Johannes Schulze
Johannes Schulze is a German male model that has walked for Kenzo, Thom Browne and Ann Demeulemeester.
Personal Details
- Nationality: German
- Height: 1.85m
- Chest: 88 cm
- Waist: 72 cm
- Hips: 93 cm
- Hair Color: Brown
- Eye Color: Blue/Green
Agencies
Johannes Schulze is signed with Tomorrow Is Another Day in Koln.
Work History by Year
In 2010 Johannes Schulze walked the fall runway for Nicolas Andreas Taralis.
In 2011 he walked the spring runways for Rick Owens, Kris van Assche, Lanvin and Ann Demeulemeester. He appeared in an editorial for the spring issue of GQ Style UK that was called My Mother Always Said, You’re Painting A Masterpiece. He appeared in an editorial for the fall issue of Another Magazine that was called Speed of Life. He was in the spring ad campaign for Lanvin.
In 2012 he walked the fall runways for Lanvin and Nicolas Andreas Taralis. He walked the spring runways for Margaret Howell, Pringle of Scotland, Costume National, Diesel Black Gold, Ann Demeulemeester, Damir Doma, Lanvin and Nicolas Andreas Taralis. He was on the spring ad campaign for Lanvin.
In 2013 he walked the fall runways for Lou Dalton, Lee Roach, Richard Nicoll, Costume National, Diesel, Ann Demeulemeester, Lanvin, No Editions and Nicolas Andreas Taralis. He walked the spring runways for Matthew Miller, Ann Demeulemeester, Lanvin, Paul Smith, No Editions and Nicolas Andreas Taralis.
In 2014 he walked the fall runways for Costume National, 22/4, John Lawrence Sullivan, Rick Owens, No Editions, Ann Demeulemeester and Nicolas Andreas Taralis. He walked the spring runways for Costume National, 22/4, Rick Owens, Boris Bidjan Saberi, Ann Demeulemeester and Thom Browne.
In 2015 he walked the fall runways for Costume National, 22/4, Rick Owens, and Ann Demeulemeester. He walked the spring runways for Costume National, Julius, Ann Demeulemeester, 22/4, No Editions and Thom Browne. He appeared in an editorial for the March issue of Wallpaper Magazine that was called Sailor Made.
In 2016 he walked the fall runways for 22/4, Kenzo and Ximon Lee. He appeared in an editorial for the spring issue of 22/4 that was called Chess The Colors of Music.