Model wearing a black cowboy hat and plaid shirt with embellished epaulets against a turquoise backdrop

Shirtless male model wearing black leather trousers posing against heavy red industrial machinery

Monochrome portrait of a male model wearing a dark sleeveless top against a plain light background.

Male model wearing an open black leather jacket and dark trousers standing before industrial machinery

Model Lincoln Donald wearing a black cowboy hat and leather trousers leaning against a large red tractor tire for Harper's Bazaar France Homme.

Model wearing a black cowboy hat and black draped outfit standing against a white seamless background

Black and white portrait of a male model wearing a cowboy hat and sleeveless vest against an outdoor background

Male model wearing a cropped turquoise top, black trousers, cowboy hat, and leather gloves against a plain background

Model in a black leather jumpsuit standing in a rustic stone interior with heavy chains and ropes hanging on the wall.

Model Lincoln Donald seated on a folding chair wearing a black turtleneck and plaid trousers in an outdoor desert setting.

Two shirtless male models wearing cowboy hats and striped shorts stand among grain with a shovel.

Model wearing a black leather cowboy hat, belted jacket, shorts and boots against a white backdrop.

Black and white portrait of a male model wearing a black leather jacket, trousers, and cowboy hat outdoors.

Portrait of Lincoln Donald leaning against a dark textured surface in black and white for Harper's Bazaar France Homme.

Harper's Bazaar France Homme Mode 3 2026

About

Mode 3, a fashion editorial for Harper's Bazaar France Homme, leans into a distinct juxtaposition of rugged industrialism and polished studio minimalism. Photographer Krisztián Éder captures model Lincoln Donald across a series of stark environments, from weathered agricultural sites to high-contrast monochrome studio settings, with casting led by Piotr Chamier. The project emphasises texture through a recurrent use of leather, denim, and cowboy motifs, often shot on analogue film to achieve a nuanced, grainy aesthetic. Stylist Berenger Pelc creates an interplay between sleek apparel and mechanical, earthy backdrops. The editorial is further defined by its emphasis on natural light, with grooming by hair stylist Akemi Kishida and makeup artist Patrick Glatthaar providing a clean, intentional finish.