Jeremy Dufour

Jeremy Dufour is a French model whose early career included Louis Vuitton’s fall-winter 2005 campaign. He emerged during the mid-2000s, building a portfolio of fashion advertising and magazine work that later included Jean Paul Gaultier’s Le Male fragrance imagery.

His introduction to modeling began on the Paris Métro. In a discovery account reproduced in 2006, Jeremy recalled being approached by a portrait photographer who asked to take his picture. Those photographs were then shown to Success Model Management, providing his route into an agency.

Campaigns for Kenzo and Aquascutum followed, while Thomas Pink became a repeat client during the early 2010s. His fall-winter 2011 campaign for the British shirtmaker formed part of a portfolio in which tailoring became a recurring assignment. His runway work included Jean Paul Gaultier and, in later seasons, Balmain and Pal Zileri.

Editorials gave him another sustained part of his career. He appeared in Another Man and VMAN, with subsequent stories for The Rake and Icon El País. Corneliani’s fall-winter 2017 advertising and work for Massimo Dutti added further menswear relationships during that period.

In 2020, Jeremy returned to the streets of Paris for Octobre Editions’ fall collection. Fifteen years after his Louis Vuitton advertising, the lookbook placed him within a French wardrobe of knitwear and overcoats, photographed around the city where his modeling career had begun.