Client Magazine has only had three issues but they are coming out with their own book, dedicated to, you guessed it, 100 boys who they think are, and will be, the faces that'll represent the 2011 fashion calendar. In the nine preview images below, stylist Michelle Carimpong and photographer Kristiina Wilson capture Paolo Anchisi, RJ King, Leebo Freeman, Wiktor Hansson, Ethan James, Will Eustace, Jacob Coupe and Corey Baptiste for the book, due out next month

Fiasco #11
Models Thomas Lundkvist and Paolo Rolden
Ph Omar Macchiavelli
St Simona & Lucio Colapietro

Paolo Rolden and Thomas Lundkvist are shot by Omar Macchiavelli and styled by design duo Simona and Lucio Colapietro in this mature and sartorially inclined editorial for Fiasco's latest issue, featuring sophisticated sportswear from

Karim Sadli presents the Fall/Winter 2011 cast of Givenchy's rottweiller-infused collection featuring Paolo Roldan, Rob Evans, Willy Cartier, Eduardo Calero, Simon Nessman, Dmitriy Tanner, O'Shea Robertson, Remi Alade-Chester, and Dominique Hollington (with Daphne Groeneveld)

The Block #2
Model Paolo Rolden
Ph David Agbodji
St James Worthington DeMolet

Paolo Rolden, David Agbodji and James Worthington DeMolet work together once again for Block's second issue, this time previewing Christian Louboutin's new menswear shoe collection.

The Block #24
Model Paolo Rolden
Ph David Agbodji
St James Worthington DeMolet

Multi-talented David Agbodji turns his camera lens' towards fellow model Paolo Rolden for The Block's latest issue surrounding denim. The word "denim" comes from the French town where the fabric originated called: Nîmes. So denim is from Nîmes, ergo, in French: "de Nîmes" or "denim".

In the edit, Paolo wears denim from Helmut Lang and Levi's, among others.

4) Non-Caucasian models increase their visibility

Diversity in the fashion industry has always been a bone of contention with many people, including us. The world is not an all-white world, there are people of many sizes, colors, and shapes and that should be reflected when clothes that are sold worldwide are presented on the runways, in campaigns and in catalogues. Womenswear has long been more welcoming to ethnic models but that's only in comparison to menswear.

Other than Tyson Beckford in the late 1990s, not many non-white models can claim to have household name-status. However, on flip side, there are gorgeous women like Iman, Naomi Campbell, and Tyra Banks and up and comers like Chanel Iman, Jourdan Dunn, Joan Smalls, and Lui Wen who add to the diversity of womenswear.

However, we did see an uptick in the male modeling world in terms of more diversified runways and campaigns this year. We think that's mostly due to Riccardo Tisci and his muses, Jonathan Marquez and Paolo Rolden. Though Givenchy is not the only house that featured models of color, the list also contains DKNY, with Corey Baptiste, and Calvin Klein Collection with David Agbodji.

There was also a rise in editorial work in major magazines for models of color, such as Borough Boys and Tokyo Tribe in VMAN. Models such as Dominique Hollington and Nate Gill, respectively, continue to walk the runways of Jeremy Scott and appear in the campaign for Y-3.

The fashion industry is not going to change overnight but the increased exposure of these models is a great sign towards a more diverse modeling world. Though a point has to be made that maybe it's not the fashion industry that needs to change but it could be the general public's lack of interest in ethnic models that's the problem. Therefore, editors and casting agents don't cast black, Asian, or Hispanic models in major campaigns.

VMAN - Winter 2010
Models Keith Hernandez, Jonathan Marquez, Abiah Hostvedt, Paolo Rolden, Manuel Ramos and Jamil Ramirez
Ph David Armstrong
St Jason Farrer

New York City is divided into five boroughs: Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, Queens, and Brooklyn. In VMan's latest issue, Keith, Jonathan, Abiah, Paolo, Manuel and Jamil do their best to represent the boroughs from an orange windbreaker from Raf Simons to a fur coat from Les Hommes to the gold thrown crown from Givenchy seen in so many editorials this season, mixing the hard and soft elements of the concrete jungle.

GQ Style Germany - Fall / Winter 2010
Models Willy Cartier, David Agbodji and Paolo Rolden
Ph Asha Mines and Odile Bernard Shroder
St Jason Ferrer

GQ Style Germany interviews The Prince of Darkness, Rick Owens for their Fall/Winter 2010 issue. Givenchy boys Willy Cartier and Paolo Rolden model alongside Calvin Klein exclusive, David Agbodji. All clothes by Rick Owens.

Vogue Paris
Models Paolo Rolden, Jonathan Marquez, Emil Dostovic, Simon Nessman, Eduardo Calero, and Manuel Ramos; with Riccardo Tisci and Ciara
Ph Mert & Marcus