River Viiperi is American Gigolo by Taylor Edward

Top model River Viiperi for ODDA 8 Decades issue representing the 80s ‘Body Culture & American Gigolo’ essence by Taylor Edward & Fashion by Gregory Wein. River exposing a toned physique in underwear and swimwear, looking awesome in casual garments making his own version of Richard Gere American Gigolo classic movie.

Max Rogers as Charles Chaplin in the 20s by Jenny Brough

“Manor de Bain”, story inspired by the 20s starring Max Rogers @Storm as Charles Chaplin photographed by Jenny Brough, Fashion Zadrian Smith for ODDA 8 Decades issue.

Daniel Garofali in Oscar Calvo's "Candy Perfume Boy"

Recently Oscar Calvo has released his latest menswear line ‘Candy Perfume Boy’. He has also worked with model Daniel Garofali. The sexy Aussie boy wears Oscar Calvo Male Couture matched with a black leather mask, whip and leather horse saddle.  The images are going viral!  This is the year of Oscar Calvo

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CREDITS
Creative: Oscar Calvo
Photographer: Emily Abay
Grooming: Merton Muaremi
Model: Daniel Garofali

FASHION
Oscar Calvo

MILLINERY
Alexandra Harper

Armani Spring 2015 Menswear

A wonderful show, a great cast.  Giorgio Armani unveiled his latest Giorgio Armani Mens Collection during Milan Fashion Week SS15. As tradition, the designer posed with the models who walked the show for a group photo. Taking into account this season’s black and white design theme, the picture really makes a stylish statement.

Parallel lines, blurred lines, white lines…the dozens and dozens of looks in the Emporio Armani show featured every possible permutation of linear geometry. The extravagant profligacy of the presentation was like a hedged bet: Offer this many outfits and you're guaranteed that at least some will hit the mark. What is startling about Giorgio Armani is how many times it does.

That's the sign of a designer who knows what he's doing. Alternately, the sizable presence of Asian models on the runway was a reminder of the new markets that are eagerly responding to designer products, and that must be inspiring to a designer like Armani, who will turn 80 in a few weeks.

The collection was called Avant Garde for no discernible reason other than it had a stark, monochrome quality that might once have been associated with edginess. But really it was more of Emporio's urban same: bombers, bikers, the shorter blazer, the cropped pants, the thick-soled athletic slip-on. Armani had some optical fun with the lines, making diagonal slashes on some jackets, creating wide stripes of black and white leather on others. The most attractive pieces in the collection were the sheer shirts and shiny shorts that closed the show. It wasn't so long ago that men in the city would never bare their legs. Now the streets of Milan offer ample proof that it's de rigueur. And the ever-prescient Armani won't be caught short.

     

Laurent Marchand by photographer Matthew Mitchell.

Laurent Marchand from AIM Models NYC shot in an exclusive by talented Matthew Mitchell. With a body that melts all, a perfect face, the blond boy comes to stay on our screens to admire his adonis perfection… charming lovely eyes and honey lips we are now in love with him. Thanks to Matthew to make this posible and casting a beautiful guy.