Cole Mohr/Request Model Management NY,d1 Model Management, Beatrice Models, UNIQUE DENMARK. Ph: Juergen Teller for Marc by Marc Jacobs FW08.

After Victoria in a bag, comes Cole in a dress. Marc and Juergen create another irreverent, memorable campaign. Cole is pitch perfect for this, the men’s AND women’s line!

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17 Comments

1. Nick says:
   June 19th, 2008
   at 4:54 pm

   not so much fashionable…..not my style……i passs…

2. ya says:
   June 19th, 2008
   at 5:51 pm

   f**k. now we have to compete with boys legs too!

3. raie says:
   June 19th, 2008
   at 7:13 pm

   wait, the dress men can wear it too O_o?

   like that?

4. dru says:
   June 19th, 2008
   at 11:22 pm

   genius! too adorable

5. Amber says:
   June 19th, 2008
   at 11:28 pm

   Fashion is becoming too… well, you can fill it in the blanks.
   Dresses are NOT for boys/men

6. MDC_340171 says:
   June 20th, 2008
   at 2:03 am

   on usual days, dresses are not for men(except on unique party).
   but for shooting of ad and editorial, who cares?

   this style reminded me of Vincent gallo and Oliver zham on purple
   and Andre J on the cover of vogue paris.

   i like this both campaigns.
   he doesn’t look strange in this dress.

7. toddy says:
   June 20th, 2008
   at 12:01 pm

   This model should get more attention. He is the epitome
   of androgyny. extremely photogenic and interesting looking
   in just about everything i’ve seen him. perfect mannequin indeed
   mark jacob sure knows how to spot them.

8. Matthew says:
   June 21st, 2008
   at 2:57 pm

   I think its awesome that someone as big as cole did this type of look, but I don’t agree with people saying he is the epitome of androgyny, looks pretty classic boy to me.

   Love it!!

9. SiLViO says:
   June 21st, 2008
   at 11:56 pm

   this is absolutely groundbreaking…. i just LOVE it!! i’m speechless….
   this truly is a revelation… i though i was the only that could have come with such an idea… i guees i was wrong!!
   HOLLA for Cole!!

10. yumpopink says:
    June 22nd, 2008
    at 12:21 am

    there was a time when people said pants were not for women. i think he looks awesome

11. David Millls says:
    June 26th, 2008
    at 9:45 am

    I’ve seen this type of photography by photographers
    that goes back to the 1930s, so it is not groundbreaking to do
    this type of thing. I recall that Bruce Weber did a shot of
    model in a ball gown and it did look good. Not so sure on the
    shot above, maybe to much detail on dress. I think issues around
    gender can be handled in more subtle and less overt ways, than
    putting a model in a dress. The model is good though, as said
    before!

12. Chrissy says:
    July 11th, 2008
    at 10:51 am

    Anything to feminize them!! We are the stronger sex!! Chrissy

13. Melissa says:
    July 18th, 2008
    at 10:47 pm

    I have mixed feelings. I could not tell Cole’s gender from the ad, but I love the riskiness of
    doing this groundbreaking work. I’d like to give guys more choices for self-expression just as
    women now have, this is a good first step, politically and fashion-wise.

14. cole mohr says:
    September 5th, 2008
    at 3:42 am

    you guys are crazy. i was in these ads. no one but me and juergen know what happened so please don’t say things you can’t defend or even explain. i changed fashion. you are wrong if you disagree. i am men and women. i am all of us.

    love,
    cole.

15. Prada boy says:
    September 6th, 2008
    at 5:04 pm

    Marky Mark has outdone himself again. How is it that he is able to create such unique ads so effortlessly? Needless to say I can’t wait to see what’s next for Cole; it’s so refreshing to see a contemporary take on men and their role within fashion, Mr. Mohr is sure to be catapulted to startdom.

    btw: Is that really cole who posted above?

16. Lovely says:
    December 5th, 2008
    at 12:34 am

    Cole Mohr is a cutie and that was NOT his post above.
    The editorial is not really my style…I don’t know what Marc was trying to accomplish with this one…

17. sean says:
    January 28th, 2009
    at 2:50 pm

    “mark jacob”
    if you want your opinion to be take seriously then try not misspelling the designers name…

    and he has nothing to do with these ads
    this is his difusion line he would not waste time on an ad
    its juergen teller and some stylist

    and who the fuck inpersonates a male model?
    “no one but me and juergen know what happened so please don’t say things you can’t defend or even explain”
    we cant explian the fact that you are wearing a dress?
    we cant explian the fact that you have no influence in fashion just as every male model doesn’t?
    we cant explain that you just made it sound like you and juergen are fuck buddies?
    you are even more pathetic than i am being right now.

    “prada boy”
    jesus christ
    marky mark?
    this is not a contemporary take on men and their role in fashion its a man in a dress. get your head out of the clouds with the fab rainbows you dumb fuck. if you want to see a contemporary take on men and their role in fashion look to the s/s 09 collection of givenchy. riccardo tisci is a real innovator in menswear.
    ps. shouldn’t you be shopping the latest styles from gap and h&m? you could not be more transparent

    and to SiLViO
    you think you are the only one who thinks of putting a man in a dress?
    have you been outside of mississippi?
    by no means is this new.
    it not even the first time its been done in an ad (see vivenne westwood)
    your fucking stupid.

    i hate marc jacobs

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