Romulo Arantes Neto landed in the country a few weeks ago after spending some time in Los Angeles, where I hear he signed with an agent. Since apparently I had a lot to do with Romulo's recent international exposure, his booker Sergio Mattos made sure to send me a picture for the blog.
Another exclusive shot of Romulo at the beach after the jump.
Models Mateus Verdelho, Smailey Constantino, Rodrigo Calazans, Leandro Lima, and Victor Pecoraro, straight from Miami to Made In Brazil, courtesy of JD Ferguson. Love it.
I have just died and gone to supermodel heaven: Raquel, Bruna, Flavia, Isabeli, Caroline Ribeiro, and Caroline Trentini, backstage at the Oscar de la Renta show in New York.
It is going to be pretty hard to top what my friend JD Ferguson accomplished here. I am freaking loving it.
For more backstage pictures of New York Fashion Week, head over to V magazine (and make sure to check out this sexy picture JD took of Parker Gregory and Garrett Neff).
This may cheer you up: model Ana Paula Araujo sharing the Brazilian love in Turks & Caicos.
My friend Matthew took it a few weeks ago (he even made the sign), and I love it. Thanks.
Models Raphael Sander and Raphael Swarowsky share the love backstage at the Mario Queiroz show last Friday at SPFW.
Nicolas Figueras is actually made in Argentina, but he is definitely my favorite new face this season in São Paulo.
Yesterday he was booked back to back for Zoomp and V.Rom.
Nicolas is represented by Viva. Book him while you can.
New faces from 40 Graus Models Christian Rosa, Jean Carlos Zonta, Weder Wilham, Daniel Grah, and Reinaldo Berthoti.
I may not be in Rio covering the shows this season, but I am certainly feeling the love. There are more male models after the jump.
After skipping the shows last season and spending some time in New York, Rodrigo Calazans is back on national territory (and holding a Made In Brazil sign).
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Models Raphael Sander, Daniel Grah, Pedro Polo, Pablo Lorenzatto, and Renato Rangel, share the love backstage at the Coca-Cola Clothing show yesterday.
Click to enlarge. And yes, in case you are wondering the sign does say Made In Brazil, and I also have no idea why Coca-Cola decided to put out a clothing line and show it in Rio.
All models at 40 Graus. More backstage pictures after the jump.
This is officially the funniest Made In Brazil shot I have gotten so far: models Pedro Bissi, David Jensen, and Davi Costa.
Now which one of them drew the Brazilian flag?
Picture by my friend JD Ferguson, who is in Miami at the moment.
I couldn't. Thanks to model Thiago Lisboa and Anderson at Ragazzo Model Magament.
This whole thing with the Made In Brazil signs just keeps on getting better.
Thanks Giu and Andre Ziehe for being such good sports. Love it.
I am loving this I (heart) Made in Brazil moment the blog is going through. Today one of my favorite bombshells, model Emanuela de Paula, steps it up a notch with series of polas which would make even Meisel proud.
Click to enlarge. Thanks Michael and Emanuela for sharing the love.
Newcomer Henzo Hülle shares the love today, straight from Espírito Santo.
Something tells me that Alexandre Cunha, who opened the last D&G show, is destined to become the next biggest Brazilian boy on the block. Check out more pictures of him at JD Vision, and you might agree with me.
Here is another shot of Cauã Reymond to celebrate a week when I was surprised with pictures from Alessandra, Marcelle Bittar, Bruna Tenório, and Flavia de Oliveira.
My friend JD Ferguson may have started a trend when he shot Evandro for the blog.
PS- Thanks to my friends who took me out last night, and made sure I had a great birthday. I loved it (especially the lap dance part).
Flavia de Oliveira and Marcelle Bittar, directly from Paris to Made In Brazil.
Love it, love it, love it.
Actor Cauã Reymond shares the love during a shoot for Nova magazine.
I hope this is becoming a trend. One more after the jump.
This must be my lucky week: first Alessandra in New York, and now Flavia, Bruna and Marcelle directly from the shows in Paris last week.
Thanks to my lovely friend who made it happen. More coming tomorrow.
Needless to say, the picture below made my Friday night.
Thanks Greg and Alessandra for sharing the love.
Ms. Allie Ambrose is reportedly the highest-paid model in the US at the moment thanks to her Victoria's Secret contract. She is on the cover of both Ocean Drive and the latest British GQ.
And in case you haven't seen the Victoria's Secret ad on Vanity Fair yet, here it is (avec fellow Brazilian angels Izabel Goulart and Adriana Lima).
I am already having the best morning ever. Look at what my friend JD Ferguson delivered to my mailbox.
Nothing can beat that today: Caroline Trentini with an "I (heart) Made In Brazil" sign, and an interview with her on JD's blog.
JD: Okay, I have a question I've always wanted to ask. Are Brazilian girls just as crazy about Brazilian boys as the rest of us are?
CT: Yes, I think so. People ask me, "Whats your type?" and I always say, "Tall Brazilian."
Love her. One more picture after the jump.
Needless to say, this picture of model Evandro Soldati made my weekend.
Thanks to photographer JD Ferguson and V mag.
