Editorial
Sport Chic
This pretty much summarizes my life right now: fashion and fitness.
Brian Shimansky (at Soul Artist Management) is photographed by Greg Swales and styled by Torian Lewin for Dress To Kill Magazine Spring/Summer 2013.

This pretty much summarizes my life right now: fashion and fitness.
Brian Shimansky (at Soul Artist Management) is photographed by Greg Swales and styled by Torian Lewin for Dress To Kill Magazine Spring/Summer 2013.
The Original Polo by Lacoste
Teal jeans from ZARA
Shoes from H&M
Aviator sunglasses by Ray-Ban
Bracelets by H&M, Micha Design, Asha Patel Design, Burberry
Celebrating 80 Years of #TheOriginalPolo with Lacoste
René Lacoste, the Crocodile. Nothing specifically destined him for a sports career except a strong passion for tennis that began at the age of 14. The legend became a reality with the renowned “Mousquetaires” and the Davis Cup victory in 1927. His tenacity and consistency led those around him to compare him to the likes of a Crocodile, never letting go of his prey. Following this, a friend of his drew him an open mouthed saurian, Which René Lacoste quickly stitched onto a his white blazer. The signature is born.
René Lacoste was in search of elegant yet comfortable clothing to replace the classic tennis shirt traditionally worn on tennis courts. His inspiration stemmed from the clothing worn by polo players, and he decided to add to that a buttoned collar. A first series of stitched shirts was produced for his own personal use. White and adorned with the famous crocodile logo, the “Chemise Lacoste” was born.
Upon its arrival on tennis courts, the “Chemise Lacoste” was a veritable crowd pleaser. In 1933, the first series of the shirt was produced in collaboration between the sportsman and a Troyan industrialist, André Gillier, a stitching specialist. From the choice of cottons to the final assembly, perfectionism and rigor of the associates were already expressed. The spirit of Lacoste.
The family of polo shirts is getting wider by adapting itself to new trends, styles and introducing new materials and fits. The range continues to diversify itself, without compromising the authenticity and the elegance of the L.12.12.
Subtlety. The L.12.12 adapts itself to every occasion with simplicity. Timeless and elegant, depending on the mood of the moment, it can be sporty, glamorous and chic. It’s originality is preserved.
Shirt by Hugh & Crye
Paisley shorts from Topman
Tassel oxford shoes from ZARA
Aviator sunglasses by Ray-Ban
Shirt from ZARA
Selvedge denim from H&M
Shoes from H&M
Belt from H&M
Rope bracelet from H&M
Shirt by Original Penguin
Shorts from H&M
Belt from GAP
Boat shoes by Vans
Watch by English Laundry
Sunglasses by Wild Soul
It was a full-blown summer bash last night at The Emerson Theater in Hollywood, where one of the industry’s top modeling agencies, Wilhelmina Models, celebrated the return of everyone’s favorite season. The Gatsby-inspired venue was filled with beautiful people jamming to the tunes of Devin Lucien and Bee Fowl.
Shirt from ZARA
Houndstooth jeans from Hot Topic
Patent shoes from ZARA
Glasses by Tom Ford
Cross ring from Topman