COVER - Corey O'Brien & Ryan Russell Embody Love

In a time when the country feels so divided, Corey O'Brien & Ryan Russell’s love solidifies to me how love can heal all. These two very unique men found each other during a time they didn’t think they were even interested in a relationship, but were so charming that they couldn’t get enough of each other. A year later, they are stronger than ever, supporting each other in the midst of 2020 chaos, celebrating sobriety, going to Black Lives Matter protests, and creating a YouTube Channel to celebrate their love and individuality. To learn about one of 2020’s cutest couples, please read further.

Evolution Towards Stakeholder Capitalism - Miko Takama

The fashion industry is the largest culprit of global capitalism and exploitation. Although the public is increasingly aware of sustainability issues, there’s been an attitude-behaviour gap between consumers “wanting to do good” and “purchasing sustainable products”. But, we’ve been through a lot this year — wildfire in Australia, global pandemic, Black Lives Matter. People are taking actions to fight for human rights, environmentalism, and climate change. Can we finally close the gap? Is this the year of evolution towards Stakeholder Capitalism?

COVER - Good Trouble

This week marks two months of straight Black Lives Matter protests in New York City, and in many other places across the United States. In the midsts of a pandemic, people from all over the world have come together to support the black community and fight against police brutality. People are waking up and learning about systemic racism and what it actually means to defund the police. But there is always more to be done. Please check out our BLM Resource Book for more information.

This has been a unique time in history because everything has been closed and boarded up and artists are without work. So, the streets of SoHo have had more empty canvases for the incredible and relevant art sprouting up everywhere. Artists are listed last on the list of essential businesses, but as history is happening around us, we are busier than ever. It is the art people will look back on to document the past, and that art is screaming to be heard, for justice, and for change.

EDITORIAL - Got Jeans?

You may have guessed that Jejune is all about finding excuses to get creative with sustainable fashion! Check out our latest editorial, where we take an old classic and reworked it to have a modern feel! Vintage jeans!

EDITORIAL - Getting Real With Colin Egglesfield

You may know Colin Egglesfield from his long list of acting roles, or him being named one of People Magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive”, but do you know that he is a two times cancer survivor. He also volunteers with kids suffering with cancer and helps support kids in under-served communities. Colin opens up with Jejune about his cancer journey, and his ongoing projects, in our exclusive interview below.

Editorials, Reviewed, zIssue 15Jejeune MagazineOctober 3, 2019male model, male fashion, cancer survivor, cancer, writer, fall fashion, fashion, give back, kids, sick kidsComment

EDITORIAL - BPM

BPM - beat per minute. There are many ways to love and celebrate your body: eating healthy, dancing in front of your mirror, buying clothing that makes you feel good, and working out. That’s why we are excited over Ted Sun’s new editorial with French ex-pro basketball player, Chris Kadima at Wilhelmina Sports & Fitness, where he shows us some of his moves.

Editorials, Reviewed, zIssue 10Jejune ContributorJune 13, 2019editorial, fashion, summer, summer fashion, fitness, wellness, male fashion, male model, activeComment

EDITORIAL: the Big Easy

Check out our latest editorial shoot on the beautiful streets of New Orleans, and absorb the history.

Editorials, Reviewed, zIssue 7Jejeune MagazineFebruary 22, 2019editorial, fashion, male fashion, New OrleansComment

No Man's Land - Video

As a continuation of our powerful No Man’s Land Feature, please watch the stunning fashion video by Michael Lavoie.

COVER STORY - No Man's Land

Be on the POSITIVE side of history and help us start celebrating Indigenous People’s Day with this stunning fashion editorial featuring the amazing Matthew Sinnaeve.

Ryan Lane - Climbing Over Obstacles

Learn more about deaf actor Ryan Lane here, as he manages to climb over the obstacles life throws at him and teaches us a little bit about deaf culture along the way.

Reviewed, Editorials, zIssue 2Kira BuccaSeptember 6, 2018deaf, deaf culture, fashion, male fashion, Ryan Lane, Switched At Birth, Actor, ASL, rock climbing

Interview With Phil Sullivan

Jejune had the pleasure to spend a day with Phil Sullivan, model and humanitarian. When Phil first moved to NYC, he found himself homeless for a short period of time, and that, with the help of a model friend, Shane Duffy, just started his desire to give back to the homeless community.

Editorials, Reviewed, zIssue1Kira BuccaFebruary 2, 2018male model, homeless, nonprofit, male fashion, Phil Sullivan, One Models, fashion, nature

Model Spotlight: Scott Neslage

As our society is constantly debating between being too politically correct or down right racist, the fashion industry, despite being celebrated for being forward thinking, is shockingly behind the times. There are more white models than any other race, and Asian models are a huge minority, particularly Asian men. When Asian men are represented, they are often showcased as exotic or androgynous, almost never as sexual beings. Well, we here at Jejune feel that Scott Neslage ( @scottneslage), from Soul Management, shot by Harold Mindel (@harold.mindel), will help change how the fashion world looks at Asian men!

Editorials, Reviewed, zIssue1.1Kira BuccaOctober 23, 2017fashion, male fashion, Asian, sexy men, equality, model spotlight, male model

Meet Laith Ashley

Model, Musician, Actor, and Transgender Rights Activist