Just days after his small menswear presentation, Brazilian couturier Gustavo Lins returns to the fashion calendar to present his haute couture collection for Fall/Winter 2013. For menswear, he showcased unisex, with a bit of androgyny thrown in. Chic-ly draped outerwear and fluid pants were shown, with plenty of lux fabrics from furs to a supple calfskin/cashmere blouson. As per tradition during couture shows, a bridal look closed the show but prior to the final look featuring Lins' bride, Matt King escorts a flower girl down the runway to applause and a soft murmur of "aww"'s from the audience.
RUNWAY: Atelier GustavoLins FW13
Fabien Kruszelnicki and stylist John McCarty team up once again and this time for Novembre's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. They tap Mayrone Henry and Tim Schuhmacher to appear in the subversive shoot featuring Acne, Saint Laurent and others.
Mayrone & Tim for Novembre
British model Oliver Cheshire nabs the cover of Exalt's debut issue. The model slash actor is frequently in the pages of Britain's tabloids for his love life but Oliver has bigger plans than to be known just for who he's dating, he's also breaking into acting. For this cover story, Alexander Beer captures the veteran model as Ricky Partner styles him in modern suiting and sportswear, with plenty of color and personality.
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Brazilian model Reinaldo Berthoti is captured by Dario Salamone for RedMilk's latest feature: the romantic designs of Valentino's Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, all styled by Francesco Casarotto.
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Alexis Mabille merged his dandy aesthetic with military references to create a dichotimous collection of hard and soft looks, like olive pants with a fluid silk shirt or a mustard suit with a transparent floral shirt and bohemian accessories.
RUNWAY: Alexis Mabille SS14
Alexandre Mattiussi took us back to the 1970s to showcase his Spring/Summer 2014 collection for Ami. The travel theme took on a retro theme with the show space transformed to resemble Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport during the 70s. Ami hit all the trends for SS14 like floral prints, stripes and a traveling man to create a collection that was utilitarian and covetable.
RUNWAY: Ami SS14
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