A bonafide supermodel, IRINA SHAYK is one of the most globally recognized women in fashion and entertainment. Throughout her illustrious career, Irina has appeared in campaigns for international brands such as Versace, Givenchy, Intimissimi, Burberry, Dsquared2, Moschino, Marc Jacobs Beauty, and most recently was the face of Jean Paul Gaultier's "Scandal" fragrance. Irina has graced the covers of some of the most prestigious fashion publications including Vogue Italia, Vogue Japan, Vogue Brasil, Numéro France, W, and Harper's Bazaar; she has also been featured in the editorials of international issues of Vogue, V Magazine, Love Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, InStyle, W, and Numéro France among others. On the runway, Irina has walked for brands such as Burberry, Versace, Max Mara, Miu Miu, Bottega Veneta, Givenchy and Marc Jacobs.
Irina has also collaborated with and created exclusive capsule collections with brands such as The Kooples, Ellen Tracy, and most recently, with Tamara Mellon - all of which achieved an exceptional sell-through.
Outside of fashion, Irina supports a maternity hospital in her hometown of Yemanzhelinsk, as well as supports local charities that help children and families in need. She is an official ambassador and fundraiser for the Pomogi organization in Russia which provides care to sick children.
Irina has also collaborated with and created exclusive capsule collections with brands such as The Kooples, Ellen Tracy, and most recently, with Tamara Mellon - all of which achieved an exceptional sell-through.
Outside of fashion, Irina supports a maternity hospital in her hometown of Yemanzhelinsk, as well as supports local charities that help children and families in need. She is an official ambassador and fundraiser for the Pomogi organization in Russia which provides care to sick children.
Adut Akech Bior is a South Sudanese-Australian model. Born in South Sudan, Akech was raised in Kenya and moved to Australia at age six.
Despite being scouted by local agencies at aged 13 and 14, she started her modeling career at 16.
She made her major Fashion Week debut in Paris, at Saint Laurent's Spring/Summer 2017 17 show. She also signed a modeling contract with Elite Model Management in Paris that year.
Since then, Adut has done multiple campaigns for Saint Laurent, and is an in-demand model for Valentino, Dior, Givenchy, and Versace. She has also shot campaigns for Fendi, Moschino, and Valentino.
In 2019 she was chosen by guest editor Meghan Markle as one of fifteen women to appear on the cover of the September issue of British Vogue. That same year she was named Model of The Year at the British Fashion Awards in London, England.
Adut has been featured in editorial in Vogue, 1-D, Dazed, Numero, among a long list of international publications.
Despite being scouted by local agencies at aged 13 and 14, she started her modeling career at 16.
She made her major Fashion Week debut in Paris, at Saint Laurent's Spring/Summer 2017 17 show. She also signed a modeling contract with Elite Model Management in Paris that year.
Since then, Adut has done multiple campaigns for Saint Laurent, and is an in-demand model for Valentino, Dior, Givenchy, and Versace. She has also shot campaigns for Fendi, Moschino, and Valentino.
In 2019 she was chosen by guest editor Meghan Markle as one of fifteen women to appear on the cover of the September issue of British Vogue. That same year she was named Model of The Year at the British Fashion Awards in London, England.
Adut has been featured in editorial in Vogue, 1-D, Dazed, Numero, among a long list of international publications.
Joan Smalls is one of the world's leading international supermodels and social justice activists. She grew up in Hatillo, Puerto Rico and while she holds a degree in psychology from the Interamerican University, Smalls knew that modeling was her passion and chosen career. Her persistence and determination eventually paid off when she was signed by a New York City agency and then went on to walk in a number of top designer shows and become the face of some of the most coveted brand campaigns.
As an Afro-Latina woman, Smalls has not only made strides in her industry as a model but she has used her voice and her platform to empower and educate others. In 2020, following the actions taken against the Black community, Smalls decided to donate 50 percent of her earnings for the remainder of 2020 to Black Lives Matter organizations. The supermodel took it a step further by founding her own resource site, DonateMyWage.org, which now highlights 20 organizations within the BLM movement and helps those interested to donate directly to causes they are passionate about. Smalls firmly believes that in order to see true change in any aspect of life, we must all work together and be that necessary change.
As an Afro-Latina woman, Smalls has not only made strides in her industry as a model but she has used her voice and her platform to empower and educate others. In 2020, following the actions taken against the Black community, Smalls decided to donate 50 percent of her earnings for the remainder of 2020 to Black Lives Matter organizations. The supermodel took it a step further by founding her own resource site, DonateMyWage.org, which now highlights 20 organizations within the BLM movement and helps those interested to donate directly to causes they are passionate about. Smalls firmly believes that in order to see true change in any aspect of life, we must all work together and be that necessary change.
Harvey Newton-Haydon's modeling career started when he was scouted at the age of 19. Shortly after, he became the face of L'Oréal Paris Studios. Growing a strong partnership with the brand, Harvey signed a cosmetic contract with them in 2012.
He quickly became an industry favorite, largely due to his impeccable work ethics. He landed models.com 's top 'Money guys" list in 2020, and since then, he has been the face of many fragrances including Givenchy's "Ange Ou Démon Le Secret," Dior's "Poison Girl," Joop!'s "Homme," and Cacharel's "Catch Me."
Featured in campaigns for H&M by Johan Renck, Roberto Cavalli by Cuneyt Akeroglu, and Hugo Boss by Peter Lindbergh, Harvey has established himself as one of the most in demand top male model in the industry.
He stays active by practicing Muay Thai and boxing, and practices mindfulness in his everyday life. Most important to Harvey is his family; his wife, entrepreneur Jenné Lombardo and their three children.
He quickly became an industry favorite, largely due to his impeccable work ethics. He landed models.com 's top 'Money guys" list in 2020, and since then, he has been the face of many fragrances including Givenchy's "Ange Ou Démon Le Secret," Dior's "Poison Girl," Joop!'s "Homme," and Cacharel's "Catch Me."
Featured in campaigns for H&M by Johan Renck, Roberto Cavalli by Cuneyt Akeroglu, and Hugo Boss by Peter Lindbergh, Harvey has established himself as one of the most in demand top male model in the industry.
He stays active by practicing Muay Thai and boxing, and practices mindfulness in his everyday life. Most important to Harvey is his family; his wife, entrepreneur Jenné Lombardo and their three children.
Alva Claire grew up in Herne Hill South East London, England, near Brixton, a part of London that is rich in Caribbean culture and history.
Her Jamaican father and Swedish-American mother both worked in the arts, so she was in an environment that encouraged a strong sense of self and emotional connection through art.
Alva studied Art and Design at the London College of Fashion and went on to intern with different stylists and brands. She knew she wanted to work in fashion, somehow, then made the leap to be a model.
She has since moved to Brooklyn, New York and now lives between both cities. She enjoys vintage shopping, journaling, and getting lost in Prospect Park.
"I have been spending more and more time getting to know my area of Brooklyn, and that has been so fun. I feel connected to both London and New York in different ways. I love the synergy between the two!" She offers.
"It's an exciting time in fashion and I can't wait to keep pushing myself and the industry to make important changes!"
Her Jamaican father and Swedish-American mother both worked in the arts, so she was in an environment that encouraged a strong sense of self and emotional connection through art.
Alva studied Art and Design at the London College of Fashion and went on to intern with different stylists and brands. She knew she wanted to work in fashion, somehow, then made the leap to be a model.
She has since moved to Brooklyn, New York and now lives between both cities. She enjoys vintage shopping, journaling, and getting lost in Prospect Park.
"I have been spending more and more time getting to know my area of Brooklyn, and that has been so fun. I feel connected to both London and New York in different ways. I love the synergy between the two!" She offers.
"It's an exciting time in fashion and I can't wait to keep pushing myself and the industry to make important changes!"