MOT Models launches new RETRO division
London-based MOT Models
London - ArabToday
London-based MOT Models has launched a new modelling division, called RETRO, which showcases the agency’s most iconic and versatile mature models from around the globe. RETRO features international models with timeless appeal who have worked with luxury brands. Models Remco (43) and his father Aad Van Der Linden (72) featured in photoshoots for brands including Jaguar Cars, Fat Face and Marks and Spencer. Others include actor Nick Hopper (41), who appears as the chauffeur in the Audrey Hepburn Galaxy chocolate bar commercial, Natasha Clancy (39), who appears in advertisements for Russell & Bromley and OLAY; and Kerry Ferguson (47), who works with Mercedes, Hotter Shoes and Cashmere Centre.
Contact
MOT Models in 'agencies & representation companies'
Websites
www.motmodel.com
Twitter
@MOTmodels
source: Diarydirectory
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