Daniele Cavalli for L’Officiel Hommes Paris October 30, 2011 Celebs, Fashion, LOfficiel Hommes Paris, Menswear, Roberto Cavalli 9 Comments Magazine: L'Officiel Hommes Paris Issue: #25 Editorial: After Hours Featured Star: Daniele Cavalli Photography by André Saraiva Styling by Tom Guinness Website: www.jalougallery.com The New L'Officiel Hommes Paris features Daniele Cavalli posing in pieces from his own Roberto Cavalli menswear collection photographed by magazine's new creative director André Saraiva and fashion editor Tom Guinness. For more of Daniele and the brilliant Cavalli men's pieces continue after the jump: Pieces featured in the shoot come from the Spring Summer 2012 men's collection designed by Daniele, click HERE to view images and our review of the same. 9 Responses Manuele Rigante October 31, 2011 I love what he did with the collection, hes bringing back Roberto Cavalli menswear back to the spotlight in a good way! Jane October 31, 2011 Very interesting , thanks Nicole Eastmann October 31, 2011 had no idea that is roberto cavalli’s son Sally Jette October 31, 2011 cute guy and very nice collection Macy Vannuland November 1, 2011 Bringing the style back I love that. Maybe its not really pushing the boundaries but at least its very stylish. Surprised to see this from Cavalli to be honest. Roberto Perrera November 1, 2011 So he designs the whole collection himself? It has nothing to do with Roberto anymore? Paul Simon November 2, 2011 no animal prints thats a surprise Gema Zalamea November 3, 2011 Where or what would I have to do? And what’s the cost?. Gino Struber November 3, 2011 I love those suits
Manuele Rigante October 31, 2011 I love what he did with the collection, hes bringing back Roberto Cavalli menswear back to the spotlight in a good way!
Macy Vannuland November 1, 2011 Bringing the style back I love that. Maybe its not really pushing the boundaries but at least its very stylish. Surprised to see this from Cavalli to be honest.
Roberto Perrera November 1, 2011 So he designs the whole collection himself? It has nothing to do with Roberto anymore?
