George Admiraal

George Admiraal is a British model whose career began in London’s fashion scene in the early 2010s. His portfolio developed through magazine editorials and menswear runway work, followed by advertising for brands including Barbour and Lufian.

Represented by Elite London early in his career, George appeared in a 2011 story for Contributor, photographed by Brian Doherty. Sportswear and an outdoor setting gave that early work an informal character. By 2014, he was walking for Calvin Klein Collection, with subsequent runway appearances for Dolce & Gabbana and the British knitwear label Sibling.

Magazine work became a continuing part of his career. George joined the cast of a summer 2014 Rollacoaster editorial, photographed by Jam Sutton, and appeared in Attitude later that year. These group stories placed him among a generation of London models working across independent fashion magazines and the international show circuit.

A recurring connection with How to Spend It brought George into a different photographic setting. Holiday tailoring in 2018 was followed by a 2019 story devoted to statement shirts, photographed by David Goldman. He also appeared in GQ India’s June 2019 issue, photographed at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London.

His later commercial work continued that engagement with menswear. George modeled Barbour’s spring 2021 Tartan collection and appeared in Lufian’s fall-winter 2022 campaign. The assignments extended a career established in fashion magazines into the seasonal imagery through which menswear brands introduce their clothes.