Zac Efron by Doug Inglish for BlackBook

Magazine: BlackBook

Issue: October November 2012

Featuring Star: Zac Efron

Grooming: Sabrina Bedrani

Styling by Christopher Campbell |Atelier Management|

Photographer: Doug Inglish

Website: www.blackbookmag.com

Actor Zac Efron photographed by Doug Inglish for a fantastic BlackBook cover story styled by Christopher Campbell.

Zac Efron Covers ‘BlackBook’ Magazine

‘The Paperboy’ hunk, Zac Efron, letting a bunch of cuddly animals crawl all over him in the October 2012 cover of ‘BlackBook’ magazinee.

Robert Pattinson for BlackBook Magazine

Magazine: Blackbook

Season: September 2012 

Featured Star: Robert Pattinson 

Photographer: Autumn de Wilde 

Stylist: Christopher Campbell |Atelier Management|

Grooming: Cheri Keating |The Wall Group| 

Website: www.ateliermanagement.com

Twilight star Robert Pattinson lands the cover story of BlackBook magazine September edition shot by Autumn de Wilde with Christopher Campbell's splendid styling.

Alexander Skarsgård by Andrew Macpherson for BlackBook

True Blood star Alexander Skarsgård covers the 15th anniversary issue of BlackBook, photographed by Andrew Macpherson.

Ewan McGregor by Laurence Ellis for BlackBook

As Time Stood Still–Retreating to a picturesque landscape for a touch of serenity, Laurence Ellis photographs actor Ewan McGregor for the June/July issue of BlackBook magazine. Styled by John McCarty, a poetic Ewan wears fashions by Jil Sander and Prada of quiet proportions.

James Franco for BlackBook

Magazine: Blackbook

Issue: December/January 2009

Coverboy: James Franco

Photography by Unknown

Website: www.blackbookmag.com

In addition to his graduate courses at NYU, he’s also simultaneously pursuing an MFA in creative writing at Columbia University. “Going back to school has been life-changing and lifesaving,” he says, taking a banquette seat, placing his knapsack by his side and leaving his black leather jacket on. He leans forward, hovering over a lit votive candle as jazzy music plays in the background. “I wasn’t on the point of suicide,” he says, “but I wasn’t satisfied.”