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Sunday, September 28, 2025
Happy Birthday today September 29th
A Look Back: The Theatre at Lincoln Center on February, 2015
'The barefoot model, who hit the catwalk wearing nothing but a gold velour cape, accessorised with a gold bangle and some kind of gold willy ring, made a truly valiant effort not to look like he was having THE WORST DAY EV-ER as he sashayed past the gawping crowd cupping his balls.'
FH readers know I love a look back, and today we're looking back to Fashion week 2015. The male model, and runway show, were part of designer MT Costello's line shown at the Art Hearts Fashion Show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week ten years ago.
I know most of you lovers of the male form have seen some of these shots before, maybe even here on FH. I love featuring cfnm imagery, especially male models on the runway. Unfortunately, so many of the nude models on the runway shots I've found recently are AI fakes, but this show was very much real. There was also something new I only discovered this week.
I'd never seen the video before, nor do I remember seeing images of the male model from behind. The only 'new' thing I still have yet to find, is the model's name. Anyone have any idea?
Autumnal Unwears: Isaac by Michael von Redlich
'You may not be able to change the weather, but you can dress accordingly to help cope with it.'
If you live somewhere that goes through each of the four seasons, you know about seasonal clothing. You probably remember your mother hounding you twice a year that it was time to unpack your 'winter' or 'summer' clothes. Most of us had a place or storage box that stored our off seasons clothes. I hated equally putting away my shorts and tank tops in the fall, and my winter jackets and long johns in the spring.
Although we experience all four seasons, we usually only had storage boxes for two of them. We really didn't have a designated space for 'Autumn' and 'Spring' clothes, although there was one specific piece of clothing I had versions of for each of the four seasons. That of course was the jacket. I had a light coat for spring, a windbreaker for the summer, two jackets for winter, (a winter jacket and a heavier parka) and one jacket for fall.
The fall jacket was light enough to wear even if it was warm outside, and also warm enough to shield the body from the brisk Autumn winds. As much as I loved my fall jacket, it was also one I also loved to unwear. I was always taking it off when playing outside, and have vivid memories of my mother yelling at me to 'put my jacket back on.' It's also the jacket I was most likely leave somewhere, and be forced to return later to find.
I'm quite sure if one of his parents was nearby on the day of this shoot, if they would have been yelling at model Isaac Green, (naturetwink603) to put his jacket back on. Although I have profiled a few nude models who had their mothers as their managers, it's really a good thing that parents are usually not in attendance during nude photoshoots. If Isaac's were present this shoot, they'd most likely be yelling at him to also keep his pants on as well...
Many of you are familiar with Isaac, and his collaborations with photographer Michael von Redlich. Michael shared a treasure trove of images from the multiple shoots last year, some of which I've previously featured on the site. (HERE:) Michael shot Isaac over multiple seasons, and if you checked out those previous pieces, you saw that photographer and model battled not just late summer sun, but the cool Autumn air and perilous elements of winter.
By far however, most of the images Michael shared of Isaac were Autumnal themed. Although they haven't shot in quite awhile, Isaac has fond memories of his adventures with Michael and all the content they created. Since his last shoot with Michael, Isaac has had the opportunity to travel and work in a variety of other photographers. Isaac promises he has a lot of great new content to share on his social media sites over the next few months.
Now if you've seen Isaac's work, and Michael's for that matter, you know that regardless of the season, or the temperature, eventually that jacket, and those pants, eventually come off. Check out more of Michael's work with Isaac, without any restrictions from those pesky fall fashions, on the NEXT PAGE HERE:
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