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Sacha Strebe | March 30th, 2010
FROM his brooding green eyes to the super-hero chiselled jaw line, full lips and athletic physique, Jordan Coulter has all the ingredients to become the next male supermodel.
That's if his agent, Kirk Blake of What Model Management, has anything to do with it.
Since his discovery of the 15-year-old after watching The Dark Knight at Pacific Fair, Coulter has gone from a straight-A surfer to international model.
To give you an idea, the now 17-year-old flew to Puerto Rico to shoot the latest American Eagle campaign for a five-figure deal; was flown to New York where renowned photographer Mariano Vivanco shot him for the Dolce & Gabbana anniversary book; was featured in Calvin Klein's lookbook and presentation; stars in the recent issue of Numéro Homme shot by fashion photographer Matthias Vriens-McGrath; and makes his Australian debut in a 12-page autumn fashion shoot for the May issue of GQ shot by Max Doyle.
Coulter is certainly living up to the hype, but Blake never had any doubts.
When he first flew Jordan to New York, he emailed his polaroids to top photographer Vivanco who replied instantly with, 'Where is he? Send him by the studio'.
Jordan was originally booked for a casting but Vivanco shot him on the spot for the Dolce & Gabbana anniversary book.
"I thought I was just meeting him and then he whipped out this pair of underwear and then I put them on and just did an underwear shoot for Dolce & Gabbana," says Coulter.
"I've still got them in my drawer now," he laughs.
Blake says: "He was more excited about getting the underwear than the photoshoot."
It's not everyday you have to strip to your undies for a photograph in New York, but Coulter thrives on the new-found model lifestyle, when everyday is a new experience.
"It has been a good change from just the routine of school and school holidays," he said.
"The next day at school, it (my mood) just went from up there to back down here again which is a credit to mum. "
Numéro Homme photographer Vriens-McGrath loved Jordan so much he's blowing up one of the shots for his studio.
Legendary photographer Doyle also was impressed with Coulter's 'natural' and 'unaffected' mood on the GQ set, photos from which hit the shelves tomorrow.
So where to now for Gold Coast's golden boy? Coulter hopes the runways.
"They kept trying to teach me (to walk) everywhere I went," he says.
"It seems easy, compared to the girls it's easier because the girls have heels, but still I find it awkward when I'm walking."
"It's pretty much just walking faster, faster than you usually would but I definitely need to practice it."
goldcoast.com.au
The rise and rise of Coast model Coulter
Sacha Strebe | March 30th, 2010
FROM his brooding green eyes to the super-hero chiselled jaw line, full lips and athletic physique, Jordan Coulter has all the ingredients to become the next male supermodel.
That's if his agent, Kirk Blake of What Model Management, has anything to do with it.
Since his discovery of the 15-year-old after watching The Dark Knight at Pacific Fair, Coulter has gone from a straight-A surfer to international model.
To give you an idea, the now 17-year-old flew to Puerto Rico to shoot the latest American Eagle campaign for a five-figure deal; was flown to New York where renowned photographer Mariano Vivanco shot him for the Dolce & Gabbana anniversary book; was featured in Calvin Klein's lookbook and presentation; stars in the recent issue of Numéro Homme shot by fashion photographer Matthias Vriens-McGrath; and makes his Australian debut in a 12-page autumn fashion shoot for the May issue of GQ shot by Max Doyle.
Coulter is certainly living up to the hype, but Blake never had any doubts.
When he first flew Jordan to New York, he emailed his polaroids to top photographer Vivanco who replied instantly with, 'Where is he? Send him by the studio'.
Jordan was originally booked for a casting but Vivanco shot him on the spot for the Dolce & Gabbana anniversary book.
"I thought I was just meeting him and then he whipped out this pair of underwear and then I put them on and just did an underwear shoot for Dolce & Gabbana," says Coulter.
"I've still got them in my drawer now," he laughs.
Blake says: "He was more excited about getting the underwear than the photoshoot."
It's not everyday you have to strip to your undies for a photograph in New York, but Coulter thrives on the new-found model lifestyle, when everyday is a new experience.
"It has been a good change from just the routine of school and school holidays," he said.
"The next day at school, it (my mood) just went from up there to back down here again which is a credit to mum. "
Numéro Homme photographer Vriens-McGrath loved Jordan so much he's blowing up one of the shots for his studio.
Legendary photographer Doyle also was impressed with Coulter's 'natural' and 'unaffected' mood on the GQ set, photos from which hit the shelves tomorrow.
So where to now for Gold Coast's golden boy? Coulter hopes the runways.
"They kept trying to teach me (to walk) everywhere I went," he says.
"It seems easy, compared to the girls it's easier because the girls have heels, but still I find it awkward when I'm walking."
"It's pretty much just walking faster, faster than you usually would but I definitely need to practice it."
goldcoast.com.au
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Jordan Coulter flown to LA for Dsquared2 shoot
Sacha Strebe | April 13th, 2010
GOLD Coast model Jordan Coulter has been rushed to Los Angeles to the shoot the next campaign for high-end Italian fashion label Dsquared2.
The photographers shooting the campaign are Mert and Marcus, whose major clients include top fashion labels Louis Vuitton, Missoni, Giorgio Armani and Fendi.
Coulter's agent, Kirk Blake of What Model Management, said he received the confirmation call from his New York agency, VNY, at 2.30am on Saturday.
``I got the email, called her back and the next day he booked it and he then had less than 24 hours to be on a plane for LA,'' said Blake of the All Saints Anglican School student.
``Mert and Marcus are pretty much the Gods of this industry so pretty much as soon as this campaign comes out, he will be known around the world or people will want to know who he is.''
Blake said the hype surrounding Coulter had been non-stop since he landed.
``I have received emails and phone calls from photographers who want to shoot him and other agents who want to meet him,'' he said.
Coulter, 17, will also meet with Bravo, a modelling agency out of Tokyo during his two-day trip, before he's back on a plane to reality and his school routine.
But Blake said he already had jobs lined up.
``We just knocked back a job shooting in Los Angeles for $5000 because it doesn't fit into his schedule.
``We now have to be very careful which jobs he will take, as his value becomes even greater with this new campaign under his belt.''
goldcoast.com.au
Sacha Strebe | April 13th, 2010
GOLD Coast model Jordan Coulter has been rushed to Los Angeles to the shoot the next campaign for high-end Italian fashion label Dsquared2.
The photographers shooting the campaign are Mert and Marcus, whose major clients include top fashion labels Louis Vuitton, Missoni, Giorgio Armani and Fendi.
Coulter's agent, Kirk Blake of What Model Management, said he received the confirmation call from his New York agency, VNY, at 2.30am on Saturday.
``I got the email, called her back and the next day he booked it and he then had less than 24 hours to be on a plane for LA,'' said Blake of the All Saints Anglican School student.
``Mert and Marcus are pretty much the Gods of this industry so pretty much as soon as this campaign comes out, he will be known around the world or people will want to know who he is.''
Blake said the hype surrounding Coulter had been non-stop since he landed.
``I have received emails and phone calls from photographers who want to shoot him and other agents who want to meet him,'' he said.
Coulter, 17, will also meet with Bravo, a modelling agency out of Tokyo during his two-day trip, before he's back on a plane to reality and his school routine.
But Blake said he already had jobs lined up.
``We just knocked back a job shooting in Los Angeles for $5000 because it doesn't fit into his schedule.
``We now have to be very careful which jobs he will take, as his value becomes even greater with this new campaign under his belt.''
goldcoast.com.au
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^ u r welcome... and btw, it keeps getting better 
... which actually means this week , 'cause that was posted on April 22!
Jordan is so busy right know! I just can't wait to see all the results
scene models facebook
... which actually means this week , 'cause that was posted on April 22!
Jordan is so busy right know! I just can't wait to see all the results
scene models facebook
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^ u r welcome... and btw, it keeps getting better
... which actually means this week , 'cause that was posted on April 22!
Jordan is so busy right know! I just can't wait to see all the results
scene models facebook
That is excellent news!!!
Go Jordan 
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No HQ
Numero Homme behind scenes
those pics
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Jordan... that dog is the poker master... that's not fair
