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Fashion
Chaos Shooting
Here are some pictures of a nice shooting I found on fantasticmag.com. The series is called “Chaos Control” and it’s been shot by Mckenzie James. Who cares that the guys are wearing H&M stuff. Click here for more.
Camouflage x 2
Second one via Planet Tampon. Could anybody tell me where the first one belongs to?
Walter Van Beirendonck: Furry Fashion (II)
The following pictures are showing beary models in outfits of the spring/summer 2010 collection called “WonderfuR” by Antwerp Fashion designer Walter van Beirendonck. It was shown on friday at the Paris fashion week. You find the whole gallery here and other pictures of the show here. First link via CTRL+W33D.
Exterface: Hairy Campy Trash
Exterface is the name of the photo studio project of two obviously super gay 24-year old french photographers doing shoots for magazines you’d never buy in a style that could be called high class soft porn. But their models! Click here for the website. I especially recommend the picture series of a beautiful guy called Jordan who is Queerty.com’s Morning Good of today.
Givenchy SS 2009: Dark Summer
This is a little late but I’m happy I found it. It’s the Spring Summer 2009 Menswear show of fashion label Givenchy designed by Riccardo Tisci. I was kind of impressed when a friend of mine showed this to me last year. It’s very wave and dark metal I think, even the pink stuff in the second half of the video. You can watch pictures of the show in a better resolution on ginvenchy.com.
For Gucci x 2
“Flora”, by Chris Cunningham (2009)
“Gucci” by David Lynch (2007)
Spank Magazine / Hedi Slimane
The guys of Spank Magazine have found this link to really beautiful pictures of fashion designer Hedi Slimane. He took them for the current Another Man Magazine featuring a french model called Victor Chambon. You’ve never heard of Spank magazine? Me neither. Here you can download their so-called “Sex Issue”.
Good Idea: Shirt for Hairy Chested Men
Invented by David / Ironic Sans.
Furry Fashion:Jean-Charles De Castelbajac.
Wikipedia explained to me that also did robes for the pope.
