Jesus Luz by Nick Leary for Men’s Vogue China

Magazine: Men's Vogue China 

Issue: Fall Winter 2010.11

Editorial: Jesus Luz

Model: Jesus Luz |Ford, d'management|

Photographer: Nick Leary

Stylist: Grant Pearce

Website: www.vogue.com.cn

Jesus Luz on another modeling task, this time Nick Leary shoots model/celeb for the latest issue of Mens Vogue China.

Jesus Luz by Mikael Jannson

Magazine: Interview Magazine

Model: Jesus Luz |Ford, d'management|

Photographer: Mikael Jannson

Website: www.interviewmagazine.com

On and off model Jesus Luz portrayed by Mikael Jannson for Interview Magazine, it is not clear where his modeling career is headed but Luz is still represented by FORD Models. View more from this shoot after the jump:

Jesus Luz by Jacques Dequeker

Ad Campaign: Ellus

Season: Fall Winter 2010

Models: Cintia Dicker and Jesus Luz |FORD|

Photographer: Jacques Dequeker

Website: www.ellus.com

Jesus Luz enlisted by Ellus Jeans for their Spring Summer 2010 advertorial photographed by Jacqued Dequeker. View more after the jump

Jesus Luz by Erik Asla

Model: Jesus Luz

Agency: FORD, d'management

Photographers: Erik Asla and Shavawn Rissman

Website: www.erikasla.com

Photos of model/DJ Jesus Luz by photographer Erik Asla with addition of photography by Shavawn Rissman. Continue for more after the jump:

Jesus Luz by Mariano Vivanco For Italian GQ

After walking the Dolce & Gabbana runway, Jesus Luz was lucky enough to get the Mariano Vivanco  treatment for a new Italian GQ feature. Mariano describes Jesus as being ‘humble, hard working and an overall cool guy.’ You know, I have been hearing only good things about Jesus from the people who actually work and interact with him. So let’s forget about the silly media and give this young Brazilian a chance. He’s rocking those D&G undies!

Dolce & Gabbana’s Menswear F/W Campaign by Steven Klein

As I was hoping, the rest of the ads from the Dolce & Gabbana Menswear Fall 2009-Winter 2010 campaign are much better than the first ad we saw. In fact, I really like the campaign as a whole, and I think Steven Klein did a good job. Many people hate the presence of Jesus Luz and the Photoshopped scenes, but I actually like them. It’s D&G, and it’s their signature style to have many models crammed in each ad. The boxing theme inspired by the movie “Rocco e I Suoi Fratelli” and the struggle between the characters lends an emotional depth and dramatic story to the ads.