of us aren't so lucky to be wearing Prada, DSquared2 and Hardy Amies while making those decisions.

Flair - March 2012
Model Tommy Kristiansen
Ph Jean-Francois Campos
St Mary Fellowes

Canadian fashion magazine Flair taps Jean-Francois Campos to capture this gritty look at romance with a boxer, played by Next's Tommy Kristiansen.

For Vice's latest issue, the New York-based magazine had a little fun with the movement sweeping the globe: The Occupy movement. Ben Ritter and Annette Lamothe-Ramos capture and style Next's Tommy Kristiansen, Henric Olsson, Leo Vlasic, and Sverre Denis in these amusing shots set at the center of the Occupy movement: Occupy Wall Street in New York City.

Carbon Copy #5
Model Tommy Kristiansen
Ph Cristina Capucci
St Torian Lewin

Tommy Kristiansen, who can currently be seen in Sisley's FW11 campaign, appears in Carbon Copy's rebellious shoot from photographer Cristina Capucci and stylist Torian Lewin. The title is a play on the famous James Dean-led film Rebel Without a Cause and unsurprisingly features a 1950s style inspiration and the denim/leather jacket combo made famous by the late actor.

Creative Man #1
Model Tommy Kristiansen
Ph Ryan Perry
St Chris Preston

Tommy Kristiansen, who can currently be seen in Sisley's FW11 campaign, is shot by Ryan Perry for Creative Man's premier issue. Tommy is styled by Chris Preston.

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