5 Ways Tom Ford Says I’m Not a Gentleman

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Tom Ford may be one of the last living gentlemen, at least on this side of the ocean. Always well-tailored, always impeccably-groomed — the man is a walking reminder of men from a bygone era. Men who took their hats off in elevators, pulled out a lady’s chair and drank Scotch in the middle of the day. Or maybe I’m just thinking of Mad Men.

Now, I have never considered myself a gentleman — usually a lady, more often a tramp — but in reading Ford’s “5 easy lessons on how to be a modern gentleman” for An0ther Magazine,  I realized that I’ll probably never be a gentleman. Not because I’m sartorially challenged, but mostly because I’m kind of an asshole.

Muse of the World: Sin, Subways and Spaghetti

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Xtina listens, Tom Ford shouts, and someone learns to keep their mouth shut when a bitch is eating her spaghetti. Plus we finally learn a thing or two about Mugler‘s mysterious muse .

COVER: Jack White for AnOther Man Issue 10

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Music’s busiest man, Jack White from The White Stripes, takes time out from the recording studio to show Ben Cobb around Third Man Records, his new headquarters in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.  Check out the article here.

SPREAD: AnOtherMan Fall/Winter 2009

Edited by Corey Moran

AnOtherMan Magazine released another issue, and I love this editorial.

FASHION PORN: Benhard Willhelm Shot by Lina Scheynius for AnotherMan

Edited by Saynt

Just the kind of dirty I enjoy in my day. These shots by Pphotographer Lina Scheynius blur the lines between fashion and pornography. Shot for the Autumn/Winter 2008 issue of AnotherMan they feature Belgian designer Bernhard Willhelm’s entire fall collection.

Thanks to Cultures in Between for spotting the shots.

Gary Card for Another Man Magazine

Edited by Saynt

The fashion scene is awash with hanger ons, talentless hacks, and the type of people who don’t serve any purpose other than to dress like a complete idiot at fashion week.   Fortunately, it’s also filled with people with real talent.

Set designer Gary Card is one such talent that deserves some major attention for his amazing set design.  His understanding of color, texture and aesthetics  makes him the current “must have” for any photographer or designer and his work with Paul Smith has given his career a series shot of mainstream worthyness. AnOther Man  caught up with the rising star, photographing him in front of some of his own work.

We have the picts below…

More after the jump