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the manhood issue

intro 2-3 summary 4-5 edito by romeu silveira 6-7 man on the runway by luigi torre 10-13 observation by juliana lopes 14-15 ART FILE: A INTERVIEW WITH XHIXIX BY TETE ALMEIDA 16-21

chapter 1. ELEGANT, SEXY & COOL sailors 28-45 PHOTOGRAPHED BY HUGO TONI WITH STYLING BY HENRIQUE TANK 4

UNEXPECTED STYLE 46-59 PHOTOGRAPHED BY DARIO SALAMONE the world is everywhere 60-69 by hugo toni with fabricio bach this is hardcore by hugo toni with mateus verdelho

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ideals by igi ayedun / neo-gothic / brownie 22-25

chapter 2. INDIVIDUAL m 88-99 PHOTOGRAPHED BY vitor pickersgill WITH STYLING BY igi ayedun fatal error 100-111 PHOTOGRAPHED BY joe bonomo a private session 112-125 with andre kherwald by matheus chiaratti

Chapter 3. EXTRAVAGANT & FEARLESS reference library: luciano castelli 172-177

declan 126-131 material world 178-191 photographed by photographed david james with styling by imogen wilson by tiago chediak with styling by marcela jacobina man in black 132-143 photographed by andre 192-201 rodrigo bueno with photographed by styling by brisa issa michael willian g.l 144-169 German Lavrovskiy photographed by by Sonya Kydeeva

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royal men 202- 213 photographed by tete almeida featuring gabriel grandi & robson fassbinder


creative director: romeu Silveira EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: André Rodrigues FASHION DIRECTOR: Luigi Torre FASHION EDITOR: Igi Ayedun ART DIRECTOR: Romeu Silveira TYPEFACE: Didot, Futura EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTOR: Juliana Lopes contributors: hugo Toni Henrique Tank Vitor Pickersgill Dario Salamone Matteo Grecco Joe Bonomo Helder Rodrigues Luis Claudio Rodrigo Bueno Gustavo Stevanato Felipe Miguele Bruno Geraldi German Lavrovsky Matheus Chiaratti David James Imogen Wilson Brisa Issa Fabio Nogueira Krisna Carvalho Sonya Kydeeva Tiago Chediak Marcela Jacobina Michael Willian Ivã Ribeiro Heleno Manoel Tete Almeida Eduardo Sancinetti Alexandre Dornellas Ronaldo Gomes

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Founder: Romeu Silveira

U+MAG IS AN INDEPENDENT BRAZILIAN DIGITAL MAGAZINE THAT HAS BEEN ACTIVE SINCE 2004. A PLACE DEDICATED TO CREATIVE PEOPLE, WRITES, RISING TALENTS, THINKERS AND A MODERN VIEW ON WHATS PAST,WHATS HAPENNING AND WHATS NEXT. REWIND/FORWARD.

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Words by Romeu silveira

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Artwork by ZACHARI LOGAN

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It is highly questionable if fashion today is really reflecting the current social climate, anxieties and aspirations or simply replacing the old with the new in an ever faster and commercial-exclusive manner. N째99

Words by Luigi Torre


Still, just as the women’s market is growing tired of the lack of excitement and innovation, menswear sales and designer seems to be more keen to push fashion forward _or at least point the way social dressing seems to be heading.

featuring different styles of men getting up from bed and dressing up (literally). Here he proved how versatile he can, without losing the main points of his own identity _something he might considered expressing more firmly to make it clearer and more recognizable.

Of course, in a fragmented reality such as ours in the Digital Era, one can find (and offer) pretty much everything, regardless of having or not relation or context of any kind. That’s why _and this is not a bad criticism_ some brands still prefer to cater for the super rich who can afford some free time in a Mediterranean beach with leather loafer and juicy colored suits such the one Frida Giannini presented on Gucci. As always, as is the case with her work at the brand, trousers and blazers wore cut to maximum precision, slightly close to the body, yet comfortable, with crisp fabrics and some more relaxed and less strict looking scarf prints.

But it was at Prada and Jil Sander that thru reality was echoing with maximum force.

Tomas Maier at Bottega Veneta hit the same tone. But here accomplished with a more modern approach in design, hence the elongated T-shirts, tunics and relaxed suits in innovative deluxe fabric. Something Christopher Bailey also brought up in his latest Burberry collection, with interesting military touch, but done with sports reference in electric-colors metallic leather. On the other hand you could find a tried reality check with a casting of non-models in Dolce & Gabbana, in a collection that seemed to look back at their Sicilian roots filled with desirable clothes you might actually relate to and see people wearing in everyday life. The up-and-coming and extremely talented Umit Benan also hit the same note with his show

The fact that Miuccia Prada got rid of gimmicks and the taste-challenging ornamentation actually says a lot about the current state of fashion _and how people is really relating to it. There is something about the straight forward approach of those androgyny and graphic clothes, showed on both, men and women, and of various ages, that is extremely intriguing yet not over complicated to the point people would require an extra dose of will and courage to wear them to work or just to leave their homes. And the echo of Phoebe Philo’s designs at Céline some people were talking about, that’s maybe due to the practical simplicity, but now with other features and immersed in Prada’s universe. After all, there’s signs of true modernity about how equally those clothes appear to fit people regardless of gender and age.

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As a matter of fact, Miuccia Prada stated that this collection was thought as “starting from scratch”, and this alone resonate deeply in what it means not only to menswear but to fashion as a whole. It is almost ironic how bi-dimensional and flat these clothes feel with their geometric lines, elongated coast and square tunics. And that’s mainly because they also carry a great deal of deepness of meanings. Something we should all take in consideration, especially after last season striking and meaningful Commes des Garçons AW12/13 collection.

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Still, despite the apparent simplicity, there were great amount of textile work going on there to achieve all that flatness and malleability. That minimalism is not synonym with uncomplicated design and construction Jil Sander herself (among others) had made clear, and a signature, during the 90’s. She too, with her return to her namesake brand, talked about this idea of simplicity and reality, without loosing the excitement of fashion and, most important in times of increasingly selective consumers, with amazing quality and precision in details and proportion. On practical terms, we are

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talking about long shorts, smooth lightweight tunic coats and artsy color blocked prints. What’s more telling from those collections is their no-fuss approach to relaxed comfortable clothes that prevailed during all men’s wear SS13 season. Without gimmicks, kitschy references or unreachable archetypes, men consumers appear to be more interested in real qualities of design and innovations in fabrics, cut or treatments _qualities that do not differ that much from what moves thousands to eagerly wait for the new iPhone or MacBook Pro. That’s why Kim Jones’ collection for Louis Vuitton collected raves reviews this season. Not only it was fun in design and, with all the marine references, it was also highly creative featuring a great deal of innovation in design and fabric manipulation. Take, for example, a leather life vest, a cashmere wetsuit, shirts and shorts done in ancient Japanese technique and even a fine chenille organza jacket. Desirable intriguing clothes, but with values and qualities that say more then just nice expensive clothes. Raf Simons reached a similar note, while in his own territory of youth culture returning to his signature short shots and now with sneakers _amazing when worn with the slightly longer light trousers. This time he also played with lightness and transparency thru sheer cotton and wool. All this channeled thru his own approach of minimal simplicity. And at Givenchy, Riccardo Tsici expressed a similar vibe of youthful power, but playing with images of the Madonna in elongated tunics, shirts and Ts. And both approaching delicacy and gender neutral territory not only with their shapes and proportion but with the smart use of fabrics and colors _mainly pink.

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I was the man. She was the girl. We were everything. (this story starts like this)

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When I was a little girl, maybe 5 years old, there were two strong facts that used to happen in kindergarten. When my memory goes there, I see myself going to school with my grandmother, by car. I was so happy dressing my pastel-pink uniform, with my princess-like hairdo. My grandmother always stopped the car one street before, to catch some flowers from a garden. She then wrapped the flowers in a sheet of paper from my notebook so not to hurt my tiny fingers. After giving the flowers to my lovely teacher, two other little girls were waiting for me, because I was, in our fantasy, their husband. With my little hands I could hold firmly their hands and make them feel safe. I felt myself with strong power because I could take care of the girls. Sometimes they were playing, and I was just watching. After they finished, they came back to me. I was the man. They were mine. And we were happy.

Now that I am 37 years old and 3 months pregnant I need, more than ever, tenderness and consideration around me. When I had my first desire of eating something very specific and hard to find, a friend made everything to get it, and brought it to me in a Sunday afternoon. Her female intuition always works very quickly. She knows when I’m not ok. She is the first person that gave me a perfume as a gift, the right fragrance for me. She always calls me when I need some light, even if I don’t say anything. When she was born, she wasn’t a she. But for her, for me and everybody that matters, she is. I also need virility and protection. Last week, when my boyfriend had to travel, I was in a dinner with 5 men – all of them treating me so good. Two of them came to pick me in my house, opened the car’s door, the elevator’s door, the apartment’s door. None of them smoked near me, because they know that is not nice to a pregnant woman. They brought me mineral water instead of champagne, because they know I can’t drink alcohol. They told me stories about their mums. And promised me to help me with the baby. One of them is going to teach the child about the nature, flowers and herbs. The other one wants to go to Eurodisney with him, or her. They told me I look beautiful, even if they would never desire me, or any other woman, in their beds. I love all of them.

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Interview & text by tete almeida

Who is Xhxix? ________________________

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That’s the question I asked myself when I started to research about this artist, and well, even with this interview I could not exactly answer it. Xhxix is a mysterious japanese artist who has a Tumblr (xhxix.tumblr.com/). His digital paintings (maybe) express his anxieties and internal storms, his images are intense and strong but lightweight at the same time. N°99


What makes it more interesting is that nobody knows for sure who is behind those initial letters, he or she does not sell their work. The answers here assigned may give some clues, but perhaps the right question I should have asked in the beginning is: should we judge the art, or the artist? TA: Hello Xhxix, you are a mysterious artist… can

have an inspiration from good music.

you talk a little about yourself ?

TA: Hw is it to be young living in Tokyo?

X: I don’t want to disclose information about me. Because I don’t like myself, and because I have no special story to tell. I am an ordinary and dull human.

The place I live in does not influence me very much. But I like here because it is comfortable to live in.

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TA: As an artist, how do you see a country like Brazil?

TA: You art is a mix of fragile and strong, but even though they may look violent, the images transmit

X: Cute colors, passionate people, the antipodes from Japan.

calmness, how can you explain that?

X: I don’t give my pictures a clear meaning or message. My feelings are more vague and faint. There is dissatisfaction, anxiety and the violent part in it. But all is dim and mixed up. I want my work to be so.

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Words are what I am not good at. Music is what I respect. Because I can’t make it. Place where I like is my bed. Love is what I can’t have. I should be alone. Art is what I can’t stop making, if what I create is called the art.

TA: Can you talk a little about your creative process?

X: I make it a rule to draw one boy in a picture. I decide what to add, composition and the model’s pose, and then I start to sketch. The artwork and photograph of other artists are really inspiring. Also sometimes I N°99


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Go find the geometric essence in minimal shapes and leather pieces to drawing the neo-goth urban style. Selected by Igi Ayedun

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Photography: HUGO TONI | Styling: henrique tank Hair & Make Up: KRISNA CARVALHO | Styling Assistants: FELIPE MIGUELE & PERICLES BEIRAO | Photography assistant: BRUNO GERALDI Models: pedro bertolini @ mega & fabricio bach @ ford

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Photography: Dario Salamone | Styling: Matteo Greco Hair: Cosimo Martina | Make Up: Cristina Bertaggia using M.A.C Cosmetics | Styling Assistants: Simona Dell'Unto & Caterina Anile | Models: ERIK ANDERSSON (JOY), GUS DRAKE, JOHN CHERKAS & BERTHOLD ROTHAS @ I LOVE MODELS, CHRIS FIREOVER (INDEPENDENT MAN), JACKSON RADO (L'UOMO ELITE) & ANDREW B (2MORROW)

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Photography: HUGO TONI | Styling: LUIS CLAUDIO | Beauty by KRISNA CARVALHO | Styling Assistants: JULIA JACZUR | Models: fabricio bach @ ford models

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Photography: hugo toni Styling: henrique tank Beauty: helder rodrigues Styling Assistants: felipe miguele photography assistant: bruno geraldi Models: matheus verdelho @ ten

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German Lavrovskiy by Sonya Kydeeva

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He achieved notoriety between 1970 and 1983 as a member of a school of expressive and gestural painting known as the “Jungen Wilden” that had been formed by a group of painters in Berlin. Thanks to the influence of Franz Gertsch, Castelli’s early artistic career began to build with the exhibition of some sculptures at Documenta V in Kassel. N°99


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His friendship with the Parisian photographer Pierre Mollinier introduced him to the world of photography and the period spent in France profoundly influenced his pictorial and photographic works, especially in the use of color. Over the course of his career, his works have become increasingly complex and balanced. On one hand, they are characterized by an elegant line, com-

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mon to Matisse and other French artists; on the other, they are rendered recognizable by an expressionism of gesture and color that refer to the influences of Hartung and de Steal, which however he mitigates, thus creating works of great originality and artistic quality. Among the great number of exhibitions in which he has participated, let us mention one-man shows at Geneva’s Center of Contemporary Art, the Kunstmuseum in Lucerne and the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris; he has had group shows at the 39th Venice Biennial of Art, the Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna in Modena, at Basel’s Kunsthalle, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and at the San Paolo Biennale. Many of his works figure in the collections of museums and cultural institutions around the world.

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Photography: tiago chediak | Styling: marcela jacobina Hair & Make Up: Xander Models: john hein @ ford

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Photography: Teté Almeida | Art Intervention: Eduardo Sancinetti @ Galeria Mezanino) Art Direction: Teté Almeida & Eduardo Sancinetti | Fashion Editor: Ronaldo Gomes Styling: Alexandre Dornellas | Beauty: Mirella Perroni | Models: Robson Fassbinder @ JOY, Gabriel Grandi @ TEN | Special Thanks: Grag’Studios & Ingmar Bergman

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