Gotham Journal

Portrait of model Cory Bond by Gregory Vaughan.

Advertisement for Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue featuring model David Gandy. We should all be so lucky.

Jamie Dornan and Lara Stone photographed by Alasdair McLellan for i-D magazine.

Model Robert Perovich is the new face of Jean-Paul Gaultier’s Le Male.

Robert was born in British Columbia, Canada on January 1st, 1976 and is 6’2″ tall. How do say *sigh* in french? Oh yeah, ooh la la!

See him in action at jeanpaulgaultier.com. Photo by Jean-Baptiste Mondino.

Above: male models share a room in Chinatown.

From an article in NY Mag:

“Financially speaking, male modeling is not unlike being a straight-male porn star: The men have always made less than the women, and very few become big names. For most magazine work, models are paid less than $250. Twenty percent of that goes to the agency, which also bills models for their board and expenses.”

Model AJ Abualrub backstage at the Versace Uomo Spring/Summer 2010 show. Photo by Doug Ordway

Source: models.com

You gotta love Ralph Lauren, only in Great Gatsby Land do mothers look like this. One has to assume the kids were adopted.

Model Cory Bond is the face of John Bartlett’s revitalized Liz Claiborne men’s line.
More at claibornebyjohnbartlett.com.

A dreamy Parisian semester abroad for the girls meets a 1920s men’s varsity crew at Rugby, where in spite of the frigid weather we’re currently having in the east coast, the first signs of spring are beginning to show –at least as far as fashion is concerned.

Surf over to rugby.com and get a head start on your spring affair.

And while you’re at it, you might want to cast your vote in Freeze College Magazine’s second annual Mr. Harvard Freshman contest.

Rugby’s Boston store associate, Stefan Botarelli, is among the 13 contenders vying for the “illustrious” honor.

Source: Rugby blog

Actor Hugh Dancy on the cover of Vogue Hommes International’s 2008 Fall/Winter edition. Photo by Mario Testino.