Sebastian Brice

I Love Models Management-Milano-based agency I Love Models Management is ready for the fall-winter 2015 edition of Milan Fashion Week. Unveiling its show package for the season, stars, both seasoned ...
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I Love Models–Photographer Daniel Rodrigues brings another upbeat experience to our pages, collaborating with I Love Models Management for a special feature, just in time for Milan Fashion Week. Connecting ...
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Corneliani Fall/Winter 2014–Showing a minimal hand for fall/winter 2014, Sergio Corneliani honed in on the suit, perfecting and expanding upon the ultimate wardrobe staple. Dressed in hues of black, gray ...
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Burberry Prorsum Fall/Winter 2014–Entitling his latest collection A Painterly Journey, Burberry chief creative officer Christopher Bailey looked to the work of artists Ben Nicholson, Christopher Wood, Lucian Freud and Duncan ...
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I Love Models Management–Milano agency I Love Models Management rolls out with their fall/winter 2014 show package for Milan Fashion Week. Kicking off next month, Milan Fashion Week, which includes ...
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Sebastian Covers L'Insolent–A favorite face of Burberry, it only makes sense that Sebastian Brice wears a trench from the label on the cover of L'Insolent magazine for their latest issue ...
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Brit Rhythm Collection–Celebrating their Brit Rhythm fragrance, British fashion house Burberry releases a special collection of items inspired by the new scent. Essentials for the musician with a cool edge ...
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Essential Arrival–Now available at stores on Wigmore Street, Fulham Road and in Richmond as well as London shops, Margaret Howell's fall collection impresses with smart menswear staples. From flecked knitwear ...
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Burberry's Playlist–For the past two years, Burberry's chief creative officer Christopher Bailey has headed a project, named Burberry Acoustic which is focused on giving attention to young and emerging British ...
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The Golden Era–Looking to images from the 1950s and 1960s, Belstaff chief creative officer Martin Cooper was inspired by the culmination of luxury and senseless abandonment in the lives of ...
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