With a name like Lucky Blue Smith and piercing blue eyes, the California native was sure to stand out. For IT Post's 16th issue, Kwannam Chu captures the baby faced model in exciting fashion from Thom Browne and N.Hoolywood, with styling from Kim Veerathanondech.

















EDITORIAL: Lucky Blue Smith

Martijn Senders snaps Tony Jones' Thomas van Ouwekerk in Jonathan Christopher's FW14 lookbook, which is styled by Juan Velazquez Caceres. The lookbook showcases the collection that earned the Dutch designer the first ever Global Denim Award.









LOOKBOOK: Jonathan Christopher FW14

Max Farago snaps Abiah Hostvedt in designs from Paul Smith and Dunhill and juxtaposed them with athleticwear from Off-White and Nike, all styled by Carlos Nazario.





EDITORIAL: The Sportier Side of Men's Fashion

Larry Clark's controversial film, Ken Park, is the focus of Mark Peckmezian's latest story for Vogue Hommes International's FW14 issue. In the movie, a group of close knit kids travail through their teen years together, finding out who they are. Peckmezian translate that into a gauzy story featuring Niclas Nilsson and Brayden Pritchard in Balmain, Sandro and more, all curated by Ylias Nacer.














EDITORIAL: Ken Park

British model John Todd bares some skin for Numéro Homme China's FW14 issue. Though it should be noted that it's not just his own skin that he bares, but that of the fur he wear over his bare skin. The fur story seen in the latest is surely controversial but also ultra luxurious, with furs from Dolce&Gabbana, Dries Van Noten and more, shot by Hong Jang Hyun and styled by Christian Stroble.







John Todd for Numéro Homme China

Long before women (and some men) fantasized about British model Jamie Dornan handcuffing them to their bedposts, fashion followers swooned over his piercing eyes and perpetual five o'clock shadow. Now, as his big screen debut as Christian Grey draws near, British Vogue profiles his rise from Calvin Klein model to heartthrob, all shot by Boo George.







EDITORIAL: Role Model

British model Edward Wilding covers Caleo's Arctic Issue clad in rugged sportswear, perfect for the man who loves the outdoors and doesn't let anything get in his way. The magazine's Dennis Weber snaps the cover story while Lukas Blasberg styles Edward in Canali, Neil Barrett and Hermes.









EDITORIAL: Tough Life