Aiden Andrews

New Zealand model Aiden Andrews arrived in fashion through the 2008 VMAN/Ford model search and quickly developed into one of those faces that could move between the experimental edge of menswear and its biggest commercial stages without losing his identity. Early work for Jil Sander and Raf Simons, including campaigns photographed by Willy Vanderperre, helped establish the long-haired, blue-eyed New Zealander as a distinctive presence of the era.That early momentum became a genuinely long career. Andrews has moved through runway, editorial and advertising work for names including Bottega Veneta, Zara, Carolina Herrera and Moncler Grenoble, while L'Uomo Vogue placed him on a cover for its 2018 relaunch and featured him in an accompanying tailoring editorial. More than fifteen years after his breakthrough, he remains active, with new work continuing into 2026.INYIM's own fashion archive caught Andrews repeatedly during the years when menswear blogs, runway imagery and independent fashion coverage were documenting a generation of models in real time. His appearances stretch across designer collections and multi-model editorials, making him exactly the kind of recurring face the INYIM Model Hub was built to preserve.