New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Marilyn Agency

Milan:
I Love Models Management

With his trademark dreads, this Staten Islander is instantly recognizable as soon as he hits the runway, which he has for Louis Vuitton, Dries Van Noten, Loewe, Fendi, Tommy Hilfiger, Y-3, Boss, and Coach, among many others. Early editorials in Love Magazine and ODDA led to the Fall 2018 cover of Vogue Netherlands Man and a recent appearance in Document by Jack Pierson, as well as ads for Gucci by Glen Luchford, Y-3 by Angelo Pennetta, and Zara by Craig McDean.

New York:
Q Model Management NY

Paris:
Bananas Models

London:
Models 1

Milan:
Next Milan

Hamburg:
Modelwerk

Scouted while working in a bakery in Paris, this Tunisian made his mark with a few notable runway appearances, including Haider Ackermann and Y/Project, a Balmain Hair Couture campaign this past spring and scoring a twofer with Steven Meisel this season in his campaigns for Coach and Versace.

New York:
Red Model Management

Paris:
Marilyn Agency

London:
Next London

Milan:
d'management group

Make way for Baba! The talented New York artist continued his runway excellence for the recent F/W 19 season, booking top designers like Jil Sander, Jeremy Scoot and Kenzo. This spring he went to the next level by landing a campaign for Dolce & Gabbana.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
New Madison

London:
Storm Management

Milan:
I Love Models Management

Los Angeles:
VISION Los Angeles

Scouted on Instagram, this lifelong Angeleno has already notched four Gucci shows in a row, along with Acne, Fendi, and an exclusive with Zegna plus major editorials with Collier Schorr for L'Uomo Vogue, Mark Kean for T, and Campbell Addy for i-D. Three Gucci campaigns, by Glen Luchford and Ari Marcopoulos, have made 2018 his breakout advertising year.

New York:
VNY Models

Paris:
16MEN

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Copenhagen:
Two Management

Los Angeles:
Two Management

After making his mark as a Louis Vuitton exclusive for Spring 2017, this Estonian boxer earned a spot on our list of the top breakout runway guys of last year thanks to his turns for Bottega Veneta, Hermès, Craig Green, and Balmain among others. He follows up his ads for Moschino and Ports from last fall with a hat trick of Zara by Willy Vanderperre, Cerruti by Matthew Brookes, and Dirk Bikkembergs this spring.

New York:
HEROES Model Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Models 1

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Barcelona:
Uno Models

There is something about David... From his first appearance in Valentino in 2016 to his Bottega Veneta campaign in 2018, his work with clients like H&M, Zara and walking in shows like Balenciaga and Sies Marjan, all prove his cross brand irresistible appeal.

Cologne:
Tomorrow Is Another Day

He first turned heads by walking for Balenciaga with his siblings in the middle of Bois de Boulogne Park. Diacaria's stealthy but super blue chip show bookings continued with Valentino, Hermès, Boss, Kenzo, and Margaret Howell along with editorials in Arena Homme+, Man About Town, T Magazine and a campaign for Balenciaga. With his charming look, it's no surprise that Kris van Assche chose this Parisian student as one of the faces of his refreshed image of Berluti.

New York:
VNY Models

Paris:
Success Models

London:
Supa Model Management

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Balmain, Dries Van Noten, Tom Ford, and Berluti were all early fans of this soft-eyed Roman, whose continuing catwalk success for Hermès, Ferragamo, and Dunhill has translated into an impressive slew of campaigns for Fall 2018, with Ferragamo, Pal Zileri, and Aspesi all signing on.

New York:
The Identity

Raf Simons is a designer who knows what he likes and, since early 2017, that has been this curly-haired Spanish architecture student. After closing the Fall 2017 Calvin Klein show, he has appeared in nearly every campaign for the brand, from watches and jewelry and underwear to both the Jeans and 205W39NYC runway line while under an exclusive contract. Simons’s close collaborator Willy Vanderperre has become a major supporter as well, shooting him for Dust, i-D, and twice for Vogue Italia.

New York:
HEROES Model Management

Paris:
New Madison

Milan:
Brave Model Management

A former circus student, this British teen had a major début in W last year photographed by Harley Weir before going on to walk for Marc Jacobs, Miu Miu, Coach, and Celine. A recent Dazed cover capped off a strong editorial run including i-D and Love Magazine twice, demonstrating his young and edgy appeal.

London:
d1 Model Management

Stellar runway appearances through 2017, from Raf Simons and Boss to Coach and a closing spot at Zegna, along with editorials by Mario Sorrenti and Collier Schorr have translated into this young American’s newfound status as a favorite of Gucci’s Alessandro Michele since first walking for the house this past February. After an appearance in Loewe’s Spring 2018 book, he’s showed up in three Gucci campaigns in a row, snapped by the likes of Ari Marcopoulos and Glen Luchford.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
Premium Models

London:
Supa Model Management

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Toronto:
Elmer Olsen Model Management

After appearances on the runway for Tim Coppens, Louis Vuitton, and Valentino in January 2017, this angular American was locked in by Raf Simons, who had him exclusively for his own label and his first show at the helm of Calvin Klein. Fall 2017 campaigns for Calvin Klein Jeans, CK, and the newly renamed 205W39NYC line —all by Willy Vanderperre—soon followed, and he repeats in the brand’s new Pre-Spring ads as well.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Premium Models

London:
Elite London

Milan:
d'management group

Sri Lankan by way of Norway, Mahadevan has walked for a slew of shows from Burberry and Givenchy to Boss and Alexander McQueen since his start in the summer of 2017. Editorials by Paolo Roversi for L'Uomo Vogue, Ethan James Green for Vogue Hommes, and Kristin-Lee Moolman for Allure have rolled throughout 2018, and his ads for H&M, Fendi, Benetton, and Adidas this year mark him as a rising star.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Brussels:
Dominique Models

Hamburg:
Modelwerk

With his platinum buzz cut and toned physique, it's no surprise this Brazilian was quickly scooped up by Versace, who booked him as a Fall 2018 exclusive for his first-ever runway show. Moschino and Balmain quickly jumped on board as well, along with quirkier labels like Junya Watanabe, Issey Miyake, and Thom Browne, demonstrating his versatility. Spots in Vogue Italia by Steven Klein, Fucking Young!, and VMan have landed him his first campaigns for Fall 2018, as part of Versace's army of models and Tom Ford's sleek shots.

New York:
HEROES Model Management

Paris:
New Madison

London:
Supa Model Management

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Already the star of his own documentary covering his transition, this Canadian has marked a number of firsts for a transgender male model this year, from starring on the cover of L'Uomo Vogue photographed by Collier Schorr to closing Louis Vuitton's Fall 2019 women's show. His new Louis Vuitton campaign and recent shoots with Mario Sorrenti, Willy Vanderperre, and Ethan James Green mark him as an editorial favorite with plenty of promise.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Success Models

London:
Models 1

Fashion’s fascination with famous progeny continues with the son of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher. The heavy-browed Brit made his debut in 2016 in Love Magazine shot by Alasdair McLellan and has been an editorial favorite since in front of the lenses of Josh Olins and Collier Schorr. Saint Laurent has become his biggest fan of late, booking him exclusive for their Spring 2018 show and having him front the latest campaign by David Sims.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Success Models

Easily one of 2018’s breakout runway stars, having walked for everyone from Louis Vuitton and Valentino to Givenchy, Burberry, and Dior Homme, this sharp-featured Senegalese was discovered on the streets of Nice by casting director Piotr Chamier, who promptly placed him in a shoot by Jack Davison last year. Editorials in Vogue Hommes, Document, and L’Uomo Vogue have followed, and he makes his campaign début this season in Versace’s star-packed ads and Dior's first men's campaign, both by Steven Meisel.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
Success Models

London:
Models 1

Milan:
d'management group

Barcelona:
View Management

Los Angeles:
STATE Management

This avid surfer made waves at Sies Marjan as an introduction to his ethereal beauty. Niko's melancholic face (with his perfect brows) quickly has made him a muse for brands like Etro and Sisley. As they say, there's no way to go but up!

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

Sixth in line for the Danish throne, this curly-maned teen made his modeling début at Christopher Bailey’s final Burberry show last February before opening and closing Kim Jones’s first outing at Dior Men the following summer. Covers by Brett Lloyd and Marco van Rijt have marked his initial editorial turns and he makes his first appearance in a campaign for Dior Men by Steven Meisel this season.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Metropolitan / M Management

London:
The Squad

Milan:
CREW Model Management

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Hamburg:
Kult Models

Lisboa:
We Are Models

Rotterdam:
MAX Models

Stockholm:
MP Stockholm

Born in Guinea-Bissau and raised in Lisbon, Embaló was an early blue-chip favorite with a Zara lookbook straight out of the gate. Zegna, Balmain, Y-3, Hermès, Thom Browne, and Canali have all booked him for their runways since, while Willy Vanderperre and Brett Lloyd lensed him for, respectively, Zara's and Neil Barrett's Spring 2018 campaigns. An early preview of his Spring Loewe campaign by Steven Meisel shows his 2019 to already be off to a great start.

New York:
Fusion Models

Paris:
Metropolitan / M Management

London:
The Squad

Milan:
Elite Milan

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

Hamburg:
Modelwerk

Zurich:
METRO Models

A teaser image released by Kris van Assche as the first look of his new Berluti appointment made the industry take notice of this French beauty. It's no surprise to see his aristocratically elegant face on the cover of L'Uomo Vogue, in work for Alexander McQueen and in multiple editorial shoots.

Paris:
16MEN

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Stockholm:
Stockholmsgruppen

You can't miss this Swedish beauty with his signature beauty mark who rocked our socks since his exclusive debut at the Prada Spring 2018 show. The most prestigious men's shows have booked him including putting him in their campaigns (Prada and Lanvin). Zara has booked him twice assuring his continued rise.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Bananas Models

London:
Next London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Tokyo:
Bon Image Corp.

This impeccable South Korean doesn't need any introduction with fans of the runway. His show debut last year? Booking an exclusive in Milan for Prada AND an exclusive in Paris for Dior Homme ended with a Calvin Klein exclusive on a trip across the Atlantic. Such a monumental debut is rarely heard of for the male models. A top notch trifecta of shows as his start and his rock star street style has us enthralled (as well as his cut glass cheekbones). His momentum continues this year by booking 4 campaigns this season. Need we say more?

New York:
Red Model Management

Paris:
Bananas Models

Milan:
Independent Model Management

Tamsir, the Italian born model of Senegalese descent, with a to die for profile has ruled the runway since his debut at Ermenegildo Zegna a year ago. With continuous support from Zegna, Gucci, Fendi and new buzzy designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin, the momentum builds every day. Two back to back Valentino campaigns by Juergen Teller seals the deal that Tamsir is definitely a model on the rise.

New York:
Wilhelmina New York

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Wilhelmina London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Tokyo:
Donna Models

After an auspicious debut at Raf Simons' epic Blade Runner-inspired Spring 2018 show, this Portlander notched a major season this past summer, walking in Virgil Abloh's first outing at Louis Vuitton and starring in a pair of Steven Meisel's campaigns for Coach and Givenchy. After repeating in Coach's holiday ads, it's clear the floppy-haired poet is quickly becoming an industry favorite.

New York:
DNA Models

Antwerp:
REBEL MANAGEMENT

This edgy young Londoner has been a catwalk star since his start in the Fall 2016 season for Alexander McQueen, walking for everyone from Dior Homme and Coach to Boss and Dries Van Noten. One of our breakout runway faces of 2017, he’s also made key editorial appearances in Dazed, Document Journal, and Another Man and landed notable campaigns for Craig Green in 2016 and Neil Barrett last year. He continues his run this season with Hanna Moon’s Versus ads along with Zara’s men’s campaign by Craig McDean.

Represented by Rebel Management (Antwerp)

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Los Angeles:
IMG Los Angeles

In just over a year in the industry, this fine-featured Korean has become a face to watch thanks to his striking editorials and powerful show presence. Louis Vuitton has locked him in for a pair of lookbooks and Steven Meisel is clearly a fan as well, having lensed him for both Givenchy's and Versace's Fall 2018 campaigns.

New York:
Red Model Management

Paris:
Bananas Models

London:
Next London

Milan:
d'management group

Barcelona:
Uno Models

With his mop of wavy hair, this young Brit has been a runway standout since starting as a Burberry exclusive for Fall 2016. He’s walked for Dior Homme, Calvin Klein, JW Anderson, Off-White, and Craig Green among others and popped up in Nylon and Dazed in the two years since. He breaks into the big leagues this season with two major campaigns, Willy Vanderperre’s for CKCALVINKLEIN and Daniel Jackson’s for Topman.