PinBen Whishaw fronts the cover of Replica Man Issue 16 seated on the floor in an outsized Saint Laurent shirt and slack tie. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica Man
Ben Whishaw graces the pages of Replica Man Issue 16, photographed by Josh Hight (SevenSix) and styled by Ganio. Wearing Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, the actor takes on the house’s exaggerated shoulders, high-waisted trousers, loose ties, glossy shirting, and saturated color. He holds his own against the clothes, matching their scale.
Whishaw’s long curls and natural eccentricity suit the styling’s attitude, making even a rust-colored shirt and yellow tie feel plausible. The photo shoot accompanies the press cycle for Ira Sachs’ “Peter Hujar’s Day,” which premiered at Sundance in 2025 with Whishaw portraying photographer Peter Hujar. The role adds another dimension to a wardrobe tied to the artistic, slightly decadent masculinity found in Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent.
Ben Whishaw for Replica Man
PinBen Whishaw stands for a second Issue 16 cover in a high-shine Saint Laurent shirt and gold tie, his pleated trousers rising well above the waist. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinBen Whishaw turns in profile against a deep shadow for the cover of Replica Man. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinBen Whishaw wears a Saint Laurent blazer over an open rust shirt, its peak lapels and built-up shoulders exaggerating his frame. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinA hazy double exposure catches Ben Whishaw with his eyes shut, the glossy striped Saint Laurent shirt and knotted tie dissolving into the frame. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinBen Whishaw poses in an oversized Saint Laurent shirt with structured shoulders. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinBen Whishaw looks down in a coral Saint Laurent popover tucked into oxblood pleated trousers. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica ManPinBen Whishaw pushes a hand through his curls in a liquid copper Saint Laurent overshirt. Photo: Josh Hight / Replica Man
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