INDULGENCES image lab by marcellas reynolds


Buckler & Simon Spurr: This Spring/Summer 2011


Buckler images Monica Feudi


only two designers matter. Simon Spurr pushes his clean modern take on the classics forward in clothes every man wants. Think of Buckler as the “lil bro” to Simon. It’s got a cool, grown-up skater meets Malibu surfer vibe. STYLE NOTE: Fashion should


always be this easy. A khaki suit and shorts can take you through spring and summer coolly.


Simon images Monica Feudi


Happy New Year my dearest readers! I know it’s


rainy and a bit chilly but blue skies are coming and we must be ready! Next month? Swimwear! And please watch my new series Style Star on the Style Network, Saturdays starting January 8!


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RAGE monthly | JANUARY 2011


THE FASHION-Y EDITION!


FIRST LOOK SPRING! TREND WATCH 2011!


It’s 2011! 2010 bolted by and poof! It’s gone.


So with what do I begin my third year of Image Lab? How about Now, New, Next: The Fashion-y Edition? These are the things to covet (and maybe desire) in 2011.


Khaki/Tan & Gray. Banish the black. The new non-


colors are colors in their own right and look smashing used as neutrals. Tan, beige, khaki, olive green and gray are much more interesting than basic black. STYLE NOTE: Nothing is chic-er than tan accessories.


Take this look into Spring with a gorgeous belt or a great bag in tan leather.


David Gandy Noah Mills, v-magazine by Mario Testino Male Supermodels. Not since the era of Tyson Beckford &


Marcus Schenkenberg has there been a moment in fashion where the boys have taken center stage. Enter the era of Noah Mills, David Gandy and Jon Kortajarena. Look for Noah in Michael Kors, David in D&G & Jon in Tom Ford. STYLE WATCH: These boys are moving from the runway to the big screen. Yep that was Noah Mills in SATC 2 & Jon K. was the hot hustler in Tom Ford’s critically acclaimed A Single Man.


NOW NEW NEXT


Jon Kortajarena by Tony Duran


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