Pedro Pinto Makes Tailoring Look Like a Contact Sport
Model Pedro Pinto is serving thee strong-and-silent kind of fashion editorial that does not need to shout. The Elite Milano model steps in front of photographer Filippo Thiella for a new Victor Magazine Brasil spread built around sharp menswear, sculpted proportions and enough attitude to make standing still look like an event.
The June 2026 editorial brings Pinto together with stylist Stefano Guerrini, with styling assistance from Filippo Cancellier and Sveva Saraceni. Grooming comes courtesy of Matteo Bartolini, who worked with Sisley Paris, BaByliss Pro and Oribe.
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Pedro Pinto’s Menswear Mix
See the complete Victor Magazine Brasil editorial, then shop into two of the labels confirmed in Pedro Pinto’s wardrobe rotation.
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And the wardrobe does not exactly play timid. Victor credits pieces from Sapio, Diesel, Giovanni Cavagna, Akris, Yezael by Angelo Cruciani, Random Identities by Stefano Pilati, House of Nitti, A.N.G.E.L.O. Vintage, Antinoo and Tom Ford across the complete editorial.
That lineup gives Guerrini plenty to work with: established luxury sits next to directional Italian design, vintage and labels with a taste for reshaping the male silhouette. Rather than reducing Pinto to one easy “hunk in clothes” equation — although, hello, eyes work — the styling lets structure, texture and proportion do some of the flirting too.
Pedro Pinto Steps Into Victor Magazine Brasil
Pinto is represented by Elite Milano, and this shoot gives him the kind of clean editorial showcase that makes sense for a model portfolio: expressive without becoming costume, polished without sanding away all the personality.
Thiella’s name is already familiar across men’s fashion imagery, with editorial work spanning titles including Style Magazine Italy, FY Magazine! and MMScene. Here, the focus stays squarely on Pinto and Guerrini’s wardrobe story — masculine fashion with enough shape and tension to keep the frames from feeling like a catalog.
The grooming stays in the same lane. Bartolini’s work supports the clothes and the model instead of trying to become a separate story, while the overall team keeps the shoot firmly planted in modern men’s editorial territory.
For INYIM, this is exactly why Model Watch exists. Sometimes the assignment is not complicated: strong model, strong photographer, smart styling, good clothes. Put them together correctly and get out of the way.
See More of Pedro Pinto by Filippo Thiella
The images below continue the June 2026 Victor Magazine Brasil editorial photographed by Filippo Thiella and styled by Stefano Guerrini.
Pedro Pinto for Victor Magazine Brasil. Photography: Filippo Thiella; styling: Stefano Guerrini; styling assistants: Filippo Cancellier and Sveva Saraceni; grooming: Matteo Bartolini.
Source: Victor Magazine Brasil; Models.com.
