Iman by Christiaan.

“A picture is a poke in the eye of that reality.”
-Christian Houtenbos from Intermission Magazine interview.

Intermission Magazine celebrates their new website with a story by top hairstylist Christiaan on his 40+ years of polaroids. We spot Iman, Grace Jones and Calvin Klein, from the 70′s/80′s. Some of our favorites? Janice Dickenson’s pre-surgery face and Gia Carangi looking like Cindy Crawford mixed with Sheila Marquez.

Fashion News:

Love this red accented camouflage travel collection created exclusively for the Corner by Trussardi (via FWD). And if you’ve never heard creative director/photographer Milan Vukmirovic‘s sexy accent, there’s also a video at the link.

If you haven’t yet seen the list of winners at the British Fashion Awards, go here now. Phoebe Philo won Designer of the Year and Lara Stone of course, for Model of the Year.

Marilyn Minter shoots the new Jimmy Choo campaign.

Modeling News:

Speaking of Ms. Stone, the Stone clones have arrived, so says Jezebel. We, though, think each girl is uniquely gorgeous… What say you?

Have you kept track of all the pregnant models in the last year? NY Magazine’s got a count for you.

Yves Saint Laurent wants YOU for their new ad campaign. If you’re lucky.….

Miscellaneous:

Into the Gloss chats with top hairstylist/Grace Coddington significant other, Didier Malige.

If you missed it, here’s Nick Knight’s conversation with BoF.

The future of advertising.. and it ain’t pretty for the ad agencies.

Hero Magazine collaborates with JW Anderson for a limited edition exclusive t-shirt with all profits going to charity. It’ll be the first of an ongoing series.

Milan Vukmirovic, one of the most prolific men in fashion, consistently amazes us every season. This Renaissance man, in between duties as creative director for all the Trussardi lines and editor/photographer/stylist for all the different L’Officiel Hommes, somehow still finds time to zero in on the hottest rising stars of the moment. In addition to Vince Robitaille who got the coveted L’Officiel Hommes cover and story, great new face Sebastian Sauve snags the cover of L’Officiel Hommes Germany (shot by Andreas Larsson); Michael Wozniak shines in 2 camouflage themed shoots; the very debonair Anthon Wellsjo is the epitome of sophistication and newcomers Isaac Farisato and Federico Cola debut with solo spreads in LH Paris and LH Italia. Which is your favorite face and story from all this L’Officiel Hommes madness?

The new L’Officiel Hommes smashingly debuts Vince Robitaille on his first cover, proclaiming London as the new destination for fashion. Milan Vukmirovic‘s stark black and white images highlight not only the coolest of the fall clothes but Vince’s ruggedly attractive appeal.

Renaissance man Milan Vukmirovic shoots a multi model cover for the 2nd issue of L’Officiel Homme Italia.  We spot Clement Chabernaud, Jonathan Hubert, Oscar Spendrup, Marlon Teixeira, Max Motta, Linus Gustin William Eustace and more. Who’s your favorite?

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If you’re like everyone, obsessing over the Telephone video by Lady Gaga with Beyonce, here are the fashion credits by star stylist, Nicola Formichetti.

Madonna and Tyson Ballou by Steven Klein in Madge’s sunglasses that she helped design for Dolce & Gabbana.

Is Jonathan Leder the retro version of Terry Richardson? His pictures are a lot more innocent ...

The fashion industry helps out a Chile devastated by the earthquake. Celebrate St Patrick’s day and help a great cause with Paper’s Mickey Boardman, Narciso Rodriguez and Maria Cornejo.

Because we can never get enough of McQueen and his genius, here’s Jezebel’s take on the inspiration behind his last masterful show.

The amazing Paolo Roversi shoots Tilda Swinton for Pomellato.

Loving Vogue Curvy. First the video interview with Kate Dillon, now Lizzie Miller (by Seth Sabal), the model with the “tummy”, talks about her famous belly.

Arthur Sales. Ph: Milan Vukmirovic for L’Officiel Hommes S/S 10

L’Officiel, that is.. Arthur Sales, the 19 year old Brazilian beauty has 200 pages and the cover of the latest L’Officiel Hommes. Milan Vukmirovic’s last couple of special issues devoted to solo young men were Jon Kortajarena and Andres Velencoso Segura, models with super staying power. Carrying a whole magazine requires an engaging intensity, chameleon like beauty and the ability to model one’s socks off. Looks like there’s a new sheriff in town.

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)

The latest L’Officiel Homme finds Arthur Daniyarov looking a tad pensive, Milan Vukmirovic captures the refinement and brooding quality that has made the relative newcomer, a favorite with the always discerning Jil Sander set. With a face capable of conveying thoughtfulness as well as beauty, Arthur has quickly become the choice for designers and photographers who focus on the cerebral. Vukmirovic’s moody black and white set is an ideal showcase for Arthur’s graceful look and presence. 

Campaign season isn’t just for the ladies. Modeling’s top boys are making waves in a slew of ads with sophisticated flair. Werner Schreyer looks like a million bucks for Hugo by Hugo Boss, photographed by Jean-Francois Carly. Cutting a dashing figure in black and white, Schreyer looks like he stepped out of a classic film.

For Tru Trussardi the perpetually sexy, Garrett Neff looks as appealing as ever. Clad in a simple black coat and pants Garrett strikes as sensual pose for Milan Vukmirovic and shows that he can be just as alluring all dressed up as he is stripped down.