Who:
Aamna Chahal — @ana.ch4 — Indian from Faridabad, Delhi NCR, India — born December 1st — 180 cm / 5’11” — she/her.

Where:
Inega (Mumbai – mother agency)

— What are 3 interesting facts about you?
1. As part of my medical degree, my favorite hours are spent in the human anatomy lab. There’s nothing quite like hands-on learning to build a deep appreciation for human physiology.
2. I’ve been deep into the gothic subculture since I was a kid. I love the music and fashion. It’s been a fun, creative outlet and a big part of how I express myself.
3. I’m a total horror movie buff – It’s pretty much the only genre on my watchlist.

— An issue or cause you are passionate about:
Wildlife conservation and animal rescue. Animals have been close to my heart ever since I was a kid, and I’ve always tried my best to help street animals whenever I can. If I weren’t pursuing my degree right now, I would without a doubt be working in the field of wildlife conservation to help out however I can.

— What is your biggest irrational fear?
Definitely clowns. I couldn’t tell you the exact reason why, but they just instantly make my skin crawl.

Who:
Heaven-Lee Lafreniere — @heavenleelafreniere — Canadian from Scanterbury, Manitoba, Canada — born June 25th — 170 cm / 5’7″ — she/her.

Where:
ABC MODELS MILAN (Milano), Panache Models (Winnipeg – mother agency), Sutherland Models (Toronto)

— How did you become a model?
When I was 13, a friend at school was starting to model, and I naively asked if I ever could. She told me no and teased that it was because of my ears. So when I saw a modeling pamphlet at a career fair, I signed up to prove a point. That led to a Model Search event with international scouts, after which my mother agency signed me. As soon as I turned 18, I left home and have been modeling internationally ever since. A mix of curiosity, persistence, and a little friendly rivalry opened unexpected doors for me.

— Tell us about your hometown.
As a Native American, I grew up on a reserve called Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, an hour north of Winnipeg, Manitoba. I am grateful for the land I grew up on. I was raised on acres of green land and lush forest, where I had the fortune of climbing trees, building forts, and getting lost in the bush for hours with my older brothers, following the North Star home after sunset. So many hours spent in the forest led to just as many hours picking off wood ticks, though I wouldn’t change a thing.

— What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever done?
During my first trip to Korea, I made an impulsive decision: hike Bukhansan, Seoul’s tallest mountain. It was mid-February, and I had only a pair of Nike Blazers on my feet, no traction spikes, and no real hiking gear. Just some snacks, questionable judgment, and a dream. (I reached the peak).

Who:
Sebastiaan Classen — @sebas_classen — Dutch from Amsterdam, The Netherlands — born May 10th — 188 cm / 6’2″ — he/him.

Where:
Sight Management Studio (Barcelona – mother agency)

— Share a bit about your background and upbringing.
I grew up in a family of 4. I am the youngest. I have 2 sisters, they are twins, and one older brother, who is also my best friend! I started playing a lot of sports at a young age, such as football, tennis, field hockey, sailing, and snowboarding! Also did a lot of traveling with my family!

— What’s an essential part of your daily routine?
Working out at the gym, but currently busy with my internship here in Barcelona!

— How did you become a model?
Coincidentally, I was watching El Clásico with some friends at Placa Reial, then I got scouted during the game by Sight!

Who:
Samba Sall — @samba.sall — Senegalese from Senegal — born February 9th — 190 cm / 6’3″ — he/him.

Where:
Major Model Management (New York)

— What are 3 interesting facts about you?
1. I was born and raised in Senegal and later chose to move to Brazil to pursue content creation.
2. I’m a Senegalese content creator with over 400K followers on TikTok.
3. I love fashion and dressing up; even when I’m just going to the store, I make an effort to dress well.

— The most interesting thing about your family:
Tailoring runs in my family, so I grew up surrounded by creativity and craftsmanship.

— An issue or cause you are passionate about:
I’m passionate about both representation and mental health. I believe it’s important for people from all cultures and backgrounds to feel seen and celebrated, while also encouraging them to trust themselves and prioritize their mental well-being. These two things go hand in hand. When people feel represented, they often feel more confident and empowered to take care of their minds and pursue their passions.