Sam Lawson
Sam Lawson is a British male model that has been in editorials for Rollacoaster Magazine, Zoo Magazine and Ponystep Magazine.
Personal Details
- Nationality: British
- Height: 5’10”
- Chest: 38.5”
- Waist: 30”
- Hair Color: Blonde
- Eye Color: Blue
Agencies
Sam Lawson is signed with Select Model Management London, Why Not Model Management Milan and New Madison Paris.
Work History by Year
In 2010 Sam Lawson modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Dansk, which was called Nordic Gods. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Arena Homme +, which was called Beauty & the Beast. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Arena Homme +, which was called Top of the Pop Mops. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Citizen K International. He modeled in an editorial for the December edition of Guapo Magazine, which was called Gangsta Blondes.
In 2011 he modeled in an editorial for the February edition of Attitude Magazine. He modeled in an editorial for the March edition of Twist Magazine, which was called Boxing Club. He modeled in an editorial for the spring edition of Love Magazine, which was called Nonstop Erotic Dancing. He modeled in an editorial for the August edition of British Vogue, which was called You’ve Got the Look. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Candy Magazine, which was called Playmates. He was on the Coitus Magazine cover.
In 2012 he modeled in an editorial for the March edition of Tetu, which was called Moon Walk. He modeled in an editorial for the June edition of Ponystep Magazine, which was called Double Denim. He modeled in an editorial for the September edition of Phoenix Magazine, which was called Brave New World. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Rollacoaster Magazine, which was called Blood Brothers. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Zoo Magazine, which was called Men Of Good Fortune.
In 2013 he modeled in an editorial for the spring edition of 7th Man Magazine, which was called Pollen. He modeled in an editorial for the fall edition of Optology Magazine, which was called Trinity. He was in the spring ad campaign for Antony Morato.