Newlywed Josh Beech joins Tom Barker and Jordan Elias for this shoot from Doug Inglish for GQ Russia's May 2013 issue. The magazine's Ekaterina Melnikova styles the trio in an ethereal camping shoot that emphasizes a relaxed and utilitarian way of dress.

Danko Steiner creates an artistically shot series of portraits for the Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Arena Homme +. Nicolas Wincenc, Anders Johnson, and Jesse Shannon all stun in their hauntingly beautiful Spring fashion from Ann Demeulemeester, Givenchy and others, all styled by Ana Steiner.

Nicolas Valois and Yasmina Benabdelkrim work together for a classically inspired shoot for the fourth issue of ODDA. Jules Raynal pays half of a romantic duo whose affair interweaves with the romance that Paris inexplicably has.

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Not only does Serbian model Alfred Kovac appear in Extreme Intimo's SS13 campaign but he also dons the brand's bodywear for their Basic collection.

Travis Cannata is captured by Milan Vukmirovic in this Alexander Wang feature for Milan's Fashion For Men.

Gerhard Friedl jumps off the pages of the May 2013 issue of TenMag in a color infused shoot by Jose Morraja and Javier Lozoya.

British model Arran Sly not only graces the ad pages for multiple high fashion houses this season but he's also raking in various shoots too. For the May 2013 issue of GQ Espana, Arran works with photographer Olaf Wipperfurth for an ode to Americana and the boy next door, all styled by Joana de la Fuente.

Though the universally used term for pre-Spring/Summer collections is called Resort, Riccardo Tisci's latest pre-collection for men's is a stark departure from what would typically be considered 'resort'-wear. Nevertheless, the graphic prints Tisci has made synonymous with Givenchy are back. For Resort 2014, Tisci used a Brazilian term that roughly summarizes the collection: favelas, which harmonizes the look Tisci so obsesses over: a meld of streetwear and urban youth culture. Though we suspect his active role in the latest Metropolitan Costume Institute's exhibit on punk influences in fashion may have also influenced the looks.

Another show season is at hand and first up once again is London Collections: Men. After only just one year, LC:M has proved itself as an incubator for young designers with striking promise while still showcasing classic British menswear. This season sees the return of the most recognizable and quintessential British label: Burberry. Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey abandons Milan and chooses Burberry's hometown to showcase the SS14 collection and rightfully so. Also joining the three day schedule is rag&bone whose two designers are both British.