Collected Work from Daisuke Ueda
June 5, 2018
Ben Hill, Daisuke Ueda & Garrett Neff Don Fall Fashions for Robb Report
Robb Report embraces the spirit of fall with its June 2018 issue. Photographer Christopher Ferguson and stylist Alex Badia join
April 16, 2018
Andrey Zakharov, Daisuke Ueda & Harvey Haydon Travel to Vietnam for Camel Active Spring ’18 Campaign
Creating “Memories of Tomorrow,” Camel Active unveils its spring-summer 2018 campaign. The German brand travels to the Vietnamese capital of
February 9, 2018
Ben Allen, Matthew Noszka + More Star in GQ Germany Cover Shoot
Giampaolo Sgura photographs top models and their four-legged friends for GQ Germany. The charming cover shoot features Alpha Dia, Ben
October 10, 2017
Rank & Style: Neiman Marcus Rounds Up Fall ’17 Must-Haves
Neiman Marcus delivers a series of covetable looks for a fall-winter 2017 advertorial. The essential outing brings together models Clément
September 11, 2017
Fall Starts: Saks Highlights Designer Fashions with New Advertorial
Fall starts at Saks Fifth Avenue with a new advertorial. The luxury retailer highlights must-have designer looks for a brilliant
April 18, 2017
Model Academy: Sean O’Pry, Ben Hill + More Top Models for VMAN
It’s no secret that VMAN has always celebrated male models. Extending this fact to its latest issue, the magazine rounds
March 22, 2017
Spring Valley: Daisuke Ueda Sports Sleek Massimo Dutti Styles
Massimo Dutti celebrates the Lunar New Year with a new Chinese lookbook featuring model Daisuke Ueda. The Japanese model dons
December 29, 2016
H&M Urban Update: Daisuke Ueda Models Casual Fashions
It’s back to basics as H&M unveils its newest men’s style edit. The Swedish fashion brand reunites with model Daisuke
December 10, 2015
GQ France: Daisuke Ueda Channels 1973 Film ‘Mean Streets’
The shearling trend is alive as well as Japanese model Daisuke Ueda takes to the pages of GQ France with
August 11, 2015
31 Male Models Cover Details’ September 2015 Issue
It looks like Details couldn’t narrow down its preferred cover model to one, so why not thirty-one? Photographed by Mark