10 New, Diverse Models to Know from New York Fashion Week: Men’s
Diversity was the saving grace this season for an otherwise lackluster New York Fashion Week: Men’s, and casting directors perhaps pulled more weight for Spring 2018 than many designers. Emerging brands like Willy Chavarria, Teddy Ondo Ella, and Bode, however, provided both a fresh aesthetic as well as new faces, bringing some authenticity and youthful energy to the stiflingly hot and stagnant week. Here are ten new faces you need to know, from the young street style star Abdulaye Niang to the queer-identifying America’s Next Top Model star, Kyle McCoy.
1Abdulaye Niang, Red Model Management
Abdulaye Niang walked the Ovadia & Sons Spring 2018 men’s wear show at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
2Kyle McCoy, Unsigned
Kyle McCoy walked the N.Hoolywood Spring 2018 show at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
3Sup Park, Wilhelmina
Sup Park backstage before walking the Patrik Ervell Spring 2018 show during New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
4Don Lee, Red Model Managment
Don Lee walked the Gustav Von Aschenbach by Robert Geller Spring 2018 men’s wear show at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
5Callum Stoddart, Re:Quest Model Management
Callum Stoddart backstage before walking the Boss Spring 2018 men’s wear show at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
6Myles Dominique, Fusion Models
Myles Dominique backstage before walking the Boss Spring 2018 men’s wear show at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
7Bom Chan Lee, IMG
Bom Chan Lee poses for the Katama Spring 2018 lookbook during New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
8Justin Fuentes, DT Model Management
Justin Fuentes walks the Represent Spring 2018 men’s wear show during New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
9Youssouf Bamba, Red Model Management
Youssouf Bamba walks the Todd Snyder Spring 2018 men’s wear show during New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
10Myles O’Neal, Next Management
Myles O’Neal models for the Descendant of Thieves presentation at New York Fashion Week: Men’s.
