Models: Scott Benoit, Nick Scotti, Tony Ward and Steven Lyon .. and Cindy Crawford, Tatjana Patitz, Cordula Reyer, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Helena Christensen, Rachel Williams, Estelle Halliday, Angie Everhart, Marpessa, Elaine Irwin, Emma Sjoeberg, Yasmeen Ghauri, Carla Bruni, Yasmin Lebon, Gail Elliott, Lauren Hutton, Iman, Vera Cox, Beverly Peele.
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Showing posts with label Nick Scotti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nick Scotti. Show all posts
Thierry Mugler 1991 Spring/Summer
Models: Scott Benoit, Nick Scotti, Tony Ward and Steven Lyon .. and Cindy Crawford, Tatjana Patitz, Cordula Reyer, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Helena Christensen, Rachel Williams, Estelle Halliday, Angie Everhart, Marpessa, Elaine Irwin, Emma Sjoeberg, Yasmeen Ghauri, Carla Bruni, Yasmin Lebon, Gail Elliott, Lauren Hutton, Iman, Vera Cox, Beverly Peele.
Gianni Versace Spring/Summer 1997
00:10 Jamie Kelly
00:11 Johann Urb
00:15 Mike Campbell
00:27 Taylor Hendrich
00:28 Adam Kavanaugh
00:43 Dimitri Lekkos
00:50 Sascha Eiblmayr
00:52 Mark van der Loo
01:00 Wyatt Nelson
01:04 Jason Lewis
01:12 Stefan Armbruster
01:18 Chris Jensen
01:26 Marcus Schenkenberg (Swedish-Indonesian)
01:33 Myc Agnew
01:38 Nick Scotti
01:50 Amiram Eini
01:51 (white top) Michael Bergin (Irish-Italian-American),
01:56 Alex Nesic (Croatian-American),
02:11 Mickey Hardt
02:17 Boris Beynet (French-Spaniard),
02:18 Berthil Espegren (Norway),
02:23 Andrea Boccaletti (Italian-American),
02:31 Lee Pappas (Greek-American),
02:37 Jamie Kelly (England),
02:41 Alex Lundqvist (Sweden),
02:46 Derek Hebner
02:56 Eva Herzigova, Gianni Versace and Naomi Campbell
Video by FashionTV
Thanks to Gaby and Israel for helping with ids.
Nick, Jeffrey and Ron for Falke 90
Brand: Falke
Year: Spring/Summer 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, Jeffrey Brezovar and Ron Wright
Ph:
Year: Spring/Summer 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, Jeffrey Brezovar and Ron Wright
Ph:
Nick Scotti, Brad Harryman, Roberta Chirko and Eric Walters for NY Magazine 90
New York Magazine
"Mod Squad"
July 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, Brad Harryman, Roberta Chirko and Eric Walters
Ph: Thom Gilbert
Hair: Kevin Mancuso @ Parachute
Fashion: Cutler and Gross of London, Kenneth Jay Lane, Emilio Pucci, Ray Ban, Paul Stuart, CD Greene, Linda Dresner, Dinny Hall, Franck Joseph Bastille, Marie Mercie, Susan Bennies, Wendy Gell, Cara Croninger, Manolo Blahnik, James Arpad, Henri Bendel,
"Mod Squad"
July 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, Brad Harryman, Roberta Chirko and Eric Walters
Ph: Thom Gilbert
Hair: Kevin Mancuso @ Parachute
Fashion: Cutler and Gross of London, Kenneth Jay Lane, Emilio Pucci, Ray Ban, Paul Stuart, CD Greene, Linda Dresner, Dinny Hall, Franck Joseph Bastille, Marie Mercie, Susan Bennies, Wendy Gell, Cara Croninger, Manolo Blahnik, James Arpad, Henri Bendel,
Nick Scotti and David Charles for Cotton 90 by Phillip Newton
Brand: Cotton
Year: Spring/Summer 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, David Charles and other two models
Photographer: Phillip Newton
Grooming: Jeff Martin
Finally David Charles and Tony Ward have benn listed in modelscomposites.com, they were with PREMIER London
Year: Spring/Summer 1990
Models: Nick Scotti, David Charles and other two models
Photographer: Phillip Newton
Grooming: Jeff Martin
Finally David Charles and Tony Ward have benn listed in modelscomposites.com, they were with PREMIER London
Nick and Claudia for Mango 91
Brand: Mango
Year: Fall/Winter 1991
Models: Nick Scotti and Claudia Schiffer
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source: scanned by Sheila@Bellazon, Claudia Schiffer thread.
Year: Fall/Winter 1991
Models: Nick Scotti and Claudia Schiffer
Ph:
source: scanned by Sheila@Bellazon, Claudia Schiffer thread.
Photographers: Wes Bell
Again missing the 90's, Wes Bell is another photographer whose style in the 90's is fantastic, very natural and manly.
left to right, Michael O'Connor, Mark Vanderloo, Mike Campbell and Gabriel Hill
left to right, Peter Nolet, Matt King and Douglas Tjelmeland.
left to right, Ray Brown, Nick Scotti and Hermes
Who is he? I'm sure he was one of the tops of the 90's but no idea about his name.
Sadly nowadays his pictures are mostly about boys and they look plastic and heavily photoshopped. They should bring back the men! teens inspire me nothing, besides I like to see pores and wrinkles.
http://www.wesbellphoto.com/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=0&p=2
left to right, Michael O'Connor, Mark Vanderloo, Mike Campbell and Gabriel Hill
left to right, Peter Nolet, Matt King and Douglas Tjelmeland.
left to right, Ray Brown, Nick Scotti and Hermes
Who is he? I'm sure he was one of the tops of the 90's but no idea about his name.
Sadly nowadays his pictures are mostly about boys and they look plastic and heavily photoshopped. They should bring back the men! teens inspire me nothing, besides I like to see pores and wrinkles.
http://www.wesbellphoto.com/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=0&p=2
Jeffrey 1991
GQ
Year: 1991
Model: Jeffrey Brezovar , Nick Scotti and Ron Wright
Photographer: Walter Chin
I've seen that other model many times but I don't know his name, he always remembers me Robbie Williams, more pics of him here
Scans: IslandGirl
Year: 1991
Model: Jeffrey Brezovar , Nick Scotti and Ron Wright
Photographer: Walter Chin
I've seen that other model many times but I don't know his name, he always remembers me Robbie Williams, more pics of him here
Scans: IslandGirl
Nick Scotti 97
People Magazine
SCREEN: MODEL ACTOR COVER BOY, SINGER AND SOAP HEARTTHROB NICK SCOTTI IS LOOKING GOOD IN KISS ME, GUIDO
08-11-1997
Growing up in a working-class neighborhood of New York City, Nick Scotti learned from his big sister that two's company, three's a crowd. Vivian Fusco, now 37, recalls that when she was
a teenager dating the man she would one day marry, her shy, chubby kid brother invariably wanted to tag along. "I'd say, 'Nicky, it's okay if you sit with us on the stoop, but you can't come with us everywhere.'"
These days little "Nicky," having gone from husky to hunky, has women tagging along after him. The singer, actor and Newsweek "Biology of Beauty" cover boy has been breaking hearts as Tony on The Young and the Restless since November, but he has been turning heads for a lot longer. "He's got a face that could launch a thousand ships," coos Madonna, who helped Scotti get a record contract in 1991 and with whom he has been linked romantically.
In his first film, Kiss Me, Guido, which opened July 18 in three cities and will play in 25 cities by the end of August, Scotti, 31, plays a homophobic Noo Yawk Italian-American (complete with
the accent he spent years learning to lose) who unknowingly moves in with a gay roommate (GWM in the classifieds, his character learns, does not mean "Guy With Money"). The film has drawn generally upbeat reviews: "Scotti is flat-out terrific," said the Los Angeles Times.
His early years were flat-out inauspicious. Scotti dropped out of school at age 16 in 1982 to spend his nights in trendy Manhattan discos. He says his parents, Aniello, 60, a retired general contractor, and Christina, 57, a duty-free manager at JFK airport, "were too worn out"--by the teen turmoil of his older siblings Joseph, now 38, a truck driver, Vivian, and Gina, now 33, a manager at a New York City hotel--"to give me a hard time." At times the family struggled; one November his father drove a cab for three nights to earn enough for a lavish Thanksgiving dinner.
Finding himself light in the wallet also, Nick--short for Dominick--found work as a busboy at Cafe Pacifico, a Manhattan celebrity haunt. More than one diner decided Scotti looked better than anything on the menu, and he collected a stack of cards from modeling agencies, one of which sent him to work in Tokyo in 1984. He was treated like royalty there until he and his Western pals wore out their welcome with ugly manners. "People would throw drinks at each other or put their cigarettes out on things," he says. Moving on to Paris at age 20, he found modeling work scarce, and when he was reduced to jumping subway turnstiles and living on a daily bowl of pasta, he decided to head home.
Scotti scraped together enough money to cut an R&B demo tape and found himself telling Madonna about it at a Malibu party thrown by celeb photographer Herb Ritts in 1990 (his manager scored the invitation for him). Madonna brought him to Warner Brothers Records, which released his hit 1993 single "Wake Up Everybody," and she gave him "Get Over," a song she cowrote and sang backup on. (Scotti sings one of the numbers on the Guido soundtrack.)
The Material Girl isn't saying whether, in addition to doing him a favor, she gave him her favors, and Scotti chooses to be coy. "When I think of Madonna," he says, "I don't think of oinky-boinky. I would just call it a close relationship. Everybody always wants to make me into being Madonna's boy toy or something."
At the moment, he's nobody's boy toy. "I don't have a girlfriend right now, and I'm not looking for one," he says. "I'm just totally self-absorbed." But that's not to say he doesn't get slobbered over--his Boston terriers Augie and Uma (named for a yogi, not the actress) stick close to him in his two-bedroom Spanish-style house in West Hollywood. "Nick doesn't want to party and lose himself," says Vivian, who works for an import-export company in New York City.
But if he frequents fewer parties these days, old friend Lisa Bastone, a freelance fashion designer, says the actor has "gotten less shy in the last couple years. He even talks to people in elevators." And to dogs, just about anywhere. Says Guido director Tony Vitale: "We used to have to stop shooting if a dog walked on the set. He would stop production to go see the dog. Ladies, if you want to work your way into Nick Scotti's heart, get a dog and walk in front of him." But if Scotti asks if you'd like to go out, just make sure he's not talking to the pooch.
--KYLE SMITH
--ANNA DAVID and JULIE JORDAN in Los Angeles
SCREEN: MODEL ACTOR COVER BOY, SINGER AND SOAP HEARTTHROB NICK SCOTTI IS LOOKING GOOD IN KISS ME, GUIDO
08-11-1997
Growing up in a working-class neighborhood of New York City, Nick Scotti learned from his big sister that two's company, three's a crowd. Vivian Fusco, now 37, recalls that when she was
a teenager dating the man she would one day marry, her shy, chubby kid brother invariably wanted to tag along. "I'd say, 'Nicky, it's okay if you sit with us on the stoop, but you can't come with us everywhere.'"
These days little "Nicky," having gone from husky to hunky, has women tagging along after him. The singer, actor and Newsweek "Biology of Beauty" cover boy has been breaking hearts as Tony on The Young and the Restless since November, but he has been turning heads for a lot longer. "He's got a face that could launch a thousand ships," coos Madonna, who helped Scotti get a record contract in 1991 and with whom he has been linked romantically.
In his first film, Kiss Me, Guido, which opened July 18 in three cities and will play in 25 cities by the end of August, Scotti, 31, plays a homophobic Noo Yawk Italian-American (complete with
the accent he spent years learning to lose) who unknowingly moves in with a gay roommate (GWM in the classifieds, his character learns, does not mean "Guy With Money"). The film has drawn generally upbeat reviews: "Scotti is flat-out terrific," said the Los Angeles Times.
His early years were flat-out inauspicious. Scotti dropped out of school at age 16 in 1982 to spend his nights in trendy Manhattan discos. He says his parents, Aniello, 60, a retired general contractor, and Christina, 57, a duty-free manager at JFK airport, "were too worn out"--by the teen turmoil of his older siblings Joseph, now 38, a truck driver, Vivian, and Gina, now 33, a manager at a New York City hotel--"to give me a hard time." At times the family struggled; one November his father drove a cab for three nights to earn enough for a lavish Thanksgiving dinner.
Finding himself light in the wallet also, Nick--short for Dominick--found work as a busboy at Cafe Pacifico, a Manhattan celebrity haunt. More than one diner decided Scotti looked better than anything on the menu, and he collected a stack of cards from modeling agencies, one of which sent him to work in Tokyo in 1984. He was treated like royalty there until he and his Western pals wore out their welcome with ugly manners. "People would throw drinks at each other or put their cigarettes out on things," he says. Moving on to Paris at age 20, he found modeling work scarce, and when he was reduced to jumping subway turnstiles and living on a daily bowl of pasta, he decided to head home.
Scotti scraped together enough money to cut an R&B demo tape and found himself telling Madonna about it at a Malibu party thrown by celeb photographer Herb Ritts in 1990 (his manager scored the invitation for him). Madonna brought him to Warner Brothers Records, which released his hit 1993 single "Wake Up Everybody," and she gave him "Get Over," a song she cowrote and sang backup on. (Scotti sings one of the numbers on the Guido soundtrack.)
The Material Girl isn't saying whether, in addition to doing him a favor, she gave him her favors, and Scotti chooses to be coy. "When I think of Madonna," he says, "I don't think of oinky-boinky. I would just call it a close relationship. Everybody always wants to make me into being Madonna's boy toy or something."
At the moment, he's nobody's boy toy. "I don't have a girlfriend right now, and I'm not looking for one," he says. "I'm just totally self-absorbed." But that's not to say he doesn't get slobbered over--his Boston terriers Augie and Uma (named for a yogi, not the actress) stick close to him in his two-bedroom Spanish-style house in West Hollywood. "Nick doesn't want to party and lose himself," says Vivian, who works for an import-export company in New York City.
But if he frequents fewer parties these days, old friend Lisa Bastone, a freelance fashion designer, says the actor has "gotten less shy in the last couple years. He even talks to people in elevators." And to dogs, just about anywhere. Says Guido director Tony Vitale: "We used to have to stop shooting if a dog walked on the set. He would stop production to go see the dog. Ladies, if you want to work your way into Nick Scotti's heart, get a dog and walk in front of him." But if Scotti asks if you'd like to go out, just make sure he's not talking to the pooch.
--KYLE SMITH
--ANNA DAVID and JULIE JORDAN in Los Angeles
Marcus, Cameron, Nick, James, Jamie
Brand: Vivienne Westwood
Year: Spring-Summer 1997
Models: Marcus Schenkenberg, Cameron Alborzian, Nick Scotti, James Gooding, Jamie Hatchett Ed McMahon, Johnny Alexandris, Eric Yetter, Lucio Luciano Sanguinetti, James Gooding, Charles Andrews and Amiram Eini
Year: Spring-Summer 1997
Models: Marcus Schenkenberg, Cameron Alborzian, Nick Scotti, James Gooding, Jamie Hatchett Ed McMahon, Johnny Alexandris, Eric Yetter, Lucio Luciano Sanguinetti, James Gooding, Charles Andrews and Amiram Eini
Nick Scotti 88
L'Officiel Archives
Model: Nick Scotti/Nick Neal
1988 #81 Ph: Denis Felix
1988 #73 Ph: Steve Ladner
1988 #72 Ph: Steve Ladner
Model: Nick Scotti/Nick Neal
1988 #81 Ph: Denis Felix
1988 #73 Ph: Steve Ladner
1988 #72 Ph: Steve Ladner
Eduardo, Nick, Stefano 1988
Vogue Hommes
Fall/Winter 1988
"Cous d'audace"
Models: Eduardo Bobadilla, Nick Scotti and Stefano Tartini
PH: Michel Comte
Fall/Winter 1988
"Cous d'audace"
Models: Eduardo Bobadilla, Nick Scotti and Stefano Tartini
PH: Michel Comte
Cameron and Nick 1997
Vivienne Westwood
Spring/Summer 1997
Models: Cameron Alborzian and Nick Scotti
Interesting picture, right? that could be the fantasy or nightmare of Madonna! she liked both models, it was Herb Ritts who introduced Cameron to Madonna, he was the favourite model of Herb and Madonna wanted him for her Express yourself video.
and it was in a Herb Ritts birthday party in Los Angeles where Madonna had an encounter with Nick Scotti and ended up doing a song together, Madonna and Steve Bray wrote it, Nick did the vocals with Madonna in backup.
btw, Nick in the 80's was identified as Dominick Scotti or Nick Neal
Spring/Summer 1997
Models: Cameron Alborzian and Nick Scotti
Interesting picture, right? that could be the fantasy or nightmare of Madonna! she liked both models, it was Herb Ritts who introduced Cameron to Madonna, he was the favourite model of Herb and Madonna wanted him for her Express yourself video.
and it was in a Herb Ritts birthday party in Los Angeles where Madonna had an encounter with Nick Scotti and ended up doing a song together, Madonna and Steve Bray wrote it, Nick did the vocals with Madonna in backup.
btw, Nick in the 80's was identified as Dominick Scotti or Nick Neal
Yves Saint Laurent 1989, Nick Neal
Nick Neal for Yves Saint Laurent 1989
While attending photographer Herb Ritts's birthday party in Los Angeles, Nick had a chance encounter with Madonna, and the two hit it off. She subsequently wrote a song that they recorded together, with Nick singing lead vocals and Madonna doing back-up.
The song, "Get Over", was featured in the 1991 Chevy Chase-Demi Moore disaster, "Nothing But Trouble." Although the movie is best forgotten, the song landed Nick a recording contract with Warner/Reprise.
Not sure why but Nick Neal happened to be Nick Scotti, that's how he's known since the early 90's
Here a recent picture:
- fan website -
While attending photographer Herb Ritts's birthday party in Los Angeles, Nick had a chance encounter with Madonna, and the two hit it off. She subsequently wrote a song that they recorded together, with Nick singing lead vocals and Madonna doing back-up.
The song, "Get Over", was featured in the 1991 Chevy Chase-Demi Moore disaster, "Nothing But Trouble." Although the movie is best forgotten, the song landed Nick a recording contract with Warner/Reprise.
Not sure why but Nick Neal happened to be Nick Scotti, that's how he's known since the early 90's
Here a recent picture:
- fan website -
1988, "Le Vert Roi" by Michel Comte
1988, "Le Vert Roi" by Michel Comte
Models: Eduardo Bobadilla , Nick Neal (Nick Scotti), and other guy still not identified, familiar face, though.
Models: Eduardo Bobadilla , Nick Neal (Nick Scotti), and other guy still not identified, familiar face, though.
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