Florian Luger

Austrian male model and influencer

Florian Luger - Austrian male model and influencer
Born

May 22nd, 1994
31 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Austria

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Born in Austria, a male model gained recognition in the fashion industry through collaborations with various prominent brands. Achievements include participating in major fashion campaigns and walking the runway for reputable fashion designers. The modeling career has also extended to social media, creating a significant online presence and influencing fashion trends.

Modeled for top fashion brands

Participated in international fashion shows

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