Antonio Navas

Antonio Navas is a Spanish model whose route into fashion began in Barcelona. As he recalled in a 2011 profile for El País Semanal, New York scouts approached him while he was distributing nightclub flyers on Las Ramblas. He initially declined their offer. His agency career began later, after his mother read about Sight Management and he went to meet the team. He combined his first modeling assignments with studies in physical education.

International work soon became central to his career. In a 2013 interview with GQ España, Antonio discussed the practical importance of spending time in New York, where proximity to clients created more opportunities as production budgets tightened. By then, his advertising portfolio included Loewe and Armani Exchange, and Dolce & Gabbana had selected him for the book Uomini by Mariano Vivanco.

Away from assignments, he described surfing and mountain activities as regular interests, identifying his surfboard as an essential possession.

His later menswear work included Kiton’s fall-winter 2018 lookbook and advertising for Spanish footwear label Callaghan. Fashion editorials remained another part of his work, with appearances in GQ Germany and Hercules, as well as Fashionisto stories including The Outlander.

Antonio also appeared in Roberto Cavalli’s Florence fragrance advertising during 2017 and 2018. Subsequent campaigns included Chevignon’s Made for Dad in 2026, extending an advertising career that had taken him from Barcelona agency appointments to international fashion productions.