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Neil Patrick Harris shows off fashion and undies while promoting his Netflix show Uncoupled.

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The July/August 2022 issue of Out features gorgeous photography within its cover story of Neil Patrick Harris -- and here's a behind-the-scenes look at its creation.

In the video, the Uncoupled star posed for the camera of photographer Dean Isidro.

The shoot was coordinated by Out's creative director Ben Ward and with on-site creative Raine Bascos, stylist Sam Spector, grooming by Amy Komorowski, and DP Jesus Baez.

See the shoot below and pick up the 30th-anniversary issue of Out on newsstands.

This article is part of Out's May/June 2022 issue. Support queer media and subscribe -- or download the issue through Amazon, Kindle, Nook, or Apple News.

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