Out Magazine presents David Gandy and “The New Romantics”

Styling by Grant Woolhead | Photography by Blair Getz Mezibov  "Guys know I'm heterosexual so no, they don't hit on me. But I've been in the fashion industry for years where many of the creative and designers are gay, so we always flirt and have a great laugh. Usually they just try and introduce me to their hot girlfriends."
Styling by Grant Woolhead | Photography by Blair Getz Mezibov
“Guys know I’m heterosexual so no, they don’t hit on me. But I’ve been in the fashion industry for years where many of the creative and designers are gay, so we always flirt and have a great laugh. Usually they just try and introduce me to their hot girlfriends.”
Shirt and swim shorts by Boglioli. Sunglasses by Moscot. Watch by Cartier
Market Editor: Michael Cook. Photo Assistants: Elizabeth Mcalevey, Roman Felix, Craig Soloman. Producer: Johnny Pascucci

Pants by Hermès. Watch by Cartier (worn throughout)
Swim shorts by Tommy Hilfiger
Shirt by Marc Jacobs.
Swim shorts by Boglioli.
Sunglasses by Persol.
Pajama suit by Topman
Pajama shirt by Gucci
Pajamas by Prada
Shirt and pants by Versace
The most famous male model in the world talks about his favorite underwear, working with Mario Testino, and why guys don’t hit on him.

David James Gandy is gorgeous. He’s famous for being the most successful male model (he’s represented by Select Model Management), and at a time when men seemed more comfortable than ever with being gazed upon by men (and women), we wondered what his secret was for staying relevant?

“I’m not sure there is any great secret,” he confesses. “Really, I analyzed the success of the female supermodels, and the platform they had used, and we went from there. It is about diversification and branding, making your own mark on something. It’s never about doing things better than anyone else, more about strategy and doing things differently to everyone else.”

Gandy is featured on the February 2015 cover of Out magazine, and we asked him a few of our other most pressing questions about his career, including why it’s OK for him to flirt with gay guys.

Styling by Grant Woolhead | Photography by Blair Getz Mezibov

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