Ashton Kutcher has that Alain Delon thing happening (somewhat! c'mon!) in Têtu (Mars 2011), above. The same issue's coverboy is Thomas I.—and I do declare, he sure ain't ugly:

From Hercules (Issue 09 A/W 2010-11), gotta love this Terry Tsiolis-shot macho-dandy. He looks like Mapplethorpe a bit, no? To be sure, hand me that bullwhip:

His pal from the same shoot is also quite something, and also quite '80s:

But my fave from that same ish is this guy, as seen by Giampaolo Sgura for a shoot called "One of a Kind." He sure is:

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Italian Vanity Fair (6 Aprile 2011) recreates a famous Helmut Newton pose using the original model's daughter, Nathalie Lyon. Magnificent! The same issue features models recreating their own poses decades later.

Above, Ashton Kutcher is a luscious lurker in Italian Vanity Fair (March 23, 2011). Below, Bernhard Wilhelm from Manner (February 2011):

Andrew Cooper gives his underwear something to think about in MMensuel (Numéro 14):

From the same mag, Neil Ingham by Wander Aguiar:

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Duran Duran is looking well-preserved in Italian Vanity Fair (March 23, 2011) in photos by Mary McCartney. Who was your fave back in the day?

Fabulous model Carmen Dell'Orefice can still throw it down—as seen in Italian Vanity Fair (16 Marzo 2011)—even though she's 80 years old.

Italian World Cup Alpine ski racer Christof Innerhofer shows off his outer beauty in Italian Vanity Fair (16 Marzo 2011):

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Sixty-seven-year-old Lauren Hutton courts herself for Italian Vanity Fair (16 Marzo 2011). Quite disturbing.

Broadway baby (oh, baby!) Aaron Tveit from Vanity Fair (April 2011) above. Below, James Franco as seen in Italian Vanity Fair (02.03.2011):

I must admit I'm thinking of Shaun White in a new light after glimpsing this mane-free candid from People (March 14, 2011):

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From Italian Vanity Fair (02.03.2011), 36-year-old Italian TV director/actor/screenwriter Giampaolo Morelli has got it, flaunts it.

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Above, Joe Manganiello looks intense even when simply going about his business. (Wouldn't it be fun to go about his business for a bit?) Thank Star (March 7, 2011) for the shot.

Then there's Details (March 2011) with Pablo Schreiber of Lights Out, a series whose title reminds me of Janice Dickinson's famous saying that a paramour of hers once "fucked her lights out":

TV Guide (February 28—March 6, 2011) gives us a Noah Wylie-esque boxing shot of Schreiber:

The same issue offers a fairly arresting image of Fairly Legal dude Michael Trucco:

Italian Vanity Fair (23.02.11) has some nice Rafael Nadal ad images:

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