Gentlemen's Quarters by Christopher Logan

The upcoming November/December 2012 issue of Miami Living magazine features the story "Gentlemen's Quarters" by photographer Christopher Logan with models Jules Hamilton (Adam) and Brent Clancy (Soul).

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Castings by Steven Klein

Steven Klein shoots a new wave of male models in an 'au naturel' casting. The models include Arran Sly, Isaac Ekblad, Claude Simonon, Humbert Clotet, Nils Lawton, Silviu Tolu, Jarrod Scott, Tomas Skoloudik, Jules Hamilton, Taejahn Taylor, Ryan Bertroche, Rich Stinger and Emil Dostovic.

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Jules Hamilton by Sebastian Kim | Highlander

Jules Hamilton is photographed by Sebastian Kim and styled by Charles Varenne in the story 'Highlander' for the Spring/Summer 2012 issue of Numéro Homme, with hair by Maranda and makeup by Darlene Jacobs.

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The Heat is On

‘The Heat is On’ in the new fifth issue of Visual Tales magazine with a swimwear story photographed by Rudolfo Martinez and styled by John Tan.

The story features models Erik Sage, Jordan Coulter, Jules Hamilton, Kaylan Morgan, Brent Clancy, Lance Raftery, Nick Billings and Grant Knauff.

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Before The Fall

 

 

Aiden Andrews, Charlie Westerberg, Jules Hamilton and RJ King stage a protest in the pages of the new 22nd issue of VMAN. The story ‘Before The Fall’ is photographed by Sharif Hamza and styled by Jay Massacret.

 

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Jules Hamilton & Adam Miller by David Byun

 

 

Adam models Jules Hamilton and Adam Miller are photographed by David Byun in this beautifully ethereal editorial for the sixth anniversary issue of W Korea.

 

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Richmond SS11 by Francesco Carrozzini

 

 

Francesco Carrozzini photographed the Richmond Spring/Summer 2011 ad campaign with models Jules Hamilton, Mark Cox, Baptiste Demay, Flavia de Oliveira and Jules Mordovets.

 

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How To Sell Fashion by David Byun

 

 

Photographer David Byun shows us ‘How To Sell Fashion’ in the November 2010 issue of W Korea. Styled by Deborah Afshani, the editorial features Adam models Jules Hamilton, Fernando Sippel and Leebo Freeman.

 

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Clearing The Air & Smelling Fresh by Terry Tsiolis

 

 

Terry Tsiolis photographed Christian Plauche, Jules Hamilton, Bobby Nicholas, Gabe Byer, Luke Briggs and Joey Regan for the fragrance editorial ‘Clearing The Air – Smelling Fresh’ in the new issue of Man About Town. The boys were groomed by Didier Malige and Pep Gay.

 

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Visual Tales by John Tan

 

Homotography congratulates stylist and casting director John Tan on the launch of his new project, Visual Tales magazine. The premier issue of the quarterly magazine features two books/covers: model Nick Hinman by Bell Soto above, and actor Luke Grimes by Dustin Beatty, below.

 

 

We asked John Tan about his motivation to start the new magazine and he explained, “It is my vision to start Visual Tales because I can foresee where independent fashion publishing is going. And since the US mens' titles are getting smaller and smaller due to the economy, I just felt it is a good time as any to introduce another alternative way/title to get some excitement back into the mix and not solely rely on the European big books as our only source for great fashion/inspiration. There are lots of talented people here that crave their chance to shine, and I want to hopefully give them the opportunity to do so. It is a work in progress, so this is only a taste of what's to come, from my perspective.”

 

 

John continued, “The magazine represents a mixed bag of who I am and  what I am known for thru my styling and casting work; but also throwing in ideas that other contributors might bring to the plate as well. Not one Visual Tales issue will be the same as another. I think a good and successful magazine should have surprises thrown in, such that not every issue is so predictable. With the internet, the creative freedom to explore and the possibilities are endless. For example, the mix of image, film and design. I also love the fact that it is very immediate, you don't have to wait for a long time to see the end results, unlike print. I am planning many varied projects to associate with this magazine, so a lot of creative things are definitely in the works.”

 

 

So how did the Visual Tales actually come to fruition? John explains, “I started this project very organically, I felt as though it created itself thru me...Yes, it is a bit daunting to think that I did a very large part of the work on my own, but I couldn't have done this without a bit of luck and support from my colleagues who took a chance and joined me for the ride. I am most grateful to them. It just goes to show, if you really love what you do, you can make things happen. I would encourage anyone who wants to do something they truly believe in for the right reasons, to just go for it... you got nothing to loose.”

 

We wish John and Visual Tales the very best, and we will surely keep you updated on their new features and issues.

 

 

The smaller images throughout this post are alternative covers celebrating the launch of Visual Tales. They were all shot by Bell Soto, featuring models Jans Vlas, Addison Duffy, Brady Donnelly, Spencer Brown, Jules Hamilton, and Martin Gruca.

Jules Hamilton by Christian Rios

 

One of Homotography’s new favorites, photographer Christian Rios, captured fresh face Jules Hamilton [Adam Models]. Christian goes from warm and sunny vivid colors to dark vibes in the editorial Urth/Intruder.

 

 

Jules Hamilton is a 20 years-old film student from Manhattan, New York City. He is reportedly on hold for Prada currently.

 

 

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