In the midst of the frenetic men’s castings for Milan and Paris, come a plethora of top new campaigns and faces to ogle:

Ollie Edwards, the winning Brit continues his hot streak as the campaign face for Giorgio Armani by Josh Olins.

Garrett Neff reaffirms his top model billing with the Trussardi campaign by everyone’s favorite Renaissance man Milan Vukmirovic.

New face Paolo Anchisi emerges in the Mario Testino lensed Versace campaign sharing the spotlight with stars Simon Nessman and Georgia May Jagger.

Though Jacob Coupe‘s Prada image is the only one to appear so far, Love Magazine gives a preview of the main campaign which was filmed and shot by artist and filmmaker, Yang Fudong who has “has created some of the most staggeringly beautiful works of independent cinema to come out of China.”

Paolo Anchisi and Georgia May Jagger. Versace S/S 10 by Testino.

Adrien Sahores and Jacob Coupe. A still from the Prada short movie by Yang Fudong (from Love blog). The film will be unveiled on January 18th on Prada.com and NYTimes.com.

(Ollie and Garrett scans courtesy of d Management, Versace courtesy of VGL, Prada still courtesy of Love blog)

Previewed last June on OTM, right after his exclusive turn in Prada’s Spring/Summer show, Jacob Coupe is reigning supreme right this moment. Glorious editorials appearing weekly plus today’s Prada campaign means they are fielding a massive amount of requests for this young Englishman. The photographer is a most unexpected choice to be revealed with the unveiling of the main campaign. (pic from tfs)

Fresh off the heels of his opening slot at the Prada S/S 10 show, Jacob Coupe makes his way to the pages of Dazed and Confused Japan, in a kinetic story shot by Benjamin Lennox. While the editorial focuses on the offbeat menswear of designer, Paul Smith, Jacob is the true star of the show: his dramatic poses and ability to pull off Kim Howells‘ daring styling, make the story memorable.

Jacob Coupe by Benjamin Lennox | Scan by 很大很大 at tFS