We featured the new issue of Dapper Dan here, now it’s time to take a look inside with this brooding black and white editorial. Focusing on the equally brooding work of Kris Van Assche, this one is shot by Vassilis Karidis and styled by Nicholas Georgiou. Reach for some Joy Division if you’re looking for an appropriate soundtrack. (cqc)

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Another great magazine release. Dapper Dan manages to offer something a little conceptual without crossing the line into pretentious. Described as a magazine “interested in inspiration, not novelty”, now on its fourth issue, the Athens publication features pieces on Kris Van Assche, Ann Demeulemeester, Richard Wirick, Paolo Rovers, Robert Rabensteiner, Philip Aarons, AA Bronson, Jung and Wenig and musician Piero Ilov.

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Following up on our look at issue #3 of Dapper Dan, here are some scans from their “The Gun Will Wait” editorial. Photographer, Vassilis Karidis, and stylist, Nicholas Georgiou, work over Matvey Lykov in these above ground wide looks. (sm)

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Issue #3 of Dapper Dan has been delivered. You, of course, have more than a wide share of magazines on the market that cover menswear. Dapper Dan’s approach falls more into what we consider to be a lifestyle front and center approach. “In Dapper Dan’s third issue, Angelo Flaccavento studies the cult of Rei Kawakubo; legendary designer Yohji Yamamoto pulls a bomb from his heart; Berlin-based artist Christopher Kline guides us through the stations of a snakebraid; Thomas Eberwein and Jerome Rigaud discuss the creative potentials of technology; photographers Charlotte Ballesteros and Hubert Marot explore the paradox of beauty…”

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