
I mentioned that Tyler Lough was in an Abercrombie & Fitch campaign, shot by the fantastic Bruce Weber, and here are the pictures!
And like I said, barely any clothes! WOOOT! hahah
Tyler Lough for Abercrombie & Fitch
Like I said in Part 1 of my Carlos Freire extravaganza, there were way too many amazing pictures of him to have just one post. So here's Part 2!
Carlos Freire, Part 2
Editorial: The Defense End
Photographer: Massimo Pamparana
Models: Francisco Lachowski & Oscar Spendrup
Photographer: Massimo Pamparana
Models: Francisco Lachowski & Oscar Spendrup
Editorial: The Defense End
A new model with Major. No stats yet. Here's 3 polaroids.
Uploading his editorials soon and will be posting.
Uploading his editorials soon and will be posting.
River Viiperi
Carlos is like Tyler Lough and many other models, you rarely see them in clothes. If they're wearing clothes, it's usually underwear. I, for one, am very appreciative of that! hahah
Carlos is the second Brazilian I'm featuring on my blog and he most certainly won't be the last. I was looking at pictures of Carlos and decided I had to break up this post into 2 parts because there's just wayyy too many pictures! You can find Part 2 tomorrow.
Height: 6'0"
Suit: 40L
Waist: 31"
Shoe size: 11
Carlos Freire, Part 1
Here are my top 10 looks from the Fall/Winter 2009/2010 season. Just a warning, these pictures are really high quality. They're also in no particular order:
Show: D&G; Model: Simon Nessman; Love the military velvet coat, fit of the pants, and the scarf.

Show: Dolce&Gabbana; Model: Unknown; The croc jacket is an ultimate luxe item! The windowpane slacks are also done just right to look old school with a modern cut.

Show: Gianfranco Ferre; Model: Francisco Lachowski; That jacket is to DIE FOR! The whole outfit really is, from the gloves to shoes to pants to, well, Francisco.

Show: John Galliano; Model: Taylor Fuchs; Don't be thrown off by the giant bow, the cut of that tuxedo is impeccable. The embellishment on the sleeves are campy but not overdone. The bow actually adds a level of lightness to the overall dark and serious look.

Show: Gareth Pugh; Model: Unknown; Most people don't understand Gareth Pugh and they can't get passed his styling but this outfit is perfection!

Show: Jean Paul Gaultier; Model: Oraine Barrett; This look is so casual, so effortless, you'd miss it if it were done by anyone else but Gaultier. It's amazing! I personally looove winklepickers (the shoes) so this season's show collection was my favorite!

Show: Gucci; Model: Unknown; Since Tom Ford left Gucci, the brand has had a hard time finding a replacement but when they found Frida Giannini, they stuck with her and her collections are also rock 'n roll, sexy, sleek and sophisticated with just a hint of euro-trash. This look is not Euro-trashy but impeccable!

Show: Rick Owens; Model: Unknown; Like Gareth Pugh, Rick Owens' styling catches most people off guard and they can't get passed it. The coat is so amazing, I stared at it for a good 5 minutes.

Show: Versace; Model Unknown; This look is what I would wear every day lounging around in my beachside villa in the winter if I were incredibly rich. Perfection!

Show: Z Zegna; Model: Unknown; I'm a sucker for equestrian styled clothes. This collection by Milan was spectacular! Quilted jacket, high boots, leather gloves, it's a great look to have when spending the Holidays in your country estate, riding your horse.
Show: D&G; Model: Simon Nessman; Love the military velvet coat, fit of the pants, and the scarf.
Show: Dolce&Gabbana; Model: Unknown; The croc jacket is an ultimate luxe item! The windowpane slacks are also done just right to look old school with a modern cut.
Show: Gianfranco Ferre; Model: Francisco Lachowski; That jacket is to DIE FOR! The whole outfit really is, from the gloves to shoes to pants to, well, Francisco.
Show: John Galliano; Model: Taylor Fuchs; Don't be thrown off by the giant bow, the cut of that tuxedo is impeccable. The embellishment on the sleeves are campy but not overdone. The bow actually adds a level of lightness to the overall dark and serious look.
Show: Gareth Pugh; Model: Unknown; Most people don't understand Gareth Pugh and they can't get passed his styling but this outfit is perfection!
Show: Jean Paul Gaultier; Model: Oraine Barrett; This look is so casual, so effortless, you'd miss it if it were done by anyone else but Gaultier. It's amazing! I personally looove winklepickers (the shoes) so this season's show collection was my favorite!
Show: Gucci; Model: Unknown; Since Tom Ford left Gucci, the brand has had a hard time finding a replacement but when they found Frida Giannini, they stuck with her and her collections are also rock 'n roll, sexy, sleek and sophisticated with just a hint of euro-trash. This look is not Euro-trashy but impeccable!
Show: Rick Owens; Model: Unknown; Like Gareth Pugh, Rick Owens' styling catches most people off guard and they can't get passed it. The coat is so amazing, I stared at it for a good 5 minutes.
Show: Versace; Model Unknown; This look is what I would wear every day lounging around in my beachside villa in the winter if I were incredibly rich. Perfection!
Show: Z Zegna; Model: Unknown; I'm a sucker for equestrian styled clothes. This collection by Milan was spectacular! Quilted jacket, high boots, leather gloves, it's a great look to have when spending the Holidays in your country estate, riding your horse.
Top 10 Looks for Fall/Winter 2009/2010
Like I promised, here's the Dior Homme campaign that Francisco appears in. There are 2 additional ads but you barely see his pretty little face so I didn't include them. Don't you love the underwear shot? I do!
The photographer for the campaign was Karl Lagerfeld.
Francisco Lachowski for Dior Homme
Two shoes of Francisco in the Spanish magazine, Tendencias. He's also the coverboy! So proud of my boy!
Francisco Lachowski for Tendencias
The pictures I posted yesterday featuring Arthur Sales in DSquared2 underwear by Greg Vaughan were test shots. Below are the actual shots! Per the request of Made in Brazil, I'm only posting 2 pictures. More at the link.
Arthur Sales for Greg Vaughan, Part 2
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