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An award-winning publication, made by an international group of esteemed contributors and featuring the most stellar subjects season upon season, Fantastic Man is full of frank conversation, insightful reportage, eager observation, great style, glorious photography and an invariably sharp focus on men, menswear, art and culture today.
Fantastic Man is a biannual print magazine since 2005. An award-winning publication, made by an international group of esteemed contributors.
In just two books Ocean Vuong has gone from a nobody (his words) to a literary superstar.
Text by Paul PAUL FLYNN. Photography by MARK PECKMEZIAN. Styling by CARLOS NAZARIO. Towards the end of a fruitful afternoon shopping in Paris with Tyler, the Creator, the hip-hop polymath reaches for his phone and reads aloud from the dream diary he keeps occasionally.
It’s Spring 2024, and a new print issue of Fantastic Man is out now. Featuring, among many other things, stories on art critic Jerry Saltz, Palace founder Lev Tanju who also designs for FILA+, artists Jake Grewal and Alvaro Barrington, model Leon Dame, Mel Ottenberg of Interview magazine fame and NTS Radio’s Femi Adeyemi who sold a good ...
Curious to see how it feels to be ridiculously busy, director Luca Guadagnino, 46, set himself the challenge of making two big films in one year. One is a remake of cult classic ‘Suspiria’.
Renowned biannual magazine seeks 18 men for photographic feature exploring the idea of contemporary masculinity. Distinctive faces encouraged. Based in or near the capital of England would be handy.
Actor, rapper, blonde-haired drummer in a metal band. Riz Ahmed has a distinctly chameleon-like approach to acting and can completely embody a role like few others working today. He refers to his job as wearing a mask. He’s morphed personas in ‘Four Lions’, his breakout film from 2010, in the Star Wars prequel ‘Rogue One’, and now in ...
The notoriously fastidious filmmaker was born in a small town in La Mancha, central Spain, and started his career in entertainment as half of a two-man cabaret act. He maintained his day job at the phone company Telemundo long after his film career began to take off.
Kiko Kostadinov is that particularly exciting and rare entity: an independent fashion designer whose young label is actually self-sustaining. His growing mini-empire includes womenswear, diffusion lines, special collaborations and even a fragrance. But Kiko is a menswear genius first and foremost.
