Jorge Villarreal by Sean P. Watters | Exclusive

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Published August 30, 2010

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Updated October 22, 2017

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Always in the know when it comes to those fresh faces to watch, Sean P. Watters is the first to photograph Ford’s hottest new sign Jorge Villarreal. Discovered by Specimen’s Sean Bennett, Jorge made his fashion debut after direct booking Bottega Veneta’s spring 2011 show this past June in Milan. Now in New York for the first time, Jorge is trying out his luck for the fast approaching show season. A natural in front of the camera and possessing an indefinite model pout, the Mexican talent will no doubt earn himself a place of notice.

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6 thoughts on “Jorge Villarreal by Sean P. Watters | Exclusive”

  6. This shoot is awful. The styling is only so-so, the poses are forced, and the expressions are absurd. His hair is ridiculous as well.

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