Tag: Javier Biosca

It’s Parker Baby! | Campaign Pepe Jeans Underwear AW 2019

Here's the full It's Parker Baby! | Campaign Pepe Jeans Underwear AW 2019 shot by Javier Biosca Misbehave Parker has become one of the most solicited...

How Andrés Sanjuan become a supermodel in demand nowadays

It has been an excellent year for the career of Andrés Sanjuan, the most sought after, the most searched on the internet, the most requested by major fashion brands, requested to work on the runways of Madrid Fashion Week and Cibeles.

Sean O’Pry for L’Officiel Hommes Spain 2016 by Javier Tomas Biosca

Sean O'Pry for L’Officiel Hommes Spain 2016 by Javier Tomas Biosca

MILES MCMILLAN FOR L’OFFICIEL HOMMES ESPAÑA BY JAVIER BIOSCA

Stunning Miles poses for L’Officiel Hommes España summer issue photographed by Javier Biosca.
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