Showing posts with label Tetsuharu Kubota. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tetsuharu Kubota. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Chris Pine by Tetsu Kubota | Flaunt




Actor Chris Pine is photographed by Tetsu Kubota and styled by Sean Knight for Flaunt magazine, with grooming by David Cox and set design by Sonja Kroop.


Thursday, September 18, 2014

Sean O'Pry by Tetsu Kubota | Details




Sean O'Pry is photographed by Tetsu Kubota and styled by Matthew Marden for the October 2014 issue of Details magazine, with casting by Edward Kim.



Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Friday, March 11, 2011

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Clément Chabernaud by Tetsuharu Kubota | OWN

 

 

2010 has been a very good year for model Clément Chabernaud, and deservedly so. The French beauty keeps the momentum going with an editorial by photographer Tetsuharu Kubota in the latest issue of OWN magazine.

 

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Pierre Moret by Tetsuharu Kubota | A Shirtless Hero

 

 

Jam-packed with eye-candy (check this, this, this, this, this & this) here is yet another fantastic editorial from the third issue of HERO magazine. This time it’s beautiful Success model Pierre Moret courtesy photographer Tetsuharu Kubota and stylist Jean-Michel Clerc.

 

Monday, June 28, 2010

River Viiperi & Felix by Tetsuharu Kubota | DEdiCate

 

The Summer 2010 issue of DEdiCate magazine features models River Viiperi and Felix in the editorial ‘Final Fantasy’ with photography by Tetsuharu Kubota, styling by Nicholas Galletti and grooming by Ramona Eschbach & Akiko Sakamoto.

 

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Matteo Martari & Nicolas Ripoll by Tetsuharu Kubota

 

Nicolas Ripoll and Matteo Martari star in the denim editorial ‘Work in Progress’ in the new issue of French Spray magazine with photography by Tetsuharu Kubota. More after the jump.

 

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Petey Wright & AJ Abualrub by Tetsuharu Kubota

 

Petey Wright and AJ Abualrub go retro in the December 2009 issue of Own, with photography by Tetsuharu Kubota. Honestly, I think this theme has become too tired. We’ve seen so many similar retro editorials that are better executed than this one, but it’s always good to see these two guys in action.