Sex-charged photos that are now wearable art
Fashion brand Beverly Hills Cowboy has teamed up with the Bob Mizer Foundation to create an eye-catching range of clothes that feature Mizer’s male-gaze photography.
Curated by creative director Esteban Prado, the collection – which consists of eight t-shirts, nine briefs, and two sweatshirts – was created using images selected from the photographic archives of Bob Mizer.
The founder of Athletic Model Guild and Physique Pictorial, Mizer’s work has helped shape our understanding of masculinity and male sexuality.
The images featured are taken from photographs that were part of Mizer’s Bondage, Shower, Adonis, Sailor, Cowboy, and Surfer series, as well as directly referencing Mizer’s film titles and graphic language. All infused by the sun-drenched queer aesthetic of Los Angeles.
Terry Miller stripped off for photographer Luke Austin to showcase the collection.
The collection is available from Beverly Hills Cowboy and the Tom of Finland Store.
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