Stop What You’re Doing And Check Out Bruce Weber’s Instagram

 

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Elliot a rugby player from England and a real gent

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Iconic 1980's, 1990's, and 2000's photographer Bruce Weber was gay before gay was cool, and definitely pushed fashion from being just plain gay to being super de duper Sean Cody jizz in your eyeballs gay. Weber - whose work for brands like Abercrombie & Fitch and Calvin Klein epitomized 90's masculinity, and can be read about in this GQ article - had a keen artistic eye for fuckity goddamn fuck-a-thon fuck pieces who seem to have tanned roughly 400 days out of the year and only owned microscopic swimwear. Yes and yes! Well I mean, wear sunscreen. But for the sake of the leathery 90's - yes!

Weber keeps up quite an active Instagram of his best work from years past, and it's a stroll down memory lane that will bring you back to the days when your go-to masturbatory aid was the guy on the Abercrombie bag in which you carried around your thirty-dollar t-shirt. Asking for a friend? Honestly, were guys just hotter back then, or am I just horny on a Wednesday? Spillzzzzzz.

 

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Upper St. Regis, Adirondacks—shot for @voguemagazine, 1993.

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Special delivery! Santa Barbara, California, 1987.

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Garrett cooling off, Miami 2007

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Garrett for V Man, Golden Beach, FL 2006.

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Sasha for the Per Lui “Summer Diary”—photographed in Twentynine Palms, CA 1986

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James Marsden for Interview, LA, 1996.

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Adrift somewhere on the Côte d’Azur, 1987.

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Spitfire Lake, Adirondack Park, NY 2002

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Weekend getaway in the Adirondacks with some friends back in ’82.

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Chad takes a dip in Lake Placid, NY 2001—from the first edition of my All-American journal.

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Trevor and Billie, Lower St. Regis Lake, Adirondacks, NY 2005

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Chad with River for @wmag in Miami, 2008 Creative direction @dennisfreedmannyc Fashion editor @alexwhiteedits Hair @paulhanlonhair Makeup @kaymontano

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You can’t help but falling in love in the Adirondacks—Shot in Adirondacks, NY, 2003

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Swimming at the pool in the Hollywood Hills—Los Angeles, CA, 2000.

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Beach boys shot for @calvinklein in Santa Barbara, California, 1987—part of my #lamerwavewalk piece for @weareprojectzero. Support the cause at @paddle8. Link in bio.

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Jeff Aquilon—a water polo player and my favorite guy to photograph. He was also the first person to teach me the computer. Pepperdine, Malibu, 1981.

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