Noah Mills and RJ Rogenski for Details Magazine

Top models Noah Mills and RJ Rogenski team up for a stellar great outdoors story shot for Details Magazine by the prolific Milan Vukmirovic. Casting by Edward Kim. Styling for Sweater Weather is courtesy of Matthew Marden.

Henry Cavill for Details by Mark Seliger

Actor Henry Cavill gets the cover story of June July 2013 issue of Details Magazine. The newSuperman was styled by Benjamin Sturgill and lensed by Mark Seliger.

BRADLEY COOPER COVERS DETAILS MAGAZINE MAY 2013

Hollywood Hot Shot–Bradley Cooper plays cover boy for next month’s edition of Details magazine. Mark Seliger photographs the star of Silver Linings Playbook and The Hangover for the American men’s magazine. An accompanying interview sees Bradley sounding off about the danger of playing jerks and living with his mother. Stylist Matthew Marden dressed the genetically blessed actor in apparel from Belstaff, Tom Ford, and Todd Snyder for the shoot. / Grooming by Losi.

Michael Phelps : THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO

The Great American Athlete–Norman Jean Roy photographs American swimmer and gold medalist Michael Phelps for the August 2012 issue of Details magazine. As part of their ongoing fitness angle, Details talks to Phelps about his workout plan, motivation and future plans going forward.

Jake Gyllenhaal Snags the September Cover of Details

Rugged Arrival–Actor Jake Gyllenhaal dons a full beard as he appears on the coveted September issue cover of American magazine Details.

Chris Evans Covers ‘Details’ Magazine

Chris Evans, the sexy actor who stars as Captain America in the forthcoming movie ‘The Avengers’, graces the cover of the May issue of ‘Details’ magazine, casually dressed in a chambray button down shirt and tie combination by Louis Vuitton.

Jason Statham : THE KING OF ACTION FILMS

With bare-knuckled London grit, the Safe star has knocked out everyone and everything that has stood between him and the top of Hollywood's arse-kicking, car-wrecking, saving-the-day-and-getting-the-girl heap. Now the former street hustler is going to kick back and relax, right? Are you fahkin' barmy, guv?

Liam Hemsworth for DETAILS Magazine March 2012Issue

Liam Hemsworth has been plucked from relative obscurity to star in The Hunger Games, the biggest movie of the year. You'd think the 22-year-old Aussie would be counting his blessings, or maybe fretting about the pressure and scrutiny that come with carrying the hottest franchise since The Twilight Saga. But no, he's too busy marveling at squirrels and driving his girlfriend Miley's Mercedes in search of the perfect breakfast hamburger.

Chris Pine For DETAILS Cover Magazine

Jeremy Renner For DETAILS Magazine

He's just your average construction-working, pygmy-goat-raising, unnervingly intense, salt-of-the-earth two-time Academy Award nominee. And after struggling to break through for two decades, the actor is now collecting starring roles in mega-budget action movies (Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol, The Avengers, and The Bourne Legacy) like they're going out of style. Even the most driven guys need a hobby, right?

SHIA LABEOUF: HOLLYWOOD'S LAST BAD BOY

Jacket from What Goes Around Comes Around. T-shirt by John Varvatos. Pants by Dsquared.

The 25-year-old Transformers star has thrown as many punches as he has parties, he has a rap sheet as long as his filmography, and when he's not pissing off studio heads, he's messing around with another guy's girlfriend. But Shia LaBeouf may also be the most honest—and complex—actor alive. More than meets the eye? Damn right.

Jacket and Boots from What Goes Around Comes Around. T-shirt by John Varvatos. Pants by Dsquared.

Clothing by Diesel. Boots from What Goes Around Comes Around

Jacket from What Goes Around Comes Around. T-shirt by John Varvatos. Pants by Dsquared.

Clothing by HUGO Boots from What Goes Around Comes Around

Shirt by BOSS Black. Jeans by Dior Homme. Chain by Cast of Vices. Belt, his own

Clothing by HUGO. Boots from What Goes Around Comes Around.

T-shirt by John Varvatos. Pants by Dsquared. Belt and boots from What Goes Around Comes Around

T-shirt by John Varvatos. Pants by Dsquared. Belt and boots from What Goes Around Comes Around

Styling by Matthew Edelstein. Hair by Fernando Torrent for Redken for Men. Grooming by Robin Black for Dior Beauty. Prop styling by JC Molina at CLM. Production by The Focus Studio.

NOAH MILLS, ARTHUR KULKOV & SEAN O’PRY FOR DETAILS MAGAZINE MARCH 2011

Noah Mills, Arthur Kulkov & Sean O’Pry became the very first models to feature on the cover of Details magazine's March 2011 issue and here is their feature titled 'Timeless Denim' photographed by Carter Smith and Styling by Mel Ottenberg.

Zac Efron for DETAILS

Magazine: Details

Published: September 2010

Cover star: Zac Efron

Photographed: Norman Jean Roy

Website: www.details.com

Norman Jean Roy turns another celeb into cover material, this time he shoots Zac Efron for September issue of Details magazine. Zac was featured last on the cover of Details magazine back in 2008 when he was photographed by Steven Klein, view more of his new shoot after the jump:

Joseph Gordon Levitt for DETAILS Magazine

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is about to hit it big. The 29-year-old actor can soon be seen on the big screen in the highly anticipated sci-fi action film, ‘Inception‘ (in theaters July 16th, trailer below) starring along side Leonardo DiCaprio and directed by Christopher Nolan. Joseph, who grew up in front of the camera, starred for six years on the hit comedy television show ‘3rd Rock from the Sun‘, won rave reviews opposite Zooey Deschanel in the 2009 romantic indie comedy, ‘(500) Days of Summer‘ With Inception, he verges on potential box office stardom and becoming a “serious” actor.

Photographed by Norman Jean Roy and styled by Matthew Edelstein in Burberry Prorsum, the Details cover boy for August 2010 talks to the magazine about his fears of ending up a “former child star”, tabloid culture, the paparazzi, and being a certified pot-head. Here are a few ‘high’lights:

On if he was frustrated after 3rd Rock From The Sun: “I would answer that question with a resounding yes. I was scared and depressed for a while. Not that I had any reason to f–king be depressed—I mean, I was going to college and everything. It was not like I was hungry. But absolutely. I was like, ‘S–t, I don’t know if anybody’s gonna let me act. They’ll let me be in another sitcom, but I don’t want to do that. This is terrible.’ Yeah.”

On pot smoking: “When I was in high school, I loved smoking weed. I loved it. But I cut myself to once a month. That was my rule. And so as the first of the month came closer, my friends would be like, ‘All right, what’s the plan this weekend?’ And actually it’s really cool—when you do it that infrequently, you can really trip. In hindsight, could I have smoked weed on the weekends? Yeah. But it was cool to do it once a month. I still do that sometimes—I go on little weedfests. I’m a pothead. That’s my drug of choice.”

On tabloid culture being toxic:“It’s a bunch of bulls—, a waste of time. It depresses me. And I’m not easily depressed. When I’m at the grocery store, those magazines—they always suck me in. I go, ‘I can’t f–kin’ believe that this is what we’re looking at.’ It’s really sad. Why shouldn’t there be beautiful works of art on the grocery stands? Like Bob Dylan said, you know, art doesn’t belong in museums, it belongs in gas stations… Even in a purely selfish way, I would absolutely argue that you are bringing bad sh– your way by consuming and enjoying that kind of hostility.”

On the paparazzi:“Look, I’ve met some nice guys who take pictures like that. I don’t want to demonize anybody. But I do think that this notion that certain people are in a higher class than other people is unhealthy. We would be healthier as a people if we quit paying attention to that kind of bulls–t and paid more attention to more pertinent things and more beautiful things.”

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Bradley Cooper - DETAILS Magazine (July 2010)

The effortlessly good looking actor, Bradley Cooper covers the June/July 2010 edition of Details magazine. The breakout star of ‘The Hangover‘ and the upcoming ‘The A-Team‘ talks about the douche-bag roles he’s played in the movies (‘Wedding Crashers‘, ‘He’s Just Not That Into You‘), and how far off those characters truly are – all while flashing that roguish smile. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy.

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