Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts, that you may have seen (naked) in Rust and Bone alongside Marion Cotillard was photographed by Bruce Weber for The NY Times T Style magazine's men's Spring 2013 edition.
Today we get to see how the magic was created which is basically putting Simon Nessman in a black speedo and making him wet ...
"A behind-the-scenes look at the filming of Acqua Di Giò Essenza. A powerful film for an enduring legend. We've captured the atmosphere on set alongside Simon Nessman and Bruce Weber, the legendary photographer that immortalizes beauty like no other in the industry."
Apolos Latinos is a gorgeous feature with Mario [Front Management] photographed by Bruce Weber for VMAN Spain. One more portrait of Mario after the jump.
Here is a look at Acqua di Giò Essenza Director's Cut featuring Simon Nessman.
"The strength of the sea and the brightness of the sky are the elements that I am drawn towards the most when in Pantelleria and that inspired me Acqua di Gio. For Acqua di Giò Essenza, I wanted to create a concentrate of power and sensuality."
Giorgio Armani
Embracing your origins and roots, and yet standing out, truly being another. With one’s heritage, one’s culture, one’s future…
Giorgio Armani has always loved the Mediterranean, and drew his inspiration from the rock-strewn landscape of Pantelleria to create Acqua di Giò in 1996. A fresh, sensual blend that has become a classic men’s fragrance. An irresistible combination of sea’ salty accents, sparkling citrusy notes, musk and woody cedar, this exceptional scent embodies masculinity in harmony with nature, a fragrance of escape and sensuality. Today Acqua di Giò Essenza opens a new chapter with an Eau de Parfum, a new interpretation of Acqua di Giò, more intense. Source BelloBlog.
Acqua di Giò is a classic and an Armani best seller since 1996. Model Simon Nessman (Just a little older than the fragrance itself ;-) was photographed by Bruce Weber for Acqua di Giò Essenza the new fragrance by Armani [source]
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