A Dublin-based agency is recruiting male sports players for a “luxury fashion brand” project, with casting dates aligning with the Dior autumn/winter 2027 collection showcase at Trinity College Dublin.
Not Another Intl posted the call for men aged 17-25, The Irish Times reported. While the agency confirmed the search is legitimate, it has not officially linked the recruitment to the fashion house.
The casting call seeks individuals at least 6ft 1in tall with “no experience required” for work between late November and December 5th.
Dior is set to present its collection in the university’s Old Library on December 4th. While the fashion house is expected to bring its own models for the runway show, the specific role for the locally recruited talent remains unclear.
Jonathan Anderson brings Dior to Trinity
The upcoming event marks a significant homecoming for designer Jonathan Anderson. A native of Magherafelt, Co Derry, “showing at Trinity College Dublin is a dream come true,” designer Jonathan Anderson said, according to The Irish Times. Last year, the designer became the first in his field to be named an honorary patron of Trinity’s Philosophical Society.
Anderson’s connection to the location is deep, having previously worked in men’s wear at Brown Thomas, where he began his career. The designer recently shared his enthusiasm for the event on social media, featuring an illustration that references Carmel Snow, the Irish-born former editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar who famously dubbed Christian Dior’s 1947 debut the “New Look.”
Historical ties between Dior and Dublin
Dior’s presence in the Irish capital is not unprecedented. In 1950, the brand established a footprint in Dublin when Brown Thomas opened its first Dior boutique. During that launch, Christian Dior transported his own models to the city to display his designs within a replica of the original Paris salon.
Current recruitment efforts by Not Another Intl have cast a wide net, specifically inviting interest from GAA players alongside other athletes. The agency has emphasized that the opportunity is “well-paid” and open to all ethnicities.
Common questions regarding the Dublin casting
Who is eligible to apply for the casting call? The agency is seeking males aged 17-25 who are at least 6ft 1in tall. The call is open to players from all types of sports, including the GAA, and requires no prior modeling experience.
While the dates for the recruitment drive coincide with the Dior presentation on December 4th, the agency has not disclosed the identity of its client.
It is understood that the agency is not currently involved in the production of the Trinity catwalk show itself.
How can interested candidates apply? Applicants are encouraged to send their details, including full name, age, height, location, and a clear photograph, to [email protected].
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