Three male models in avant-garde tailored shirts and high-waisted trousers standing against a pale grey paneled wall.

Two young male models in tailored suits posing in an interior hallway with white panelled walls.

Three male models in an interior setting photographed for AnOther Man editorial by Reto Schmid.

Model wearing a green jacket and high-waisted beige trousers facing a person in a purple sweater in a bright white room.

Two male models in collared shirts and striped ties pose in a room with white panelled walls and an ornate marble fireplace.

Three young men in collared shirts and trousers posing in a kitchen setting around a white table with apples and water.

Man in a tailored check short suit and tie seated on a black and cream tiled kitchen floor.

Two models in tailored menswear and layered knitwear posing in an interior room with white wall mouldings and a black leather couch.

Three male models in an apartment interior wearing colourful turtlenecks and trousers for AnOther Man Magazine.

Two male models in tailored black suits and white shirts, one standing in foreground and one posing on a bed.

Two male models in tailored shirts and denim posing at a table with a white tablecloth in an interior editorial scene.

AnOther Man Magazine Another Man, Vol II, Issue V 2026

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For Vol II, Issue V of AnOther Man Magazine, the editorial team constructs a narrative that recontextualizes modern luxury fashion houses through a lens of domestic stillness and structured elegance. This expansive fashion campaign embraces a distinct aesthetic of editorial minimalism, where the deliberate use of natural light transforms neoclassical interiors into canvases for sharp, tailored silhouettes. Under the creative direction of Lina Kutsovskaya and captured through the observant eye of photographer Reto Schmid, the series moves away from traditional, high-energy fashion tropes in favor of quiet, cinematic portraits that emphasize texture and form. The styling, meticulously curated to highlight the tactile qualities of wool, satin, and knitwear, finds balance against white paneled walls and classic moulding. Complementing the sophisticated visual language, the hair styling by Michael Delmas and makeup by Thierry Do Nascimento maintain a grounded, authentic feel, while set designer Vuk Levković employs minimalist props—from a glass of milk to simple glassware—to create an atmosphere of curated, everyday luxury. Casting director Jonathan Johnson brings together a group of subjects whose relaxed, candid movements challenge the rigidity of the formal menswear on display. By leaning into this deliberate, soft-lit approach, the project offers an elevated, nuanced perspective on contemporary style, proving that the most compelling fashion narratives are often those that allow the details of craftsmanship to breathe within a clean, uncluttered space.