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Nicholas Tan might just have one of fashion’s most eclectic CVs. He spent his teenage years scoring gold medals on Singapore’s national swim team, before a stint at Harvard University and a history-making modelling career — becoming the first Southeast Asian man to front a global Dolce & Gabbana campaign. It’s all been leading up to his latest chapter, however, as he architects Aupen: the luxury accessories brand quickly renowned for its signature asymmetrical bags, on the wrists of, seemingly, all of the world’s most famous women — Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, to name but a few. Tan’s trajectory has always ultimately pointed in one direction – skyward – but now, having arrived at fashion’s apex, he’s finally pausing to take in the view. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks making it on the global stage, his brand’s values, how celebrity love for Aupen has impacted its success and collaborating with LVMH through the Métiers d’Art initiative. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Win Tam Fashion Director Luke Day Styling by Anthony TongWords by Sofia Ferreira Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Hair by Yansong ZhangMake-up by Lucas Lu Set Design by ChuerProducer Andy LeeLine Producer Zongxiang LiPhotography Assistants Zhenxi Li, Weilong LiuStyling Team Anson Wong, Ho Ling Cheung Ka chun

“I had such a bizarre, complicated, kind of devastating and funny experience in college. Overcompensating is for everybody feeling like they’re just inherently unlovable and they have to do so much to make up for it, but they’re going about it the wrong way because I don’t think we are inherently unlovable. That’s the whole point.” A longstanding darling of the online cosmos thanks to his scandalous wit and A-list parodies (Kourtney Kardashian, Shawn Mendes, Timothée Chalamet) – Benito Skinner is now transferring his qualifications to the small screen, with college-set, coming-out sitcom Overcompensating. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he reflects on his graduation into Hollywood, the sinuous path of queer young adulthood, recruiting Charli xcx to score the show and the potential for Spongebob to be an icon of gender fluidity. Benito wears watch by Omega TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Richie Lee DavisStyling by Douglas VanLaninghamWords by Andrew Wright Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art DirectorNatasha Lesiakowska Hair by Nathaniel Dezan at OPUS Beauty using Balmain HairSkin by Loftjet at Forward Artists Special Thanks to The Venice Beach House

Just months after swapping London life for The Big Apple, Calum Harper saw his face on Time Square’s iconic billboards. A dream he’d manifested – and shared on TikTok – just over a year prior, his first ticket to the LED displays would come via his debut global campaign for Karl Lagerfeld, another dream come true in itself. A poster boy for the modelling industry of his times, as well as becoming one of men’s fashion’s most recognisable faces, the Gloucestershire-hailing 22-year-old is cataloguing his experiences for his 2.7m followers on TikTok. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks how trusting the process has helped him through his industry’s turbulent tides, his early content-creation efforts as a fitness influencer, how a delayed flight almost scuppered his Oscars appearance in February and why noughties classic High School Musical was an unlikely impetus for his career. Calum wears fashion by Karl Lagerfeld TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by David RoemerStyling by Seppe TirabassiGrooming by Scott McMahan at Honey Artists using Skin Dialogue Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Producer Gillian AvertickVideography by Mylo Butler

“The journey of Rick Hatchett is so sad. He is in such an arrested state of development right out of the gate with no explanation for why he's there or why he's feeling this way. That scared me. And when everybody else was having a really good time on set in these lighter days, I never did that. I never gave myself permission to. For the most part, I was just off in a corner by myself. It was lonely, it was carrying around a sadness that I have experienced in my own life for a three-year stretch. So I know the weight of that.” Good things come to those who wait, and Walton Goggins is a man of imperishable patience. Enjoying perhaps the most prosperous period of his already decorated tenure in showbiz, the actor’s daring turns in The Righteous Gemstones, Fallout and, most recently, The White Lotus have further positioned him as TV’s premium character actor and the internet’s most unassuming sex symbol. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks playing dour but emotionally intricate Rick Hatchett, career ebbs and flows, how working with Mike White is one of life’s “golden tickets”, and why, in real-life, he’s an ideal hotel guest. Walton wears Louis Vuitton Photography by Ryan PflugerStyling by Luke DayWords by Ben Tibbits Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Ermahn Ospina at Exclusive Artists using Armani BeautyPhotography Assistant Travis ChantarOn-Set Styling Assistant Tara Boyette Videography by Robert MarreroVideography Assistant Drake Hackney TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Jason HetheringtonStyling by Luke DayInterview by Paul RuddGrooming by Jody Taylor Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Photography Assistant Alfie Bungay Styling Assistants Zac Sunman, Sophie Moro

“When I started Willy Chavarria, my intention was gender fluidity. The industry, though, is still structured around gendered categories. When I design, I don’t think about gender at all. My sketches are just a head, a circle and body made of straight lines — no [genitalia].” Centring Latinx influences and gender fluidity in American fashion — recent years have cemented California-hailing ascendant Willy Chavarria as one of the world’s most urgent, coveted design forces. Courted by A-list fans and with social messages more pressing than ever before, 10 years since his eponymous label’s inception, it’s crossing new frontiers on a regular basis. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks his monumental January Paris Fashion Week debut, disregarding gender in the design process, marrying his West and East Coast histories and how Chicano culture defines his brand’s DNA. Plus, he answers questions from a bevy of friends, fans and collaborators, including Colman Domingo, Julia Fox, Leon Bridges and Paola Ramos. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Diego BendezuStyling by Chino CastillaWords by Maxime Couturier Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Models Elias Armando at Soul, Erik Calderon at Next & Mehdi Abouzaid at NextHair by Chika NishiyamaMake-up by Mitch Yoshida at StreetersSet Design by Colin LyttonMovement Director Jorge Dorsinville Casting Director Brent ChuaPhotography Assistants Brandon Abreu, Ben White Styling Assistant Ana Paula CerveraSet Design Assistant Aidan CaldwellVideography by Mylo ButlerSocial Media Christain Jara

“I fell out of love with comedy, because as grateful as I was for We’re the Millers, I thereafter was so desperate to play against type. I was so desperate not to play a version of Kenny again that I ran head-first into drama and every dramatic opportunity I could. Honestly, Death of a Unicorn made me fall back in love with comedy again.” A decade since his breakout, British actor Will Poulter still struggles to stomach one aspect of his career: interviews. However with a trinity of major films releasing in a matter of weeks this spring – satirical comedy Death of a Unicorn, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza’s frontline epic Warfare and noir-laden love triangle On Swift Horses – the 32-year-old’s hand has been forced. Thankfully, Paul Rudd, his co-star on Death of a Unicorn, is at the ready at March’s SXSW to unpack it all with him. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, Poulter talks his renewed love of comedic acting, the pressure not to “fuck things up” and why Arsenal always comes first. Will wears fashion by Dior. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Jason HetheringtonStyling by Luke DayInterview by Paul RuddGrooming by Jody Taylor Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Photography Assistant Alfie Bungay Styling Assistants Zac Sunman, Sophie Moro

“I remember flying [to Thailand], my first time in business class, and in my head, I was like, ‘Oh my god, am I ready for this?’ I had a mini panic attack on the flight. I was thinking, ‘Do I know what the f*ck I'm doing here? Should I just call it off?’” Lithuanian actor Arnas Fedaravičius checked into Mike White’s The White Lotus and the consciousness of viewers the world over when the dark comedy returned in February. Portraying charming health expert Valentin, he’s found not only fans but also family among the real-life heroes and industry giants of White’s star-studded ensemble (Parker Posey, Jason Isaacs, Walton Goggins, Carrie Coon the list continues…) Now, the 33-year-old looks set to be more in demand than a sun lounger at dawn. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks handing himself over to Mike White’s vision, the overwhelming moment he found out he got the role, feeling at home on location in Thailand and his appreciation of the Hellenistic school of thought. Arnas wears fashion by Tod’s TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Jack ChipperStyling by Luke DayWords by Sofia Ferreira Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Rino Riccio at Caren using DavinesSet Design by Celina BassiliPhotography Assistant Ricardo Muñoz CarterStyling Assistant Zac SunmanSet Design Assistants Tyra Albine, Maria Pushkova Videography by James Cox

“I went to film school [in the late 90s] and then I was very lucky to work with some great filmmakers, behind the camera with an eye toward directing. But what I didn't know at that time was I was also watching great actors work on the craft from the sideline. It was like a front row seat in the best acting class. That's what kept the acting bug alive for me and before I knew it, that bug – even though I buried it for many years – slowly climbed its way up to the surface.” It’s rare to find a career trajectory as serpentine as Ke Huy Quan’s. Charming audiences with childhood turns in 80s classics Indiana Jones and The Goonies, he faded from view by the mid 90s to pursue action choreography. By the 00s, he was embarking on academic study of his craft with a goal of settling behind the lens. Life has a tendency to come full circle, however, and with his 2022 Oscar-winning turn in Everything Everywhere All At Once, Quan made a monumental return to film’s foreground. It’s quite the story, but luckily Stanley Tucci – the 53-year-old’s co-star in his latest project, action adventure The Electric State – is on hand to document it. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, Quan talks him through his sprawling journey to global acclaim, their shared joy in fight scenes, their serendipitous first meeting in the gym and, of course, cooking. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by David Roemer Styling by Jungle Lin Interview by Stanley TucciWords by Ben Tibbits Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Anissa Salazar for Tecuane Hair Lighting Tech Paul Gillmore Digi Tech Timothy Shin Producer & Casting Director Even Yu at APEX Communications Production Manager Guoran Yu at APEX Communications Production Assistants Sky Xiang, Bosco LuoPost Production Process and PostLocation Our Home Studios by WDS

“We definitely were aware that this was a funny movie because we were all breaking [mid-shot]. But the movie is genuinely also scary and I was really quite taken aback [at the premiere] that there were screams. My husband was clenching onto my hand.” Fresh from a stint studying the unfiltered mind of Marlon Brando in Off-Broadway play Kowalski, 13 Reasons Why alum Brandon Flynn is now encircled by Hollywood legends of latter times as the lead of Max horror-comedy The Parenting. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks working with Lisa Kudrow and Parker Posey, winning over your boyfriend’s parents, the horror genre’s wrongs in queer representation and uncovering Brando’s jovial side. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Menelik PuryearStyling by Michael PhilouzeWords by Andrew Wright Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Benjamin Thigpen at Statement Artists Photography Assistant Ethan BodineStyling Assistant Myron HernandezSpecial thanks to The Marlton Hotel

“[The album] is very, very clearly what was going on in my brain for two years. It's very honest, organic and human. There are no masks. It's like a new introduction of myself to the world.” As globe-dominating Italian rock quartet Måneskin take a break, their audacious frontman Damiano David is embarking on a solo reinvention. Swapping the grit of their discography for theatrical pop, he’s proving his showmanship translates to any arena he chooses. And his flair for the creative transcends media too – as the newly anointed first male global ambassador for Diesel, he’s bringing his panache and gender fluidity to the fashion world. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2024 issue, it’s time for a fresh introduction – his name is Damiano David and… Damiano wears fashion by Diesel TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Brendan WixtedStyling by Michele Potenza Words by Zoya Raza-Sheikh Editorial Director Charlotte Morton Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallArt Direction Intern Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Kaori Chloe Soda using MAC Cosmetics Videography by Mylo ButlerSpecial thanks to BABE Studios

Wearing the Dior Icons collection, Mamuor Majeng covers our Autumn/Winter 2024 issue. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Jack ChipperFashion Direction by Luke DayStyling by Zac Sunman Editorial Director Charlotte MortonEditor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallArt Direction Intern Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming by Hasan Şahin using Larry King Spoilt for Choice OilModel Mamuor at Elite Set Design by SetSwapLibrary & Carlotta ZatorriLighting Assistant Alex WilsonRetouching by Olya Kushyk

From Atlanta to Lagos, music to fashion – as one of Afrobeats' most commanding stars of all time, Davido traverses creative media and geographical barriers with ease. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2024 issue, as he prepares to release his fifth album, the platinum-certified hit magnet talks cultivating joy, his indelible cultural impact, Puma collaboration, experience of child loss and the lifeblood power he’s gained via his artistry. Davido wears Puma TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Filmawi EfremStyling by Toni-Blaze IbekweWords by Ben Tibbits Editorial Director Charlotte MortonEditor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallArt Direction Intern Natasha Lesiakowska Grooming Rabbit Kimpioka Skin by Bernicia BoatengLighting Assistant Wilbert LatiStyling Assistants Kiara Morris, Amelia Hynds Special Thanks to JJ Studios

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