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MEN’S EDITION FALL 2014

CONTENTS ALEXANDER JAMALL B. CHARLES JOHNSON BILLY WINTERS DAVID BRAD GREGORY KEITH METCALF JASON T. JASKOT KATIA BDR MATT LICARI NATALIA AGUILERA NICO DELAUNOY TED SUN VAI YU LAW

TEAM AND CONTRIBUTORS Creative Director: Alcides Muñoz Jr. Assistant Director: Kevin Schnobb Copy Editor: Jennifer Lecompte Fashion Director: Bianca Wahab

CREATIVE TEAM Alcides Muñoz Jr. Alyssa Wilson Bianca Wahab Colin Gaudet Erica Wark James R. Sanders Jason Jaskot Jennifer Lecompte Julie Katona Geneviève Peeke Mahlet Seifu Melanie Viger Michael Berger Revend Brifkani Rossa Jurenas Sienna Vittoria Lee-Coughlin Sonny Tong Tina Picard Veronique Daoust Special Thanks to: Barrett Pall Barrington Orr Jan Thiel

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WATCHMEN You don’t have to be a secret agent or crimefighter to wear a watch that commands authority.

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By Alcides Mu単oz Jr. with Jennifer Lecompte

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oronto recently became one of eight cities to host a fashion week dedicated solely to men’s fashion in the world in August of this year.

The event attracted celebrities, fashionistas and anyone with an appreciation for menswear.

downtown core. The two-level, 1,532 square-metre men’s only store carries luxury brands like Gucci and Prada.

It also offers fantastic services like monogramming, shoe shining, on-site personal shopping suites and a made-to-measure suiting space.

The first TOM* Fashion Week featured 17 designer runway shows as well as a Men’sFashion4Hope Celebrity Charity Fundraiser. It also served as the official launch of TOM* Magazine and the inaugural Emerging Menswear Design Awards (EMDA).

How can anyone resist?

Canadian talent was well-represented with designers and brands such as Toronto-based Christopher Bates, Sons of Odin and Montreal’s Pedram Karimi.

With the fashion industry’s new focus on the fellas, we’re sure to see more and more men paying attention to the way they present themselves and their seams.

Taking a cue from TOM*, Holt Renfrew has turned the spotlight on men with the opening of a new store in Toronto’s

Making old new again, television shows like MAD MEN and Boardwalk Empire showcase men’s fashion in a way that has been very influential for a new generation of young men.

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&KING ARTISAN Photographer: Jason T. Jaskot Key Stylist: William ShiSeer James Hair: Magda Bon Makeup: Candice Ramadhin for AMA Fashion Assistant: Mason Monchek Interview: Alcides Muñoz Jr.

FM: There’s so much our readers want to know about you. I’ll start by asking about your swimming career. You dedicated over a decade of your life to swimming. What kept you swimming for so long? Can you share one thing that you took from swimming that has remained a constant in your life?

BP: I am excited to share my answers with you and your readers, and feel honoured that you guys are even remotely interested in me and my life.

Swimming was the first thing I can vividly remember falling in love with at first sight. It was the summer of ’97, and my family went to an outdoor public pool to escape the summer heat. We ended up staying at the pool right up until it was time for a swim meet to begin. My family stuck around to watch some of the meet, and I was instantly in love. The next day, my father took me to the best swim team in town for tryouts, and I was ready to go.

My love for swimming stayed with me until the day I decided to quit because it was time to focus on building a career in college. The escape it offered me is what really kept me going. There was something about diving into the water, and having just you and your thoughts that was beyond therapeutic for me. I’ve always felt extremely at home in water, and swimming gave me multiple outlets to thrive.

I had a natural ability when it came to competitive swimming, and I quickly rose amongst the ranks. By the time I was 14, I was swimming with the 18-year-olds, and not only swimming, but beating them at meets. I loved to prove to people that I was a force to be reckoned with, and that not everything is as it seems.

It was that idea coupled with a sportsman competitiveness that has stuck with my character throughout my life. I love proving to people that I am not always who they expect me to be, and that if you work hard enough, anything is possible.

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BP: Swimming is definitely where my passion for fitness began. The beauty behind it is that I never once thought of swimming as anything other than something I loved. It was not till I was older, and in college that I realized swimming had been “exercise,” and gifted me with my physique.

I still strangely think of swimming as something to do to relax, wind down, or escape. There have been plenty of days when I ran, lifted weights for an hour and a half, and then went and swam a couple thousand yards to wind down.

I am a Pisces, which makes me a fish, so the water will always be my peaceful place.

FM: If you can share one tip with our readers who want to achieve a lean physique, what would it be? How do you stay motivated?

BP: One tip to achieving a lean physique is to truly employ some form of cardio. It sounds obvious that I would suggest swimming, but it truly is the only exercise that employs every muscle in your body, when done correctly. It also does not hurt that it is low impact, and used for recovery when injured.

When it comes to motivation, I always suggest to have realistic goals, and to be kind to yourself in your journey.

While you may be trying to achieve something physically, you must remember that your mind is your ultimate weapon, and if you tell yourself you can do something, eventually you will be able to do whatever it is.

FM: Can you tell us about your website Artisan and King?

BP: This topic is what really lights me up these days. Artisan and King, or A&K, as Bianca, my co-creator and I call it, came to fruition because we both had a passion for style. We met

the first day of college, and instantly clicked. 9 years later, we still talk every week, multiple times, and wanted to work on something we loved together.

the puzzle, and I knew there would be others who felt the same way, but were simply not talking about it. So, in typical Barrett fashion I spoke up.

We’ve been those friends that unintentionally keep trading cities, the second one of us moves to New York, the other one moves to Los Angeles. The website was meant for us to stay in touch, create, and fill what we saw as an open void in the style world of a guy and girl team.

I know there are many men and women who feel as if they are not heard or represented, and a lot of magazines give silly advice. I speak from my heart, my experiences, and my real desire to find true love. I do not commend games, and I do not think there are rules to finding your perfect mate, but I do think that there are truths we must tell ourselves, and patterns that must end.

However, when I moved back to New York City, I lost the passion I had for style and fashion. I was going through what I call my quarter life crisis. I ended my long term and long distance relationship, quit my career, moved cross country, and to top it off shaved my head for the first time.

I really went for it.

I found it impossible to focus on superficial things like fashion, and I was dealing with a lot of emotions, so I went to one of my oldest passions, which was writing. I’ve kept a journal since I was 12, and this was my open forum to speak from my soul.

From there I told Bianca I was sorry that I could not pursue our original intention, but had something else I wanted to share. Thus, my contribution to A&K was born.

FM: Your blog posts are very inspiring. Our readers are big fans of your values and advice. What inspires you to share some of your experiences and opinions?

BP: I was not always someone who was very open. My sensitivity got me bullied through my formative years, but when I got to college, I realized that holding things in does not serve anyone any good. Ever since then I have been the first of my friends to share when things are feeling good or bad, which creates trust, and opens people up to sharing their feelings as well.

When it came time to write about my life, dating was just another piece to

Ultimately, I think my genuineness is what has resonated with my audience, who I feel so lucky to share with.

FM: One would have to be from another planet not to admit that your good looks and physique are eye-catching. How does this affect you in the dating world?

BP: I appreciate the compliment, and still get slightly embarrassed by those kinds of statements. I’ve said this before, but in my head I will forever be the nerdy 9th grader, who has braces, glasses, and a blonde bowl cut. I was not popular, and no one was romantically interested in me until I got to college. However, I have had to come to terms with the fact that I am not that 9th grader anymore.

When it comes to dating, I think I face the same hardships everyone does. I worry that I might not be enough of something for someone, or too much of something else. It has been a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs when it comes to dating. I think for some people, I am looked at as a conquest, and for others completely unobtainable, when in fact they probably would have stood a fair shot.

Social media and my different careers, some of which require me to be in my underwear, have also made some people believe that I am one way or another, but what I try to remind people is that it is part of my job.

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I love being in my underwear, and I grew up in a speedo as a swimmer, but I am mostly covered up in clothes, and am a giant dork.

just off of modeling, and when people ask about getting into it, I always say go to school and do it when you have the time.

There are a lot of judgments placed upon me before I get to know a lot of people, but I also think that’s true for everyone. I just know that once people actually talk to me in a genuine, intimate forum, they usually end up saying, “You are not how I expected you to be,” and we have a really nice conversation.

FM: Apart from modeling, you have also appeared in film. Can you tell us about that experience? Will you be doing more?

FM: Let’s talk about modeling. When we type your name in a Google image search, an amazing array of images flood the page. How did modeling begin for you? What has been the most interesting/unique shoot you have done so far?

BP: As you may have noticed, most of my life did not really “start” until I got to college, which I should mention was in NYC at NYU. The same is true for modeling. My friends told me I should, they submitted pictures to agencies, and the next thing I knew I was being signed by a NYC agency. Cut to today, and its been a solid amount of years that modeling has been in my life.

The most interesting shoot I have done so far would have to be when I was shooting a video for the Britney Spears Femme Fatale World Tour. The entire day I was naked, except for a slight cover over my “junk,” and I was sprayed down with shimmer and oil every thirty minutes. I then had to stand on a column that spun while holding Greek God-like poses. The video ended up being super cool, and it played behind Britney Spears during the song “Drop Dead Beautiful,” which is definitely something not everyone gets to say they’ve done.

Modeling has definitely been an interesting part of my life, and I am grateful to have the opportunities I have had because of it, but most of it is truly not as glamorous as people tend to think.

Only a small fraction of models live

BP: I had originally moved to LA to pursue an acting career as most young hopefuls do. During my three years in LA, I was lucky enough to be taken under the wings of some great people, and I ended up getting to be in Magic Mike, True Blood, and a few other really cool projects with some really big celebs. However, my heart was just not completely in it, and the industry wore on me, so I moved back to NYC to rediscover myself, my passions, my goals.

Acting, like modeling, is painted as a much more glamorous picture than it is. Yes, once you make it, everything is amazing, but getting there is a hard path, and takes a huge toll on a person’s psyche.

As far as doing more acting, I never say never, but for now it is not a main focus of mine. If the right project was to present itself than that would be something worth considering, but more than anything I want to spread my message of light and positivity. The dream would be to have my own talk show.

FM: Travel is one of my favourite things, and something you enjoy as well. What do you enjoy most about travel? What is your favourite place to visit so far?

BP: What draws me into travel is the fact that you get to experience an entirely different world than what you know and live in. My first time out of the country was to Paris, France. I did a semester abroad in Paris, and got to travel all over Europe while I lived there. It opened my eyes to so many things, but more than anything I remember finding the old history and

culture to be so beautiful and romantic.

America is extremely young when we are compared to most of the world, and while I am proud to be someone who has an American passport, I think there are a lot of things we do that are not the best. It was not till I got to travel that I began to understand this concept.

I think formal education is extremely important, and if you have a way to get a degree, I think you must take that opportunity and run with it, but there is something about experiencing other places first-hand that teaches you more than any book could.

FM: What’s next for Barrett Pall?

What can we expect to see in the near future?

BP: What’s next?! Honestly, right now I look at my life and see endless possibilities. I am currently really focusing on my writing and promoting what I call a heart-happy life. I see taking my website to a whole other level, and becoming somewhat of a life coach for all different types of people. My dream would be to have my own column in a major publication like Time, GQ, Men’s Health, something that really lets my voice be heard. I would also love to have a career like Oprah. I know those are the ultimate shoes to fill, but someone has to do it, and I would love the opportunity.

There are definitely big things in the works, so continue to follow along. All I know is that this adventure started with a dream, a passion, a desire, and now my hard work and persistence is beginning to pay off. I have always been a soundboard for my friends, and have been happy to give my own perspective on things, which has always been to find the positive. I feel blessed that anyone would want to listen to what I have to say, so as long as there is one person out there that is being positively affected, I am going to keep sharing my journey, my life, my heart.

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HILLS Photography: Ted Sun (www.tedsun.net) Styling: Catherine Joubert (www.joubertstyling.com) Grooming: Joseph Adivari (www.josephadivari.com) Model: Bobby Penney @ DT Model Management

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LATINO PHOTOGRAPHER: NATALIA AGUILERA HAIR AND MAKEUP: MARAH OCTOPODA STYLIST: JOVANKA AZYADET MODEL: FREDERICK VALENTIN @ Next Miami Management LOCATION: OLD TOWN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

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