Florian Pessenteiner
Florian Pessenteiner is with M & P Model (London) , SS&M ( Madrid), Elite ( Milan).
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: I think from other male models it disdinguishes me that I stayed the same the whole time I did modelling. So many agencies try to change the boys , whenever new trend is coming up ... It brings you money but for sure not a long carrer .. because trends are changing ... and I never let myself change ... I always packed my stuff when they wanted to and left ... and kept my hair , didnt built up muscels etc... :)
Ph.: James Kelly
PONY RYDER: You got your first Vogue editorial (Vogue Homme Japan) with photographer David Hughes . How was that experience for You?
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: Im very proud about the editorial. The photographer was amazing ... The location was soo great .. And all the people on the set were easy to work with and super nice. It was for sure one of the best shoots i've had so far. Ph.: Stefan Milev
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: I did Vorn Magazine , Icon Magazine ,Dazed and Confused, Wallpaper , Trend Fashion , Dressed to kill , Show studio , Dazed Digital , Converse , H Magazine ... H magazine just came out and it's great ..A really good editorial. Ph.: Adrian Portmann
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: Yes sometimes it can be really hard to be a male model and of course women get more attention than we do. You can see the difference for example on the payments. For shows it is somtimes ridicolous how much we get and how much the girls for example get. But theres is quite a big change now and I hope the change is not going to stop. Ph.: Joachim Baldauf
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: I dont think there really exists an "it" thing for a male model. I just think it's important to stay yourself whatever other people say. Some people quickly change as well in person when they successed and that's a thing that should not happen. Have your own style , your own thoughts and the most important thing is to have your own opinion. Ph.: Joachim Baldauf
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: I think i dont really have a style to pose. I think its very important to talk with the photographer first and get to know what he or she wants and what he or she expects. As soon as you know that and have a connection with the camera you just start posing. To be able to find the right poses , facial expressions etc.. I think that makes a real model. Ph.: Katja Hentschel
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: Hmm... I would say it is important for a model to know where to work and where to be represented. But it's always hard to say where you fit in and where not. If you have the special kind of thing people are looking for, you can book jobs everywhere . That I am not a commercial kind of guy was a thing I knew the first time I got to my agency. Ph.: Stefan Milev
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: Yes of course there is a different treatment of models in smaller agencies than in bigger ones. Im with a smaller one here in London for example and its a really close working relationship with my booker. The booker can push you more and take care of you properly. In bigger agencies its quite hard to survive I think. You always have to be presentable otherwise you just disappear inbetween 300 others. Ph.: Snjezana Josipovic
Ph.: Snjezana Josipovic
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: My hair does attract special attention , sometimes a very good one , and sometimes it can be not so good as well, sometimes I just get booked because of my hair so I am very proud about the fact that I never cut it off when people in the industry said I should.
I use Redken for my hair. It is a very good product because it repairs the hair especially after a long day shooting and getting the hair done all the time.
Ph.: Adrian Portmann
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER: I do not really have a makeup bag. I just use facepowder (MAC) when you have to go to castings for example. To cover up the results of partying too much :)
I dont really have a secret how I stay in shape. Naturally I am skinny built and it's hard for me to put on muscels. I dont go to gym or anything. I just try to eat healthy , drink a lot of water , and walk around instead of taking the busses all the time.
Ph.: Stephan Milev
FLORIAN PESSENTEINER (advice to new male models) : I think the most important thing is to stay yourself. Have your own opinion and fight for your "rights". I dont wanna say that models have no rights but as soon as someone tries to change you fight for being who you are.
Dont take anything to serious and take it step by step. Keep on fighting and it will for sure work out .

Interview with fashion model Florian Pessenteiner is original work and courtesy of Pony Ryder.
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25 comments:
aww, gotta love florian. so talented.
on a sidenote: you've misspelled floran's last name several times.
Great interview. It does however make me want to get my hands on Vogue Homme Japan even more!
Once again great interview from Pony.
Seeem they just get better,and better...
Well i like Florian.He seems so modest,even though he's so talented.And that is rare nowadays.Compliments to his long hair...he looks kinda indian,don't u think so?
And compliments to all of his photos.very nice,and unique.
Gabriela
Yes,,,i know him on the vogue homme Japon.
It was nice editorial.
He has unique face and good atmosphere.
xoxo
aww lvoe him!
and i got the polaroids from a recopilation of diferrent websites
His face is a stunning mix of masculine and feminine features! Beautiful and smart to boot. I havent heard of him before (was stuck in my little attic) but after this, I'll definitely keep one eye on him.
Absolute Love!
super interview.
Oh wow wonderful interview :)
Wow! It's wild how much he has accomplished--and he's younger than me! Plus, those cheekbones...
it's great that you manage for doing this interview. I didn't know him, but probably I'll see him soon in some other mags. great work.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_tYXveeajoiQ/SMmkE16_ihI/AAAAAAAAA6w/uHGgwwuflW0/s320/florian_passenteiner.jpg
my favorite image, it's so stunning.
great interview. thank you for the comment, I'm glad I found your site :)
25 shows, I'm exhausted and yet I keep editing and making posts for the next week. I shot over 300 photos last night of just windows and still have over 300 photos from Rucci's show to finish editing [the most difficult show to shot, I swear!]
I love the Versace shoes, they are just so offensive to feet and mystifying at the same time. I can't wait to see someone in them.
well it seems like i have someone that is gonna beat me !!? great interview dude ! but where do u live ? and how many people are u workin on this blog ? is it the girl really one of your models ?!!!
Wow, that's really cool that you managed to interview him!
Great interview... he's interesting. I didn't really know him before.
Oh my God, nice interview, and the images looks very pro
I love how androgynous he is.
Gorgeous interview. Florian is so unique, and this post only comes to show it.
oh my.. he is amazing. great interview, ryder.
I have no idea why male models aren't getting as much spotlight by the media as the female models. They're just as interesting and are unique in their own ways..
I guess the media always focuses on the women, especially in terms of fashion. I seriously can't name a single male model, but I can name a dozen female ones right from the top of my head..
wow hes intimadatingly beauitful
hello pony ryder!, and all the compliments for continuing such an amazing interview work! must say, I'm positively surprised with your choice of interlocutors - after mr. james mountford I was kinda scared that that was just an exeption, but now I'm glad my fears were unnecessary! :)
best wishes and keep up the great work - brice jones
Wow, what a great interview. Very cool and amazing pictures.
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What a great interview! You really do wonderful interviews :) His face is so stunning and special, and I love his hair. Fabulous!
want that mag issue so bad
i wish i had his hair
yes! thanks for this interview, im so glad more and more male models are getting recognition for their work :)
really nice blog btw
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