Aiden Andrews entered the industry as a finalist in the 2008 VMAN and Ford model search, getting picked up immediately for editorial work in Arena Homme+, and Dazed & Confused. The New Zealander’s first breakthrough came with Jil Sander and Raf Simons’ fall 2010 campaigns, the credit that placed him inside the Willy Vanderperre slate and set up the long working career that followed.

That career has run wide across European luxury and the mainstream. Aiden has shot Bottega Veneta, Moncler Grenoble, and the Carolina Herrera Bad Boy fragrance campaign, with a multi-season relationship at Zara. L’Uomo Vogue put him on a 2018 cover for the magazine’s relaunch and ran a tailoring editorial inside, a placement that confirmed him as a face Italian fashion was still reaching for a decade into his career.

When not modeling, Aiden writes poetry, makes music, and works in visual art, the parallel practice of a face the industry has kept choosing across fifteen years of work.