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Featured AnOther Man China projects

This week's top AnOther Man China projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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AnOther Man China · FLOWERS

FLOWERS for AnOther Man China is a surreal fashion editorial that merges high-concept garment design with organic botanical installations. Through a series of painterly, low-key compositions, the project explores the interplay between rigid structural forms and delicate, living elements. Captured by photographer Kin Chan Coedel, the imagery features models encased in intricate wooden grids, ceramic-adorned corsetry, and sculptural textiles. The execution relies on sharp chiaroscuro lighting and raw material contrasts, placing subjects within framed, theatrical tableaux. Styling by Mia Shen, hair by Takuya Uchiyama, and makeup by Machiko Yano complete the aesthetic, with casting by Tanguy Gavignet. The work utilizes editorial techniques and an artistic, analogue-film sensibility to elevate the connection between fashion and nature.

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AnOther Man China · AnOther Man China #5 2024 Covers

AnOther Man China #5 2024 features a series of editorial portraits exploring bold color palettes and high-contrast styling. Captured by photographers Reto Schmid and Trunk Xu, the images lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic with intentional studio lighting that highlights textures ranging from neon nylon to vibrant leather. The compositions play with monochromatic backdrops and saturated layering, styled by Anson Chen and Coke Ho. The editorial is supported by hair styling from Chiao Chenet, makeup artistry by Yulya Zalesskaya, and set design by Emilia Margulies, all contributing to a sharp, modern visual language for the publication.

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AnOther Man China · The Suspended Realm Of Cards

AnOther Man China presents The Suspended Realm Of Cards, a series of surreal fashion editorials that reimagines classic tarot archetypes through a contemporary lens. Photographed by Szilveszter Mako, the campaign features model Bai within intricately rendered, illustrative frames that blend high-fashion portraiture with graphic collage elements. The imagery leans into a surreal aesthetic, integrating traditional tarot iconography with layered, avant-garde tailoring. MingHu Zhang and makeup artist Clive.x contribute to the styling, which emphasizes textured garments and bold silhouettes set against thematic backgrounds ranging from stormy seas to celestial motifs. The project explores a synthesis of photography and digital illustration to create a distinct visual narrative.

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AnOther Man China · AnOther Man China #9 2025 Covers

AnOther Man China presents its ninth issue with a series of cover portraits featuring Romeo Beckham. Captured by photographer Theo Liu, the editorial project leans into direct flash lighting to create a distinct, high-contrast visual identity. The feature brings together a creative team including fashion editor and stylist Coke Ho, hair stylist Christian Eberhard, and makeup artist Janeen Witherspoon. The work balances tactile textures, such as the toy-covered coat, with raw, close-up portraiture that highlights the subject's features against clean, minimalist studio backgrounds.

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AnOther Man China · Photography by Yu Cong

AnOther Man China presents a fashion editorial feature lensed by photographer Yu Cong, starring model Baptiste Radufe. The series navigates a range of portraiture styles, oscillating between candid, high-contrast monochrome imagery shot inside a vehicle and deliberate, clean studio compositions. Working with fashion editor Mia Shen, the production leans into an analogue film aesthetic. The technical execution prioritizes strong directional lighting and heavy grain to build texture, creating a distinct visual rhythm across the vertical frames.

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AnOther Man China · Photography Karl Felix

This fashion editorial project for AnOther Man China highlights a series of portraits captured by photographer Karl Felix. The work documents contemporary menswear through a lens that emphasizes architectural silhouettes and clean, minimalist staging. Working closely with fashion editor Coke Ho, the imagery spans a range of settings from neutral, soft-lit studio environments to industrial urban rooftops. The series features models Fernando Lindez and Jonas Mason, styled with an focus on structural tailoring, high-contrast textures, and metallic elements. The execution leans into clean, desaturated aesthetics and natural light, with technical support from hair stylist Chiao Chenet and makeup artist Porsche Poon. Casting for the editorial was provided by David Chen.