Pulling Us Closer To: Viktor Letyagin Thanks to Victor Lluncor

When we look these snaps––it Pulling Us Closer To: Viktor Letyagin Thanks to Victor Lluncor exclusive for Fashionably Male webzine.

There’s no way we can discuss about the work of Victor Lluncor, published, refined, very well done. He lately has been working with new faces from the largest city of Russia, Moscow.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

About Viktor

Viktor Letyagin is a retired soldier from the Russian Navy who has decided to try his luck in the modeling world.

With only 25 years and 190 cm height (6’2″) Brown hair and brown eyes. He is little lover of social networks, lover of sports.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male
Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

“I met him at a casting of the SKY models management agency in St. Petersburg.” Says Victor Lluncor via email
“We took the photos one day before my trip to Peru, and I hope Viktor can soon receive a good offer outside of Russia.”

And we are wishing a very good start in the modeling business to Viktor, he’s got it all: he’s a good looking guy, natural fit body, disciplined, height and beautiful skin.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

One thing we can say is that a lot of our traffic is from Asia, particular in China and Japan. And I know that a lot of asians are obsessed with Russians––don’t ask me why.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

But you can see clearly why modeling agencies from Asia are always looking for fresh new faces and newcomers from Moscow. Is a good thing, they perfectly know how to pursuit a new model.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male
Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

To be in front of the lens of Victor Lluncor, you have to be incredible handsome, good-looking guy, with a sexy body, and availability.

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Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

When we look these snaps––it Pulling Us Closer To: Viktor Letyagin Thanks to Victor Lluncor exclusive for Fashionably Male webzine.

Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male
Viktor Letyagin by Victor Lluncor for Fashionably Male

Model: Viktor Letyagin @viktorletyagin
Photography: Victor Lluncor @victorlluncor  
Agency: SKY MODELS MANAGEMENT @skymodels
Retouch Oxana Love @oxana_lvova

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  1. Perfect ezact body ttype its just a shame he was wearing a pastel colour or pattern instead of black designer swimbreifs i think designers need to shift there focus away from black and concentrate hilighting and most importantly incoropating colour and patterns black is to morbid! ✈️

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