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The House of Nines Fall/Winter 2013 Collection

A precisely engineered silhouette is at the core of The House...

Luke in color

Luke Worrall at D1 Models lensed by Georgie Wileman and styled by Chad Burton for the issue #4 of Boys by Girls.

Michael Morgan by Charl Marais | 1883

D1 model Michael Morgan is photographed by Charl Marais and styled by Chad Burton in an Alexis Mabille x HOM story for 1883 Magazine, with artwork by Nicolas Santos.

Julian Ardley by Clara Copley

Photographer Clara Copley shares with us her recent session with Julian Ardley, a promising face at D1 Models.

CLIENT Model of the Week: Michael Morgan

Client Magazine‘s new Model of the Week featuring Michael Morgan at D1 photographed by Ian Cole.
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