Justice Joslin

Justice Joslin is an American model, actor, and musician from Johnson City, Tennessee. Before becoming a face of Carolina Herrera and Bulgari fragrances, he played wide receiver at Wofford College. Sport and music both preceded modeling, giving him interests and ambitions that continued alongside his advertising career.

At Wofford, Justice studied business economics and distinguished himself through his speed, earning the team’s Best Offensive Freshman award in 2006. His move into modeling followed his football years and a relocation to Los Angeles. A photographer’s encouragement helped him begin building a portfolio and pursuing fashion work.

By 2013, Justice was appearing on the cover of Man of the World, his curls and athletic build lending themselves to a cinematic image of American menswear. Advertising became a central part of his career. He starred in Vince’s spring-summer 2015 campaign, while fragrance work gave him a particularly recognizable identity. Carolina Herrera cast him opposite Lily Aldridge for CH Men Privé, and Bulgari chose him for Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve. His work also included Giorgio Armani’s Frames of Life commercial.

His association with an active, outdoors-oriented image found another expression in Orlebar Brown’s 2019 James Bond collection campaign. The role connected his modeling and screen work, which includes an appearance in the 2018 film Here and Now, starring Sarah Jessica Parker.

Music has developed into a creative practice of his own. In a 2019 Wofford interview, Justice discussed The Skipper Room, his Los Angeles analog studio named for his grandfather. Playing piano and guitar as well as bass and drums, he wrote, recorded, and produced his first solo vinyl record himself. He also described Unruly Collective, the Brooklyn arts space he helped establish, with its recording studio and performance venue. Speaking about recording in a world of digital perfection, he argued that music benefits from a little rawness.