Official Preview: Client Magazine US #13

On the cover of Client Magazine US #13, we feature the amazing Canadian-born transgender model Krow Kian at UNO Models, who has been making waves in the fashion industry with his androgynous look and unique talents as a model, singer and actor. The cover story was photographed by Sergi Pons and styled by Alberto Murtra.

Krow has walked runway shows for Balmain, Kent & Curwen, Acne Studios, Alexander McQueen, Haider Ackermann, Proenza Schouler, Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, Ann Demeulemeester, Oliver Spencer, Michael Kors as well as infamously opening and closing for Louis Vuitton. He has also graced the covers of leading mainstream and indie magazines that have included GQ Style, Dazed, Glass Magazine, L’Uomo Vogue, Numero Homme Netherlands and now Client.

The edition also features the work of Leica Oskar Barnack Award finalists Francesco Anselmi and Tomas van Houtryve, whose insightful b/w photo essays are truly special. In the issue, you can also enjoy several menswear editorials in true Client style. We hope you enjoy this preview and you can order the issue in both print and digital editions from the links below.

Front Cover Credits
Talent: Krow Kian at Uno Models
Photographer: Sergi Pons at LH Photo Agency
Styling: Alberto Murtra
Grooming: Noelia Corral for L’oreal & Saint Laurent
Photo Assistant: Adria Botella
On the cover, Krow wears Shirt by DRIES VAN NOTEN, Tie by NEIL BARNETT & Suit by SANDRO.

122 pages
210mm x 297mm
Softback/Perfect Bound
350gsm Velvet laminated Cover

Published by Ian Cole

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eBook Bundle: Issues 1-12 for just £6

Photographers
Aldona Karczmarczyk
Alexey Velikorodny
Chris Fucile
David Suarez
Francesco Anselmi
Gadi Sahar
Jonas Müller
Joseph Lally
Matt Joy
Sergi Pons
Tomas van Houtryve

Casting
Akeem Osbourne at Select Models
Aleksander at Uncover Models
Ben Copeland at Bossmodels, SA
Daniel at Name Mgmt
Jack Buchanan at Select Models
Jack Downing at Select Models
Krow Kian at Uno Models
Lucas Owen at Major Models
Naoki at Wanted & Bang Management
Nicholas Kodua at Option Models
Raphael at My Friend Ned, SA
Tim at M4 models
Winston Peace at Wanted & Bang Management

Ph: Sergi Pons

Ph: Sergi Pons

Ph: Aldona Karczmarczyk

Ph: Aldona Karczmarczyk

Ph: Alexey Velikorodny

Ph: Alexey Velikorodny

Ph: Alexey Velikorodny

Ph: Matt Joy

Ph: Matt Joy

Ph: Matt Joy

LOBO Award (c) Photographer Francesco Anselmi – Santos, 23, a soldier of the gang marasalvatrucha 13, posing in the house of a fellow gang-member. Mara13 is currently the point of reference of Mexican cartels for the distribution of drugs in the States. Santos has been recently released after two years spent in prison for a crime he did not commit. As a matter of fact, it is practice for youth to turn themselves instead of a more important member of the gang. El Paso, Texas. May 2017.

LOBO Award (c) Photographer Francesco Anselmi – 15th birthday at Colonia La Penita. Colonias are extremely poor communities of Mexican migrants which are born along the border between Texas and Mexico. In these communities, the majority of people entered the US illegally and is still without regular papers. La Joya, Texas. April 2017.

LOBO Award (c) Tomas van Houtryve – Medicine Bow Peak
Near the early 19th century border between Alta California, Mexico, and the U.S.
…
Ralph Peters III
A member of the Hupa tribe. After the U.S. conquest of California in 1846, extermination campaigns reduced the indigenous population from 150,000 to 30,000 in less than 30 years.
. . . . .
Medicine Bow Peak and Ralph Peters III, 2017
Diptych gelatin silver prints
40 × 30 cm each (16 x 12 inches each) mounted combined size 60 x 40 cm (32 x 24 inches)

LOBO Award (c) Tomas van Houtryve – Lake Marie
Near the early-nineteenth-century border between Alta California, Mexico, and unorganized territory of the United States.
…
Dorian Wayne Carranza
A descendant of the Spanish settlers that in 1774 started the community that would become the city of San Francisco.
. . . . .
Lake Marie and Dorian Wayne Carranza, 2017
Diptych gelatin silver prints
40 × 30 cm each (16 x 12 inches each) mounted combined size 60 x 40 cm (32 x 24 inches)