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De Galléan was scouted in Paris at age 16 while shopping. He made his runway debut by opening the [[Lanvin]] show and appearing in its Fall 2009 campaign. His early work included Prada, where he co-starred in the short film ”First Spring” (2010), directed by [[Yang Fudong]] in [[Shanghai]], as well as Yves Saint Laurent’s Fall 2010 campaign. |
De Galléan was scouted in Paris at age 16 while shopping. He made his runway debut by opening the [[Lanvin]] show and appearing in its Fall 2009 campaign. His early work included Prada, where he co-starred in the short film ”First Spring” (2010), directed by [[Yang Fudong]] in [[Shanghai]], as well as Yves Saint Laurent’s Fall 2010 campaign. |
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Throughout the 2010s, he appeared in campaigns for fashion houses including [[Dior Homme]], Gucci, and [[De Fursac]], photographed by [[Karl Lagerfeld]], [[Mert and Marcus]], and [[Karim Sadli]], respectively. He also served as the [[Hugo Boss|Hugo Man]] ambassador for the brand’s fragrance campaign during this period. Since 2020, he has continued modeling, with campaigns including [[Celine]] Homme Winter 2020 by [[Hedi Slimane]], Hermès’ ”Arceau le temps voyageur” in 2022, [[Berluti|Berluti’s]] ”The Toile Marbeuf” in 2023 |
Throughout the 2010s, he appeared in campaigns for fashion houses including [[Dior Homme]], Gucci, and [[De Fursac]], photographed by [[Karl Lagerfeld]], [[Mert and Marcus]], and [[Karim Sadli]], respectively. He also served as the [[Hugo Boss|Hugo Man]] ambassador for the brand’s fragrance campaign during this period. Since 2020, he has continued modeling, with campaigns including [[Celine]] Homme Winter 2020 by [[Hedi Slimane]], Hermès’ ”Arceau le temps voyageur” in 2022, [[Berluti|Berluti’s]] ”The Toile Marbeuf” in 2023. |
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On the runways, de Galléan has opened shows for [[Givenchy]] and [[Jil Sander]], and closed shows for [[Balmain]] and [[Dunhill]]. He has appeared on the covers of ”[[Men’s Vogue|Vogue Hommes]]”, ”[[Men’s Vogue|L’Uomo Vogue]]”, ”[[L’Officiel Hommes]]”, several international editions of ”[[GQ]]”, and on a group cover of ”[[Details (magazine)|Details]]” as one of the “31 of the World’s Top Male Models.” |
On the runways, de Galléan has opened shows for [[Givenchy]] and [[Jil Sander]], and closed shows for [[Balmain]] and [[Dunhill]]. He has appeared on the covers of ”[[Men’s Vogue|Vogue Hommes]]”, ”[[Men’s Vogue|L’Uomo Vogue]]”, ”[[L’Officiel Hommes]]”, several international editions of ”[[GQ]]”, and on a group cover of ”[[Details (magazine)|Details]]” as one of the “31 of the World’s Top Male Models.” |
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Models.com included him in its “Industry Icons,” “Top 50 Male Models,” and “Money Guys” rankings. |
Models.com included him in its “Industry Icons,” “Top 50 Male Models,” and “Money Guys” rankings. |
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 De Galléan in 2022 |
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Louis François Joseph de Galléan-Gadagne (1993-04-29) April 29, 1993 Paris, France |
| Nationality | French / American |
| Occupation | Model |
| Years active | 2009–present |
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| Height | 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Eye color | Hazel |
| Agency | Premium Models (Paris) Models 1 (London) Ford Models (New York) Unique Models (Copenhagen) |
Louis François Joseph de Galléan-Gadagne, Count of Galléan (born April 29, 1993) is a French and American fashion model. He has been the face of fashion houses including Prada, Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Hermès.
Early life
De Galléan was born in Paris and raised in New York City to Charles de Galléan, 8th Duke of Gadagne, and Delphine de Galléan (née Dupuy).
Career
De Galléan was scouted in Paris at age 16 while shopping. He made his runway debut by opening the Lanvin show and appearing in its Fall 2009 campaign. His early work included Prada, where he co-starred in the short film First Spring (2010), directed by Yang Fudong in Shanghai, as well as Yves Saint Laurent’s Fall 2010 campaign.
Throughout the 2010s, he appeared in campaigns for fashion houses including Dior Homme, Gucci, and De Fursac, photographed by Karl Lagerfeld, Mert and Marcus, and Karim Sadli, respectively. He also served as the Hugo Man ambassador for the brand’s fragrance campaign during this period. Since 2020, he has continued modeling, with campaigns including Celine Homme Winter 2020 by Hedi Slimane, Hermès’ Arceau le temps voyageur in 2022, and Berluti’s The Toile Marbeuf in 2023.
On the runways, de Galléan has opened shows for Givenchy and Jil Sander, and closed shows for Balmain and Dunhill. He has appeared on the covers of Vogue Hommes, L’Uomo Vogue, L’Officiel Hommes, Numéro Homme, several international editions of GQ, and on a group cover of Details as one of the “31 of the World’s Top Male Models.”
Models.com included him in its “Industry Icons,” “Top 50 Male Models,” and “Money Guys” rankings.
