“When You’re a Boy” is a menswear photography exhibit curated to include the works of long standing fashion stylist, Simon Foxton. What is unique about this particular exhibit is that includes different photographers’ work, but focuses on a fashion stylist’s view-point, with influences spanning from “National Geographic to Porn”.
Foxton (UK, b.1961) is a leading “image-maker” of men’s fashion, who has anticipated and defined key shifts in menswear design since the early 1980s. His work is primarily concerned with ideas of masculinity, ethnicity, and sexuality with a heavy focus on queer culture/sub-cultures. Peep the photos above, and if you’re in London, hit up the exhibit at The Photgrapher’s Gallery.
