Tom Holland is done saving the world for now. No cape, no suit, no swinging from LED screens. Just some good lighting, visible delts, and a slightly sweaty tank top. Honestly all we needed.
Shot by Michael Schwartz for Men’s Health, the vibe here is stripped-back in the best way. Natural light, deep shadows, and just enough grayscale drama.
There’s no Marvel gloss here. No overproduced. It’s quiet. Kinda brooding. Schwartz keeps it tight – tight crops, tight tanks, tight everything. Even my pants just got a little tigher just now. KIDDING SORRY.
The full interview covers Tom stepping back from acting, taking care of his mental health (I should try that), and learning how to not completely disappear inside a character. Important stuff. But this blog post isn’t about the text. It’s about the texture. The sweat. The lighting. The arms??
He looks good. He looks real. He looks like he’s not trying to sell us a protein powder. We appreciate that.
Bad Bunny is no stranger to making waves, and his latest collaboration with Calvin Klein is no exception. The Puerto Rican superstar has officially joined the ranks of legends like Justin Bieber, and Jeremy Allen White, starring in Calvin Klein’s latest spring underwear campaign, and, let’s just say, the internet is already in full meltdown mode. AND IT’S ONLY BEEN AN HOUR.
Shot by the legendary Mario Sorrenti, the campaign, which dropped today, is pure Bad Bunny magic. The Grammy-winning artist dances, strips down and owns his Calvin Klein boxer-briefs like no one else can. With his track “EoO” playing in the background, Bunny’s got that effortless confidence that we all know and love. But don’t just take our word for it—watch the video and try to keep your eyes off him. Go ahead, we’ll wait.
“Do you have your Calvin’s on?” he casually asks as he zips up his jeans. Like, as if we weren’t already questioning everything at that point. Classic Bad Bunny.
But let’s talk about the work that went into this. Bad Bunny didn’t just roll out of bed and hop into the campaign (no pun intended). Ahead of the shoot, the reggaeton icon put in some serious work to get in top shape. “I had a whole routine focused on my physique and getting into the best shape for this campaign,” he told GQ. The man was eating clean and training hard, and it shows… if you’re into that kind of thing.
This campaign wasn’t just about flexing his abs and showing us what’s underneath. Bad Bunny also brought his signature authenticity to the table. He’s always been about staying true to his roots, and this shoot is no exception. Filmed in his home turf of Puerto Rico, the campaign wasn’t just a gig – it was an opportunity for him to inject a little culture into the Calvin Klein legacy. And he did it through music. “The easiest and most impactful way for me to put my signature on any project is always through music,” he said. His track “EoO” from his new album Debí Tirar Más Fotos serves as the perfect soundtrack for the video, adding that personal touch while keeping things very Bad Bunny.
This shoot comes at a time when the Puerto Rican superstar is absolutely unstoppable. With his new album taking over and a massive residency coming up at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico later this year, it’s clear that 2025 is shaping up to be his year. But let’s not forget how he’s been raising the bar in the fashion world, too. Just before this campaign dropped, Bad Bunny sat front row at the Calvin Klein Collection show at New York Fashion Week – so he’s been vibing with the brand for a while now.
And about that physique we’re screaming over? The man’s still got a residency to prep for. With 30 shows lined up at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico starting this July, Bad Bunny’s got a lot going on. But clearly, nothing comes between him and his Calvins. “I’m excited and grateful for the opportunity to be part of this brand’s iconic campaign,” he said in the release.
Photographer Mario Sorrenti, a legend in his own right, has captured some seriously hot shots here. From the candid, intimate energy of the shoot to those cheeky close-ups, Sorrenti’s lens is doing what it does best – showing us a side of Bad Bunny we never knew we needed, but now can’t look away from. Okay, that’s cap. We knew we needed it.
So, what’s next for Bad Bunny? We don’t know. But he’s got the world’s attention. His collaboration with Calvin Klein is just another reminder that he’s not just a musician. He’s a global force.
Spanish model, athlete, and influencer David Gimeno makes simplicity look dangerously good in this exclusive shoot for Fucking Young! Online, shot by the talented Lucas Lei and styled by Nikola Who. From the oversized hoodie to those barely-there white briefs, it’s not about the material – it’s about the way David’s got thighs on display and absolutely no shame in showing off what he’s working with.
That half-hidden smile, the way the light catches his skin – it’s like he’s giving us just enough to want more. And let’s be real, taking off a hoodie is the best excuse to flaunt those armpits, right? Subtle, but effective. Every shot feels like David knows exactly what he’s doing. No over-the-top posing, just pure, effortless confidence.
Lei’s photography nails it, capturing that chill energy while never losing the edge, and Nikola Who’s styling keeps it clean and minimal, letting David’s natural presence shine. And those straps? I can’t even… like.. you get it.
Want more? Get over to Fucking Young! Online to see the full series. It’s the kind of thing you’ll want to come back to.
In a recent shoot that exudes both vulnerability and confidence, male model and Instagram personality Cesar Daniel has been captured by photographer Dorien Jimenez in a series of striking, sexy, intimate portraits. The Cuban model, known for his chiseled features and effortless charm, brings an undeniable presence to the images, creating a seamless blend of strength and sensitivity.
Dorien Jimenez’s approach to photography in this series is both raw and refined, showcasing his knack for capturing genuine emotion within minimalistic settings. The shoot primarily uses natural light and muted tones, allowing Cesar’s expressions and physique to take center stage. The combination of black-and-white and subtle color shots lends the series a timeless quality, echoing classic editorial styles while maintaining a fresh, contemporary edge.
Jimenez knows exactly how to capture Cesar’s effortless allure, leaning into natural light and shadow to frame those killer features and that… ahem, impressive physique. From every angle, it’s clear: Cesar isn’t here to play nice. His intense gaze and devilish half-smile say it all—he’s got us exactly where he wants us.
This collaboration between Cesar and Dorien showcases both the model’s versatility and the photographer’s signature style. Known for his ability to capture the quiet allure of his subjects, Jimenez brings an almost cinematic quality to the photos, emphasizing mood and nuance over flashiness. The understated aesthetic allows Cesar’s personality and charisma to shine through, offering fans and followers an intimate glimpse into his dynamic presence.
For those who follow Cesar Daniel, this shoot is a testament to his growth as a model and his willingness to embrace new forms of artistic expression. Through Jimenez’s lens, Cesar’s strength, beauty, and introspective side are celebrated in a way that feels both natural and artistically impactful.
As Interview Magazine celebrates its monumental 55th anniversary, Shawn Mendes graces one of the six special fall covers in an intimate new shoot that perfectly balances effortless cool with artistic flair. Captured by the talented Alyssa Kazew, 26-year-old Mendes brings his signature charm and an edge that we haven’t seen in a while. From semi-casual vibes to striking shirtless shots, this feature highlights Shawn’s iconic smile, tattoos, and evolving sense of self, making it clear why he’s one of the most sought-after faces in entertainment.
Beyond the visuals, the accompanying article dives deep into Mendes’ journey of personal and professional growth. In a candid interview with John Mayer, Mendes opens up about navigating fame, the pressures of the music industry, and finding his balance. “I refuse to let the industry consume me,” Mendes shares, a powerful statement that sets the tone for the introspective conversation. He reflects on his evolving relationship with music, describing how he’s learning to let go of external expectations and focus on the joy of creating again. “I had to remind myself why I fell in love with music in the first place,” he admits, signaling a new chapter in his career.
“I refuse to let the industry consume me”
“I had to remind myself why I fell in love with music in the first place,”
Bonus behind the scenes photo, because we love it. 😍
The full interview, along with all of Kazew’s stunning photography, can be found on Interview Magazine’s website. Don’t miss the chance to see Shawn Mendes like you’ve never seen him before and get a deeper understanding of his artistic journey. Visit the link here to explore the entire feature.
Grooming: Anna Bernabe using Dior Beauty and Oribe.
Market Director: Lucy Gaston
Photography Assistant: Jake Holler
Fashion Assistant: Nicholson Baird
Production: The Morrison Group
Production Assistant: Francisco Serrano
Post-production: Camerin Stoldt
Model and social media sensation Vinnie Hacker teams up with renowned photographer Alvaro Beamud Cortés for a striking editorial in V Magazine, May 2024. Known for his effortless cool and captivating presence, Vinnie brings his signature energy to a series of dramatic black-and-white studio shots alongside moody color photos with a more urban feel. Cortés masterfully captures the interplay of light and shadow, creating images that feel both intimate and iconic, while Vinnie effortlessly transitions between serious high-fashion looks and sexy, shirtless moments that highlight his incredible physique and signature tattoos.
For a deeper look into Vinnie’s world, including his thoughts on moving to LA while balancing fame with authenticity, make sure to check out the full interview on V Magazine. Head over to Hacker Alert with Vinnie Hacker to see the complete editorial.
Throwback to a couple years ago, and one of my favorite shoots ever – Model and musician Nick Kent photographed by Irvin Rivera for the editorial “Smells Like Teen Spirit” in A Book Of
CJ Clark is an anomaly. Not your run-of-the-mill model or fitness influencer; he also has a flair for comedy, and an adorable personality. He is refreshingly and unapologetically himself without reservations, and he can charm the literal pants off of virtually anyone – an amalgam you don’t often see.
And obviously, he’s mad handsome.
Here’s a handful of of “Good morning” photos that he set up and took himself. Yeah, he does that too. Who needs a photographer?
Throwing it back to 2020, to this highkey magnificent collection of photos starring Jon Herrmann and photographed by ultra-talented photog Brian Kaminski. Whew!
Talented lensman Larry Pelletier (more often known as Big Shot Photo) has generously shared with Poison Paradise this exquisite set of photos featuring up and comer Jack Missey.
Talented actor and model Marcus Della Rosa stars in what might be his most stunning photoshoot yet – Photographed by Jamie Mann for L’EFFRONTE Journal.
