Dark Mode Light Mode
Tik Tok Instagram Facebook Its Not You Its Me Radio BlueSky
Noah Jupe Talks Bill Nighy, Acting & Life After Hamnet For BBC Radio 6 Music Read Now
Dark Mode Light Mode
What are You Looking For?
Popular Searches
Trending Now

Latest In Preferred Source

Advertisement

Exclusive | Aleksander Sloth by Antonis Delta

PUBLISHED:12:08 am PT, January 28, 2016
byAnthony De La Cruz
0

“New Danish face Aleksander Sloth is photographed by Antonis Delta in a Homotography Exclusive beach side story. Aleksander is styled by Theodore Leventakis in pieces from Rick Owens, Lost&Found and stylist’s own. The blue-eyed beauty is represented by Le Management in Denmark, Fashion Models Management in Milan and VN in Athens.” – homotography.blogspot.com

Reader Reactions

What’s Your Reaction?

Tap the response that fits.

Reader Comments Be first Click here to leave a comment
Add a comment Add a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended for You

Jacob Elordi in Cartier’s LOVE campaign featuring the LOVE Unlimited bracelet Jacob Elordi in Cartier’s LOVE campaign featuring the LOVE Unlimited bracelet

Jacob Elordi Makes Cartier’s LOVE Unlimited Bracelet Look Effortlessly Cool

Oak Smith & Calum Hall Shift From Monochrome to Natural Color in Michael Kai Young’s Editorial

Jasper Marquit & Eugen Ivanov Bring Dapper Chemistry to Harper’s Bazaar Thailand

Philip Lach de Bère & Alberto Perazzolo Bring Easy Chemistry to “Boys Next Door”

Paolo Feliciangeli and Nicola Russo in the Bare & Bold editorial photographed by Giuseppe Attanasio Paolo Feliciangeli and Nicola Russo in the Bare & Bold editorial photographed by Giuseppe Attanasio

Paolo Feliciangeli & Nicola Russo Turn Up the Rivalry in “Bare & Bold”

Simone Stravolo in L’Officiel Hommes’ Object of Observation editorial photographed by Sasha Olsen Simone Stravolo in L’Officiel Hommes’ Object of Observation editorial photographed by Sasha Olsen

Sexy-Eyed Model Simone Stravolo Commands L’Officiel Hommes in “Object of Observation”