GQ Style España Tackles Military Fashions

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Photographed for GQ Style España, model Rhys Pickering dons a suede field jacket with a dapper double-breasted suit from Hackett.

Hot on the heels of a camouflage style edit, we turn our attention to GQ Style España. The magazine tackles spring military fashions with a new editorial featuring model Rhys Pickering. The in-demand model links up with photographer Diego Merino for the occasion. Stepping out in tailoring, juxtaposed with a safari aesthetic, Rhys is styled by Jesus Cicero. Merino captures the spirit of the jungle as Rhys poses amongst plants in a wardrobe that include standouts from Dolce & Gabbana, Hackett, Balmain and other luxury fashion brands.

Editorial: Rhys Pickering for GQ Style España

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Rhys Pickering is front and center in military-inspired fashions from Dockers’ anniversary khaki collection.
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Rhys Pickering is an inspiring vision in a light colored suit from Ermenegildo Zegna Couture.
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Rhys Pickering has an eclectic style moment in pieces from H&M, Dsquared2 and more.
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Rhys Pickering suits up in Dolce & Gabbana for the pages of GQ Style España.

Style Inspiration: Spring Military Fashions

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Balmain Spring/Summer 2016: Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing envisions his own high fashion safari for spring with plenty of neutral hues.
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Chalayan Spring/Summer 2016: Minimal shapes with quirky proportions offer a fresh take on the military trend.
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Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2016: Monochromatic numbers tackle a safari inspiration for another inspiring outing from Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier.