Matthew Holt : Fashion Model
Matthew Holt is a leading English fashion model. Daks, Gieves & Hawkes, Mango, and Tommy Hilfiger are among the many labels to feature him in a campaign. The English model has also appeared in numerous magazines. Matthew’s editorial tears include publications such as Esquire UK, L’Officiel Hommes Italia, and El Pais Icon. On the runway front, Matthew does not disappoint. Participating in countless fashion weeks, Matthew took to the catwalk for brands like Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, and Philipp Plein.
Work:
In 2014 Matthew Holt walked the fall runways for Calvin Klein, Carven, Givenchy, Cerruti, Y-3, Berluti, Melinda Gloss and Moncler. He walked the spring runways for Hackett, Gieves & Hawkes, James Long, Tiger of Sweden, Joseph, Dolce & Gabbana, MSGM, Philipp Plein, Boglioli, Ports 1961, Fendi, Canali, Carven, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Givenchy, Berluti, Y-3, J Lindeberg, Jack Spade, VFiles, Richard Chai, Todd Snyder, Perry Ellis, Billy Reid, Pyer Moss and Ovadia & Sons.
He was on the spring cover of JON Magazine. He modeled for an editorial in the January edition of Rollacoaster Magazine, which was called Them. He modeled for an editorial in the January edition of Esquire UK, which was called The Men’s Collection. He modeled for an editorial in the spring edition of L’Officiel Hommes Italia, which was called Untitled 2/10 SIG Matthew Holt. He modeled for an editorial in the March edition of Citizen K Homme Sport, which was called Laissons Entrer Le Soleil. He modeled for an editorial in the March edition of Esquire UK, which was called SS2014: The Men’s Collection.
He modeled for an editorial in the spring edition of Prestage Magazine, which was called Those Where the Days. He modeled for an editorial in the spring edition of Fucking Young, which was called Art 2.0. He modeled for an editorial in the spring edition of DSECTION Magazine, which was called After A Storm Comes A Clam. He modeled for an editorial in the May edition of Modern Weekly China, which was called Matthew. He modeled for an editorial in the July edition of Numero, which was called Alex Katz. He modeled for an editorial in the fall edition of Rollacoaster Magazine, which was called Matthew.
He modeled for an editorial in the fall edition of Rollacoaster Magazine, which was called Abbey. He modeled for an editorial in the fall edition of L’Officiel Hommes Italia, which was called Untitled 2/9. He modeled for an editorial in the fall edition of 032C, which was called One of Ours. He modeled for an editorial in the winter edition of L’Officiel Hommes, which was called Cross Fit. He modeled for an editorial in the winter edition of The Wild Magazine, which was called B O Y S. He was in the spring ad campaign for Dondup. He was in the fall ad campaigns for Gieves & Hawkes, Zara and Tommy Hilfiger Denim.
In 2015 he walked the fall runways for Moschino, Gieves & Hawkes and Y-3. He walked the spring runways for Philipp Plein, Daks, Ermenegildo Zegna and Fendi. He was on the spring cover of Elle Men Serbia. He was on the fall cover of L’Officiel Homme Turkey. He modeled for an editorial in the spring edition of Elle Serbia, which was called Boardwalk by Paul Smith. He modeled for an editorial in the September edition of August Man Malaysia, which was called Desert Storm. He modeled for an editorial in the September edition of Manuscript Magazine, which was called Come to a Holt. He modeled for an editorial in the November edition of August Man Malaysia, which was called Modern Life. He was in the spring ad campaigns for Reiss and Zara. He was in the fall ad campaigns for Reiss and Pepe Jeans.
In 2016 he walked the fall runways for Gieves & Hawkes, Adidas, Philipp Plein, Z Zegna, Emporio Armani, Brioni and Giorgio Armani. He walked the spring runways for Philipp Plein and Emporio Armani. He modeled for an editorial in the May edition of El Pais Icon Magazine, which was called Reflexiones y Estiramientos. He was in the spring ad campaigns for Daks and Lacoste.
His look books include the 2014 look book for Joseph and the 2015 look book for Foxhall.
