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Out Magazine brings you the latest in gay fashion, worn by the hottest male models and captured in glorious detail by the best. Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and model ideas to try. See the full shoot and interview in the Attitude April Style issueout now to download and to order globally.

Billy Langdon has been modelling for just two years after being scouted via Instagram at 17 and moving from the West Midlands to London to pursue a career in front of the camera. Portrait series photographed by Samsung S20+.phone after gay conversations in the Cypriot nature.

The focus is on soft movement, toned bodies, and body expression through. For the Attitude April Style issueout now to download and to order globallywe invited three out and proud male models — Reece King, Billy Langdon and Marcus Hodson — to share their experience of being queer in the modelling industry, and how things are slowly but surely changing for the better.

There’s no fashion like gay fashion, and we are happy to prove it. Billy Langdon for the Attitude April Style issue. But obviously, times are changing. I never had really boyish friends. Only Men Studio shares a clean and stylish visual of gay male models posing in summer clothing on a quiet, natural beach.

Reece King for the Attitude April Style issue. Hired Hands Models (HHM) proudly represents a vibrant community of LGBTQ+ models, including gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, and transgender individuals, for fashion, commercial, lifestyle, and editorial campaigns across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and the UK.

Marcus Hodson for the Attitude April Style issue. Our editor in chief Christos Christou photographed model Andreas Ceraso in Chantara waterfall. A REY exclusive editorial, photographed in Fini village, Cyprus. Billy says the pressure on models to appeals to certain audiences can often prevent them from full expressing themselves — but that picture is beginning to improve.

Even when I was younger, I was always finding more things in common with the girls. But while many top designers and creative directors are gay, on the modelling side representation is still all too lacking, with casting directors continuing to rely heavily on heteronormative stereotypes when deciding on the face of their new campaign or collection.

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