Arthur Sales nº145
Désire — 2026
Photo by Pedro Fonseca
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The Latest The Perfect Man, nº145, is now available.

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EDITOR’S NOTE
Le Début? Welcome to Première Partie of The Perfect Man Nº145. We begin with Spanish standout Joel Culell and Front Management’s Daniele Carettoni, whose presence commands the lens. Next, Gennaro Lillio, Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue Sun perfume man, exudes refined winter elegance, followed by Joe Ryan, with his striking hazel eyes. Ismael Werlang is captured in the vibrant light of Brazil wearing archival Versace, alongside a curated portrait of modern masculinity in Barcelona by contributing editor Ferran Casanova. From Paris, Kirill Karpenko exudes European poise, photographed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca, exploring fluid style, while German actor Kim Tränka challenges traditional notions of masculinity. Finally, Joel Conceicao, in intimate art portraits by Ruben Tomas, radiates strength, charisma, and lived-in elegance. This is just the beginning of Nº145—consider it the first spark of a season devoted to style, presence, and the art of modern manhood.

THE MEN: Joel Culell, Daniele Carettoni, Gennaro Lillio, Joe Ryan, Ismael Werlang, Chad Meihuizen, Franco Mazzei, Gabo Dos Santos, Sergio Modrego, Daniel Navas, Kirill Karpenko, Isaiah Hamilton, Alex Holsapple, Kosta Zecevic, Manuel Kornisiuk, Joel Conceicao, Kim Tränka, Matija Bogicevic, Kosse Diao, Oskar + Carlos, Finlay Telf, Charlie Black, Eric Lalonde, Liiam White + Daniel Cwiklinski, Finlay + Tristan, Dima, Borja Pastor

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Elegance & Optimism: Black tie, rethought. Classic suiting is sharpened and softened in equal measure, worn with a lightness that feels instinctive rather than imposed. Fresh face Joel Culell brings a quiet confidence to the frame—where elegance is precise, optimism understated, and tradition subtly shifted forward.

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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All I Need is You: Joe Ryan inhabits the season’s most refined menswear, moving through his hotel room and city streets with undone sophistication. Each gesture, from phone calls to quiet reading, carries a quiet anticipation—a study of modern masculinity in soft light and suspended time. Fashioned by Craig Andrew James.

Photos NICK ANDREWS

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The Quiet Light: Let intuition lead you toward what truly shines. In refined silence, every detail distills into essence—harmony, light, and form unfolding like a revelation. Perfection lives in balance, like a painting suspended in time, capturing the magic of an eternal moment. Fashioned by Sofia Gradassi in Milan, Italy.

Photos GIULIA MACERATA

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A New Dawn: Classic suiting meets relaxed elegance with Daniele Carettoni, where precision tailoring and softened silhouettes coexist in perfect balance. Suits and ties are worn with quiet authority, then eased into a more fluid, instinctive refinement. Italian by nature, effortless by design, and grounded in modern confidence.

Photos MAURIZIO MONTANI

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Do Not Disturb: Gianni Versace’s opulent sensuality unfolds against a Brazilian maximalist backdrop, embodied by Ismael Werlang’s sensual, sun-drenched presence. Baroque excess collides with tropical intensity, with looks drawn from Alexandre Stefani’s designer archive and refashioned by celebrity Stylist Marcos Lacerda.

Photos AUGUSTO CARNEIRO

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Rive Droite: Kirill Karpenko walks the Rive Droite in Paris. Sunlight hits cobblestone streets as the city hums around him, a quiet rhythm in motion. His look balances nostalgia and modern edge, a dialogue between music, art, and fashion. Every frame captures contrasts, with soft light, sharp tailoring, and casual rebellion, where style meets the city.

Photos ARNALDO ANAYA-LUCCA

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Caston Granger: Where prep meets poetry, the story unfolds in rich black and white. Moving between stripped-back intimacy and refined preppy attitude, ginger warmth is offset by crisp tailoring and classic silhouettes. From bare simplicity with a football in hand to timeless layers, it becomes a quiet study of modern masculinity, measured, confident, and precise.

Photos ARNALDO ANAYA-LUCCA

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Red Light: Brandon Cole Bailey, Author of It’s Not Really Ken stripped down to the most simple layer.

Photos FRANK LOUIS

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Underthings+

A curated portrait of modern masculinity: Men in full command of their presence, captured in Barcelona through the lens of contributing editor Ferran Casanova.

 

Franco Mazzei

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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Gabo Dos Santos

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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Sergio Modrego

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Daniel Navas

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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EDITOR’S NOTE Le Début? Welcome to Partie Une of The Perfect Man Nº145. We begin with Spanish standout Joel Culell and Front Management’s Daniele Caretonni, whose presence commands the lens. Next, Gennaro Lillio, Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue Sun perfume man, exudes refined winter elegance, followed by Joe Ryan, with his striking hazel eyes. Ismael Werlang is captured in the vibrant light of Brazil wearing archival Versace, alongside a curated portrait of modern masculinity in Barcelona by contributing editor Ferran Casanova. From Paris, Kirill Karpenko exudes European poise, photographed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca, exploring fluid style, while German actor Kim Tränka challenges traditional notions of masculinity. Finally, Joel Conceicao, in intimate art portraits by Ruben Tomas, radiates strength, charisma, and lived-in elegance. This is just the beginning of Nº145—consider it the first spark of a season devoted to style, presence, and the art of modern manhood.

EDITOR’S NOTE Le Début? Welcome to Partie Une of The Perfect Man Nº145. We begin with Spanish standout Joel Culell and Front Management’s Daniele Caretonni, whose presence commands the lens. Next, Gennaro Lillio, Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue Sun perfume man, exudes refined winter elegance, followed by Joe Ryan, with his striking hazel eyes. Ismael Werlang is captured in the vibrant light of Brazil wearing archival Versace, alongside a curated portrait of modern masculinity in Barcelona by contributing editor Ferran Casanova. From Paris, Kirill Karpenko exudes European poise, photographed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca, exploring fluid style, while German actor Kim Tränka challenges traditional notions of masculinity. Finally, Joel Conceicao, in intimate art portraits by Ruben Tomas, radiates strength, charisma, and lived-in elegance. This is just the beginning of Nº145—consider it the first spark of a season devoted to style, presence, and the art of modern manhood.

 
 

Under the Hood: Featuring Borja Pastor, the series distills strength, confidence, and timeless elegance into a modern visual language, where discipline sharpens desire. Precise and self-assured, it captures a masculinity that feels both enduring and distinctly modern. Photographed on location in Istanbul, Turkey.

Photos SERGIO MAIIS

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New Frontier: Snow falls over Diamond Cross Ranch as Chad Meihuizen rides through Wyoming’s open expanse. Jeans and plaid meet ski jackets and goggles, cowboy hats set against vast winter skies, boots grounded in frostbitten earth. A modern frontier emerges where Western codes collide with alpine utility, masculinity distilled in restraint, contrast, and quiet strength.

Photos BRYCE THOMPSON

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Joel: Brazilian footballer turned model Joe Conceição channels a dark, magnetic sensuality in this black and white editorial photographed by fine artist Ruben Tomas. Suspended between strength and vulnerability, the series unfolds with an obscure mood that feels both intimate and elusive.

Photos RUBEN TOMAS

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Isaiah: In mirrored light Isaiah Hamilton fractures into shifting selves. Tailoring is undone and reformed with sheer layers softened pinstripes and a fur Miu Miu gesture suspended between restraint and excess. Bathed in violet and stark monochrome elegance dissolves into reflection never fixed.

Photos JUAN ALGARIN

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Māne Moderne: The evolution of hairstyles through a contemporary lens, blending influences from iconic eras with a refined modern edge. From sharp retro silhouettes to effortless undone textures, each look reinterprets classic grooming codes for today. Fronted by Spanish model Rafa Noah.

Photos DANI RULL

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Dark Reflection: Alex Holsapple moves with a quiet intensity, embodying a dark elegance that feels both rebellious and refined. Distressed textures, stark monochrome tones, and undone tailoring create a world suspended between restraint and chaos, where masculinity is stripped back to something elusive.

Photos TOMMY CHUNG

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Eros in Monochrome: Finlay and Tristan embody a rebellious rocker aesthetic as they slip into sharp pinstripe suits that hang effortlessly from their slim frames. Their shaggy hair falls loosely around their faces, adding to the undone, rock-and-roll attitude. The mix of refined suiting, bold textures, and carefree styling creates an aesthetic that feels confident and undeniably striking.

Photos WILLIAM BÜNDCHEN

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Hero: In Hero, Vincent Kponton stands against a void-black space, in form-fitting looks that reveal a chiselled sporty physique. His face is strong yet boyish, like a young Greek god softened by youth, framed by dark curly locks. A flower held between his lips introduces a quiet contradiction—delicate against his athletic presence. In the darkness, a modern-day Narcissus emerges.

Photos ALEXANDER COURTMAN

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Désir: Arthur Sales becomes the focal point of a narrative that navigates the delicate structure of male submission through the intimate gaze of another man, prioritizing restraint over spectacle. Every cinematic frame elegantly layers masculinity in a way that is as provocative as it is impeccably refined, leaning into a visual language that exists in the space between light and shadow.

Photos PEDRO FONSECA

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King Trænka: Television figure Kim Tränka undergoes a metamorphosis in this collaborative story, transcending the commercial aesthetic of his appearances in Prince Charming, Germany’s Next Topmodel, and MTV’s The Challenge (US). In a refined homage to queer history, it reads as a royal coming-of-age. Kim draws inspo from Damiano of Måneskin and Manu Ríos.

Photos TOMEK

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Young Blood, Theo De Pierris moves between sunlit streets and quiet interiors, skateboarding through the city with effortless ease. At home, shadows spill across bare walls and bare skin, turning simple moments into cinematic fragments. Young Blood captures a restless energy—raw, intimate, and suspended somewhere between youth and freedom.

Photos KARL SIMONE

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Strings Attached: The everyday is given an unexpected twist. On newcomer Arnau Sarda, familiar pieces are worn with an instinctive ease, where simplicity meets subtle disruption and the most essential garments make the strongest statement. Relaxed yet considered, refined yet quietly rebellious.

Photos ARNALDO ANAYA-LUCCA

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Rouge Absolu: Red arrives with elegant intensity for Spring/Summer. On Costa Zecevic, a relaxed suit paired with a short-sleeve shirt embodies a new ease, fluid, confident, creative and effortlessly contemporary. A bold expression of modern masculinity, softened by movement and restraint.

Photos MAURIZIO MONTANI

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Basics Instinct: Julius Perry embodies raw elegance in Basics Instinct, with platinum-blonde locks and refined styling bringing a fresh edge to timeless menswear. Moving between a London flat and the street, Perry explores classic Ralph Lauren silhouettes, understated essentials, and stripped-back sensuality.

Photos ARNALDO ANAYA-LUCCA

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Take Cover: A study in structure and exposure. Model citizen David Langlois moves through shifting forms, from a leather trench worn against bare skin to cropped knits revealing the geometry of the torso and the simplicity of a classic pair of Y-front briefs. Layers become constructed, deconstructed, and rebuilt.

Photos VAZHA KUCHULORIA

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L’Homme Nu nº17

Dima is a Bodybuilder, Artist and a poet in motion. Through the lens of Spanish photographer Ferran Casanova, his body becomes a study in power and vulnerability, athleticism and intimacy. Every pose is precise yet effortless, each gesture charged with strength, sensuality, and emotional depth. The resulting images are a dialogue between body and lens, presence as art.

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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Resort+

Trunk Show: Under the blazing Barceloneta sun, Parisian model Kosse Diao becomes a vision of neon and desire. Wearing The Seasons’ minimal swimwear, gradients of electric pink, orange, and yellow glow against the Mediterranean heat, turning the beach into a rêve solaire. A moody ode to color, skin, and summer, très chic, très chaud.

Photos FERRAN CASANOVA

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Midnight Pool Party: Midnight at the pool. Neon lights, pink suits, summer colors, and the last heat of the night. The boys arrive dressed to stand out, but the water changes everything. Laughter echoes through the complex as the party turns into a soaked game of water polo and a tug-of-war beneath the glow. A midnight summer memory of chaos, friendship and freedom.

Photos NICK MERZETTI

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At Ease: Bathed in the soft glow of high summer, Oskar Hollis and Carlos Bain move with effortless ease. Crisp printed shirts and relaxed shorts define a wardrobe of understated essentials, where timeless silhouettes meet a contemporary sense of refinement. A quiet expression of summer style, suspended between nostalgia and modernity with sandals, of course.

Photos NICK ANDREWS

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L’Homme Nu nº17

In The Shadows: Matija Bogicevic, a Serbian model of considerable verticality, is widely recognized for his perpetually youthful visage and eyes that appear to be perpetually contemplating the structural integrity of your bed. He has, through sheer force of smolder, become a preferred subject for fashion photographers and those who savor the finer points of human anatomy globally.

Photos MILOS NADAZDIN

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Kush Khanna is a South London-based actor, singer and writer with a flair for color, chaos and the occasional plot twist. Set to study maths before a Bollywood lead role changed everything, he has spent the years since moving between music, film and writing with infectious gusto. Joy, it seems, is his preferred medium.

Photography + Art Direction STUDIO SIELER

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Severo: Pascal Bier moves with the confidence of someone who never asks permission. Severity here is not coldness. It is precision. The collar undone just so. The gaze that holds a beat longer than necessary. Luxury lives in the details—a texture that catches light, a layer that suggests without revealing, the private language of dressing for no one but yourself.

Photos JUAN CARLOS TOLEDO

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Diego Miguel

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Pau Areste

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Jay Kang

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Ted Pullin

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Shawn Peterkin

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Erik Monson

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