Noah Mills

[valentina_rocks]

versace on him loooks good

 

[jssy4eva]

Bottega Veneta F/W 2008

*catwalking.com

 

[Mchunu]

Will he be feautred in this season Bottega Veneta ads?
the first look is HOT on him

 

[LucyInTheSky]

^Thibault Oberlin is in the ads for SS08.

Frankie Morello FW08

Jimmy at MH

 

[valentina_rocks]

i like it

 

[Mchunu]

^Thibault Oberlin is in the ads for SS08.

Frankie Morello FW08

Jimmy at MH

thanks
& oh, i see. if i'm not mistaken,
was he not in last season's
Bottega Veneta ads, or am i mistaken about that, too?

 

[valentina_rocks]

^ yeh he was with Anja rubik, kim noorda n that other girl that idk her name lol

 

[jssy4eva]

^Inguna.

 

[Mchunu]

oh okay, thanks valentina_rocks & you too, Jssy4eva

 

[valentina_rocks]

oh yeh there u go, thanks for helpin me out with her name
n ur welcome

 

[jssy4eva]

Byblos F/W 2008


*nymag.com

 

[valentina_rocks]

i like his face expressions there^

 

[jssy4eva]

He always has this "I know you wanna do me" look on his face.

 

[valentina_rocks]

^ lol now that im lookin at it, u r so right!! lol

 

[jssy4eva]

But he owns it at least.The thing with Noah is, he looks cocky, but it comes across as confidence and not arrogance, if that makes any sense.

 

[valentina_rocks]

lol yeh it kinda did make sense, n agreed lol
i just love this guy. not sayin omgg omgg hes like the hottest alive but i love his hottness. it all comes together

 

[xmodel citizen]

He's such a guido but he makes it look so hot

 

[LucyInTheSky]

He always has this "I know you wanna do me" look on his face.

Precisely why I like him.

 

[jssy4eva]

He's such a guido but he makes it look so hot

What's a guido?

 

[xmodel citizen]

"Guido" is a pejorative slang term for a young, lower class or working class, Italian-American male from the urban Northeastern United States, most often New York and the surrounding area due to the large number of Italian-Americans living in the area. The guido stereotype is often portrayed as humorously and incorrigibly uncultured, with a thuggish and overtly macho attitude and an unyielding pride in his Italian ancestry.
The term is likely derived from the Italian proper name Guido, and is used and recognized particularly around New York City, (especially Staten Island, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens), South Philadelphia, Baltimore, and various cities due to the large Italian-American populations within these regions.
The stereotype is usually considered derogatory or an ethnic slur; however, it is, in many cases, used as a term for an Italian criminal in the Mafia in areas where guido culture is common, much like the term "goombah." In fact, "goombah" and "guido" have often been interchangeable. However, in recent years, the term "guido" has been applied to a certain style rather than just a person of Italian ancestry. Due to the emergence of this term, some people have been referred to as "guido" despite the fact that they have no Italian ancestry.
Clothing associated with the stereotype includes gold chains, working class clothing such as plain T-shirts, muscle shirts, or "guinea t's" (derived from the term "guinea," an ethnic slur for Italians), leather jackets, sweat or tracksuits, unbuttoned dress shirts, and dress suits. Slicked-back hair or pompadours were a common stereotype, with spiked hair being a common stereotype now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_(slang)

Think super-tan skin, gelled hair, gold chains, button up shirts, thick accent, etc. Think the Gotti boys. Or these guys


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