Daniel Sandwald's surrealist dream comes to life in the pages of Antidote's latest issue. A flurry of models and fashions were used in the lengthy story. Sean O'Pry, Alessio Pozzi, Jarrod Scott, Nicolas Ripoll, Tobias Sorensen, Corey Baptiste, Fernando Cabral, Myles Crosby, and Willy Cartier all appear, decked out in flashy and graphic designs, all styled by Yan Weber.

Brian Shimansky and Willy Cartier take to the streets of New York City for DSection's ninth issue. Jack Waterlot snaps dramatic outerwear and well cut suiting for the issue, set against the world's most famous urban jungle.

Willy Cartier, Tarik Lakehal, and Yannick Abrath take on a dark and somber mood for the latest issue of China's Men's Uno. Emmanuel Giraud captures the religious-themed shoot while Shuo Yuan Hasegawa styles them in dramatic fashion with plenty of drapes and modern tailoring.

French model Willy Cartier and VMan/Ford contest winner Joseph Dolce strike a dramatic pose in the Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Numéro Homme. Famed couturier Karl Lagerfeld captures the shots while Serge Girardi styles the dark and romantic shoot with Lagerfeld's signature style and featuring fashion from Kenzo, Hermes and Ralph Lauren.

Viktor Vauthier works with 1883's Chad Burton for the British magazine's latest menswear shoot. Willy Cartier, whose recent friendship with a certain famous male R&B singer has caused his popularity to skyrocket, is featured in a dandified and provocative shoot, with fashion from Wooyoungmi, Jonathan Saunders and others.

French model Willy Cartier sparkles in this countryside shoot for Elle Man China's latest issue. Cecile Bortoletti captures the freckled and long-haired model in a series of gorgeous shots as he dons country-chic outfits.

Numéro Homme - Fall / Winter 2012
Models Liuk Bass, Patrick Petitjean, Simon Sabbah, and Willy Cartier
Ph Jean Baptiste Modino
St Serge Girardi

Jean Baptiste Modino and Serge Girardi work together once again for the Fall/Winter 2012 issue of Numéro Homme. The creative duo shoot and style Liuk Bass, Patrick Petitjean, Simon Sabbah and Willy Cartier for the striking portraits full of print and various fabrications.