Fabricio Bach
Fabricio Bach is a Brazilian male model that has appeared in editorials for Elle, FFW Magazine and Made in Brazil.
Personal Details
- Nationality: Brazilian
- Height: 6’ 1.5”
- Chest: 36”
- Waist: 30”
- Hair Color: Brown
- Eye Color: Brown
- Shoe Size: 10.5 UK
Agencies
Fabricio Bach is signed with Ford Models Brazil Sao Paulo, Next Miami, Two Management Los Angeles, Next London, Why Not Model Management Milan, Marilyn Agency Paris and One Management New York. His mother agency is Ford Models Brazil in Sao Paulo.
Work History by Year
In 2011 Fabricio Bach appeared in an editorial for the November issue of Made in Brazil that was photographed by Stewart Shining. He appeared in an editorial for the December issue of Made in Brazil.
In 2012 he appeared in an editorial for the January issue of FFW Magazine that was called Fashion Rio A/W 12 Daily Shoots, which was photographed by Lucas Bori. He appeared in an editorial for the June issue of FFW Magazine that was called Before The Sun Goes Down, which was photographed by Henrique Padilha. He appeared in an editorial for the September issue of U Magazine that was called Sailors, which was photographed by Hugo Toni. He was on the September cover of U Magazine.
In 2013 he appeared in an editorial for the April issue of Glamoholic Magazine that was called A Very Italian Summer, which was photographed by Ryan Jerome. He appeared in an editorial for the May issue of Men Moments Magazine that was called Sun of the Beatch, which was photographed by Ryan Jerome. He appeared in an editorial for the May issue of Maxim Italia that was called The Young Men And The Sea, which was photographed by Matteo Felici.
In 2014 he appeared in an editorial for the June issue of Fucking Young that was called Enjoy the Silence, which was photographed by Daniel Rodrigues. He appeared in an editorial for the fall issue of Portrait that was called Youthful Heat, which was photographed by Daniel Rodrigues. He walked the fall show for Pyer Moss.
In 2015 he appeared in an editorial for the May issue of Elle Brazil that was called Super Trooper, which was photographed by Fabio Bartelt.