New Faces: Arthur Guss, Model
With each Fashion Week and the issue of the magazine, the model industry updates the lists of promising models. Under the heading "New faces" Look At Me tells about young men and women who managed to stand out from the rest and still make themselves known in the future.
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Despite the fact that for several seasons the Belgian Arthur Guss participates in the most important men's shows, information about him is not so easy. The young man started off, unexpectedly for everyone, opening the Prada men's show in the FW 2012 season, and next week in Paris, he was the first to go to Dior Homme, Kris Van Assche and Lanvin. Over the next few months, Arthur only managed to update his portfolio, and a year ago he participated in women's shows.
It is no secret that the opening of the Prada provides a career for almost all novice models. Arthur was no exception: at the end of fashion weeks, he looked into the studio of Terry Richardson, and soon starred for Japanese Vogue. The fashion model became the face of the Kris Van Assche lookbook, withdrew from Carly Kloss for the British Vogue and appeared on the pages of Wonderland. After working in Hero, on the cover of which he appeared in the ring for the Givenchy nose, he went to the castings of spring-summer collections. This time he ended up not only in Milan and Paris, but also in London. There, Arthur once again made all the major shows, including Gucci, Valentino and Louis Vuitton. Most recently, Guss starred for his first campaigns: McQ and Neil Barrett.
