[Male Model] Evandro Soldati - Model is His Destiny

Time brings summer to the end. Yet it can’t stop Brazil from producing hot male models. Before the end of the summer, let’s take a look another Brazilian mode, Evandro Soldati.

Italian Ancestry
Evandro Soldati, a patron of the runway in Fashion Week. We all know that Dolce & Gabbana is deeply into Brazilian male models. (I think I can write an article about how many Brazilian male models does Dolce & Gabbana recruit?) U can see Soldati’s face (and his abs as well) shows up in Dloce & Gabbana fashion show and campaigns. In the campaigns of  2014 SS and AW, Evandro Soldati appears in front the lens of both, moreover, in the music video for Lady Gaga's single Alejandro as well (Lucky GAGA!).

                          

Italian ancestry makes Soldati stand out and easily recognizable in the row on the runway. At beginning, his face and bones structure confused me that he is from Italy. 

  
Capoeira Boy
Soldati’s mom was the scouter who found his talent of being model then signed him for Ford contest in 2002 (He was 17 then.Well done, Mrs. Soldati). His model journey is quite lucky, he had starred in noted campaigns for Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Abercrombie & Fitch, Guess, Giorgio Armani while these campaigns put him on the map of fashion. He is one of the models Dloce & Gabbana fondle now. 

This dog is 10 times than his cutie

When it comes to soccer, it profoundly bonds with Brazil. So, less surprising, Evandro Soldati is into soccer ( FIFA really needs to organize a World Cup-Model Vision), however, the Brazilian martial art capoeira is his big love. Wow, this is the first time I heart that model play capoeira, seems so hot.

U know what, Soldati is another dog person, and u know what, he keeps a tiny cutie as a pet according to his instagram (Why Brazil boy loves keeping little dog as a pet? Why? There are three boys crazy about their tiny pretties, MateusVerdelho, Rodrigo Calazans and Evandro Soldati.)

Follow him on instagram @EvandroSoldati1

Photos from homotography