Last weekend in Toronto, Harlequin held an open casting house for "real men" who wanted a chance at becoming a Harlequin cover model."We're looking for some guys that are not your usual models, but have that iconic look that women go for--sexy, sensitive, beautiful and fit," said Harlequin spokeswoman Marleah Stout. According to
this article, 200 men answered the call and several were called back for cover shoots.
"Some of the heroes are captains of industry, billionaires," said Deborah Peterson, a Harlequin creative designer and a judge at the audition. "A lot of the models were too young, men in their twenties...and our audience likes men a little bit older, a bit bigger, than the runway models."
Hear, hear, Deborah! Although this dude on
Michelle Celmer's upcoming Desire pretty much fits the bill, don't you think?
Labels: covers, Harlequin, Silhouette Desire
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