Cerruti 1881 Spring/Summer 2014 Campaign
Arthur Gosse fronts the Spring/Summer 2014 campaign of Cerruti 1881, shot by Jeff Burton and styled by Anastasia Barbieri.
WHY SO SERIOUS?
Why the models are always so serious on the runway? Have you ever thought about that? Our Sara Cimino wanted to investigate the “matter” by infiltrating behind the scenes of the recent fashion shows in Milan. Along with… »
Tommy Hilfiger Tailored Spring/Summer 2014 Lookbook
Benjamin Eidem and Arthur Gosse appear on the Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook for Tommy Hilfiger Tailored. The collection combines traditional sartorial styles with laid-back Californian charm.
Models
Arthur Gosse, Fabian Nordstrom, Garrett Neff, Joshua Lovrin, Kelly Rippey, Paolo Anchisi, Mathias Lauridsen and Sean O’Pry captured by Sølve Sundsbø and styled by Beat Bolliger with pieces from Lanvin, Saint Laurent, Dior Homme and more,… »
Cerruti 1881 Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign
Arthur Gosse fronts the Fall/Winter 2013 campaign of Cerruti 1881.
Z Zegna Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign
Arthur Gosse fronts the Fall/Winter 2013 campaign of Z Zegna, photographed by David Sims and styled by Joe McKenna.
Boys
Alexander Ferrario, Andres Bird, Arthur Gosse, Guillaume Babouin, Hao Yun Xiang, Malcolm de Ruiter, Rui Wang, Simon Sabbah, Tang Xiao Tian and Thomas Bukovatz, shot by Yuangui Mei and styled by Dan Cui with pieces from… »
Me & My Vessel
Arthur Gosse lensed by Tetsuharu Kubota and outfitted by Maher Jridi with pieces from Louis Vuitton for Commons & Sense magazine.
Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign
Arthur Gosse captured by Craig McDean for Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2013 campaign.
Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Preview
First look at Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2013 campaign, featuring Belgium model Arthur Gosse.
Z Zegna Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Preview
Preview of Z Zegna‘s Spring/Summer campaign starring Arthur Gosse photographed by Davis Sims.
The Librarian
Arthur Gosse photographed by Benjamin Alexander Huseby and styled by Mattias Karlsson with coats by Lanvin, Givenchy, Jil Sander, Yves Saint Laurent and more, for the Fall/Winter 2012/2013 issue of AnOther Man magazine.
Man in Black
Arthur Gosse, Benoni Loos, Hadrien Bal, Jeremy Barrois, John Todd, Matthieu Inglese, Michael Vinant, Roberto Sipos, Richard Bouwman, Simon Sabbah and Vinnie Woolston portrayed by Matthew Brookes and styled by Serge Girardi for the Fall/Winter 2012… »
Fascinating Fabric – Giorgio Armani
Arthur Gosse shot by Taku and styled by Naoki Ikeda with pieces from Giorgio Armani’s Fall/Winter 2012 collection, for the October 2012 issue of Pen magazine.
Street of Paris
Arthur Gosse, Julien Sabaud, Luka Badnjar, Michael Vinant and Vinnie Woolston lensed in Paris by Matthew Brookes and styled by Serge Girardi for the issue #6 of Numéro Homme China.
Autumn Winter Collections
Benjamin Alexander Huseby captured the best looks of the Fall/Winter 2012-13 collections, styled by Mattias Karlsson for the Fall/Winter 2012 issue of AnOther Man magazine.
F.Y. video
Neil Barrett Fall/Winter 2012 Campaign
Neil Barrett taps newcomer Arthur Gosse for the Fall/Winter 2012-13 campaign, shot by Karim Sadli and styled by Robbie Spencer.
Minimal Maximal
Alexander Beck, Arthur Gosse and Nick Heymann photographed by Horst Diekgerdes and styled by Manuela Hainz for the Fall/Winter 2012 issue of GQ Style Germany.
Kris Van Assche x Eastpak Fall/Winter 2012
Eastpak presents its third capsule collection with menswear designer Kris Van Assche. For Fall/Winter 2012 “Work”, Kris reinterprets the standards of the label with industrial references, creating a functional and durable range of backpacks, messenger bags, shoppers and two suitcases.
Hero Magazine #7 cover
Arthur Gosse cover the Spring/Summer 2012 issue of Hero Magazine photographed by Fabien Kruszelnicki and styled by Elizabeth Fraser-Bell.
Kris Van Assche x Lee Fall/Winter 2012
Belgian designer Kris Van Assche team up with Lee to produce a capsule denim collection for Fall/Winter 2012.
Kris Van Assche reinterpret a selection of Lee’s timeless worker wear styles giving each piece a much more contemporary… »
