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In the latest issue of VMAN, celebrated photographer Mario Testino shows the best way to wear denim - with a hit of nonchalant cool and plenty of attitude; all day, anywhere you might be. With pieces from Dsquared, Polo Ralph Lauren, Diesel Black Gold, Levi's, Adam Kimmel, D&G, Versace, Calvin Klein Jeans; this gives a whole new meaning to feeling blue...

HERO Issue 2 features the above spreads shot by Bruona Staub and Matthew Kristall. If you don't know already, Hero is a magazine delicated to up-and-coming male models; a perfect tome for all you modelizers out there. Get your hands on the latest issue of HERO here. 

In the upcoming issue of VMAN (out 28th January), celebrated photographer Bruce Weber stepped behind his lens once again to illustrate the best way to utilize a book. With pieces from Dior Homme, Tom Ford, Louis Vuitton, Emporio Armani, Z Zegna, Hermes and Dolce & Gabbana; this spread will stimulate you like your favorite book and maybe even more...

When the going gets boring, the tough fight back with sartorial back-stabs. With clothing from Versace, Rick Owens, Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Comme Des Garcons Homme Plus; the upcoming issue of VMAN (out January 28) photographed by Simon Procter shows the push of menswear's boundaries. Fight on boys! 

Nicholas Hoult, one of the fine stars of Tom Ford's directorial debut, A Single Man, is featured in the upcoming issue of VMAN (out January 28) photographed by Willy Vanderperre. With his next project, Clash Of The Titans, expect to see more of this rising individual on and off the red carpet. 

With the help of Victorinox designer, Pierre-Henri Mattout, who styled this shoot entitled The Outsiders, shows what the boys will be wearing come next Spring. This shoot is featured in #17 VMAN which will hit stores February 2010. For more previews, go to VMAN. In the meantime, enjoy these shots! 

The 2nd issue of Hero magazine is out in stores now. It's packed with more pictorial editorials of the latest crop of up-and-coming male models photographed by Fabien Kruszelnicki, Bruno Staub, Leon Mark, Joe Lally, Matthew Kristal, and Gregory Vaughan. It also features interviews with some of the physically blessed stunners you see here. Get Hero Issue 2 here.

Vampires have become the new wizards; thanks to my favorite show of the moment True Blood and of course, the Twilight franchise. I am more of a True Blood person gravitating towards the dark, erotic, accurate, humorous undertones of the hit HBO series. But even though the vampires in Twilight (or maybe only Robert Pattinson) sparkle in the sunlight, it is entertaining and I am looking forward to the release of New Moon (not as much as Eclipse - more ass-kicking). 

The original maverick who started off the whole dark trend, Hedi Slimane got behind the lens to shoot the cover and spread for the upcoming issue of AnOther. They are a great fit - Hedi Slimane got the kind of attention for his work for Dior Homme from the fashion crowd (albeit with less raging hormones) that Robert Pattinson is now getting from well, suburban mothers to their daughters to their sons. 

Which makes me wonder: does that mean this issue from Jefferson Hack and company will be snapped up by all the adoring fan-girls and boys? Very smart move. Issue will hit stores October 1st. 

(Source: AnOther Mag)

The upcoming September issue of Interview is fronted by the one and only Natalie Portman. I adore this lady and she is the number chick-to-dig in my book. Hands down. I don't have to go into the obvious details - beauty, brains, class, consciousness for world/people around her.

When I first heard about this, I planned a trip to Borders just to get my hands on this. Look at her - she's just killing it! Turns out my trip was futile because there were only going to stock this issue in the middle of September. Oh well, I did try!

On a different note, I had a dream once about her. In my dream, we were best friends in college - we did everything together and because of her connections, we also went to fashion shows together and then the dream started becoming a nightmare because without any reason, she started to avoid me and she just refused to acknowledge me - and well, I refused to accept it and my attempts at getting her to explain her 360 degree change in behavior were futile. And then my alarm rang. It was so vivid and I didn't really know what to make of it - it's probably telling me to get my head of out the clouds. She and me; best friends? Never.

I am not a modelizer in the sense of the word, even though I love fashion. And models and fashion are like cellphones and batteries; they just work together. Aside from Travis Fimmel (my high school scent was CK's Crave), Gabriel Aubry (baby daddy of Halle Barry) and Rodrigo Santoro (Charlie Angles 2's beach scene); I don't really know anymore male models by name.

The very recent launch of HERO is about to change that. Featuring the faces of tomorrow that will be ubiquitous on the catwalks and the campaigns on the billboards you see on your way to work, the premise of this magazine is to shine a spotlight on these up and coming individuals.

Working alongside the crème de la crème of modeling agencies - including Models 1, Storm, Select, Major Models, Re:Quest, Red and VNY; this twice-annual magazine features both candid and posed photographs, interviews and a general closer look into their lives. From their aspirations to their favorite hang-out jaunts.

Sure, it might all seem a tad indulgent and it's not as if models need any more spotlight but admit it, you want to read on and honestly, how many times have you goggled to find out more about THAT one model? HERO compacts it all and provides a convenient way to have that information anytime, anywhere.

Find out more here.