Local model stars in new global Gucci campaign
Sethu Ncise is part of the luxury brand’s new campaign
titled, ‘Ouverture’ – and he looks incredible!
South African model Siphosethu Ncise, known as Sethu, is making major waves in the global fashion world. Not only does he continue to build his profile overseas, but he’s just walked the runway for one of the most popular luxury fashion brands in the world – Gucci.
Sethu stars in the brand’s latest campaign titled, ‘Ouverture’, and took to social media to share some images of himself walking down the runway showcasing the latest items in the brand’s range.
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“What a dream ... I’ve always had great admiration for the work of @alessandro_michele the first designer I got to personally work with when I started my modelling career four years ago. Thank you for the love @gucci 🙏🏽🙏🏽made so many great memories and friends. #gucciouverture,” Sethu captioned the post.
Gucci is the latest luxury brand to have Sethu model for them. He has previously walked runways for Valentino, Versace, and Zegna.
Sethu had his sights set on being an international runway model after falling in love with the American reality series, ‘America’s Next Top Model’, as a child. He admits that his passion for fashion saw him bullied at school for playing with girls, before he made the brave decision to come out as gay at the tender age of 16.
While he remained passionate about his dreams, Sethu went on to study accounting. A year into his studies, Sethu attended an aspiring model open day and caught the eye of model agency founder Robin Fryer, who helped Sethu carve a career for himself.
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Now, he’s flying South Africa’s flag high as a signed model to a number of agencies around the world – including Soul Artist Management, Elite Paris, Elime Milan, Storm Management, Brooks Modelling Agency, Uno Models, IMM Bruxelles, 20 Model Management, Mega Model Agency, and Select Model Management Stockholm.Image courtesy: Facebook