Boys on Top | Francisco Lachowski by Omar Macchiavelli

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Published January 19, 2011

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Francisco Lachowski’s (WhyNot) soaring popularity may have just followed him on the runway this season. Revisiting shows walked for Milan Fashion Week, the Brazilian model hit the catwalk for Trussardi 1911’s Pitti Uomo show before making his way over to Milan for Dolce & Gabbana, Corneliani, Roberto Cavalli, Emporio Armani, Gucci, D&G and Dsquared². / Photos by Omar Macchiavelli.

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