Dead Poets Society by Yu Tsai for GQ Russia featuring Miles Garber, Jacques Naude, Sam Whitman and Bobby Nicholas. The gang was styled by Ekaterina Melnikova.
Dead Poets Society by Yu Tsai for GQ Russia featuring Miles Garber, Jacques Naude, Sam Whitman and Bobby Nicholas. The gang was styled by Ekaterina Melnikova.
South African model Jacques Naude stars in Trunk Show from the Spring/Summer 2010 issue of Dansk magazine, photographed by Kevin Mackintosh.
The September 2010 issue of Interview magazine features this sexy accessories editorial ‘Touch Me Feel ME’ by Robbie Fimmano with models Adam Senn, Alex Lundqvist, Jacques Naude and David Smith. Female models Christina Ambers and Melissa Jackson provide the lucky bejeweled hands.

The 66th issue of V magazine features this tongue-in-cheek ‘Footballer’s Wives’ editorial with photography by Sebastian Faena and styling by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. NSFW after the jump.



Published in the second issue of Random magazine, the editorial ‘Kiss The Sky’ features South African model Jacque Naude with photography by Misha Taylor and styling by Kenny Ho.



I fell in love with Kevin O’Brien’s photography when I discovered his black and white portraits of Ryan Kennedy and Jacques Naude. So I am very happy that Kevin continues with the same moody portraits in Fatiguing, the latest editorial at TO2W. More after the jump.




Night Pilots by Eric Guillemain featuring Mathias Lauridsen, Vincent LaCrocq, Jacques Naude, Mathias Bergh, Stas Svetlichnyy, Christian Brylle, Paul Boche and Mark Cox. More after the jump.




GANT takes us on a road trip across the state of New York for their GANT Rugger Spring/Summer 2010 campaign. The trip features three friends; Reid Prebenda, Stas Svetlichnyy and Jacques Naude. Click to enlarge and continue for more after the jump.
Shot by Nathaniel Goldberg, the DKNY Jeans Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign features models Paolo Anchisi and Jacques Naude, with a subway theme.



Wonderland magazine serves us a slice of photography heaven in their recent November/December 2009 issue with an editorial by photographer Matthew Brookes and stylist Bruce Pask. ‘Photograph Your Soul’ features Lenz Von Johnston, Ben Hill, Reid Prebenda, Jacques Naude, Roy Pratt, Vincent LaCrocq and William B. Lewis. More after the jump.





Here’s Jacques Naude beautifully captured by NYC-based photographer Kevin O'Brien. I really love this set, very Hedi Slimane minus the skinny teenager.




‘Lord of the Rings’ is VMAN’s second preview of photographer Doug Inglish’s sports portfolio in the upcoming VMAN17, out in February. After watching Brett Robinson get wet, we get to see model Jacques Naude fly. More after the jump.

The presence of Jesus Luz in the new Dolce & Gabbana menswear ad was met with mostly negative reactions across the blogosphere. The Fashionisto is certainly not a fan of Jesus popping up in ad campaigns. For their post on the new Pepe Jeans Fall-Winter 2009 ads, Carl @ Fashionisto omitted Jesus’s name from the credits. And in case you think it was omitted by mistake, here is his colorful reaction to people noticing that omission.
Although I also believe that Jesus ruined that particular D&G ad (we await to see the rest of the ads), I think he looks pretty good in these Pepe Jeans ads. But maybe it’s because he kinda blends in with the background, as opposed to being in the foreground of the D&G ad. Out of the six featured models, he is the furthest one from view in both ads.
So enough about Jesus and on to the ads themselves. They were shot by Tom Munro and feature Jacques Naude, Michael Camiloto, Hanne-Gaby Odiele, Agnete Hegelund, Anabela Belikova, and the controversial Jesus Luz.
+ more Jesus Luz | Tom Munro | Pepe Jeans