New York Fashion Week is an event held annually in New York City, USA, attended by celebrities among other important people in the world of fashion, music, film, and sport, it is known that you can be invited through a brand, or by the organizer of the event.
Noah D'castellano, is an Italian-American actor-model, entrepreneur, polyglot and fashionista. He began his career as an actor and model at the age of 12, his apprenticeship is based in countries such as USA, Colombia, Italy, Honduras and Mexico,
He became known in the modeling industry after participating in New York Fashion Week on September 9, 2022, being this his most outstanding success, so far, and has attended this event in three consecutive years, 2022-2023 and the most recent 2024.
Noah D'castellano, is an Italian-American actor-model, entrepreneur, polyglot and fashionista. He began his career as an actor and model at the age of 12, his apprenticeship is based in countries such as USA, Colombia, Italy, Honduras and Mexico,
He became known in the modeling industry after participating in New York Fashion Week on September 9, 2022, being this his most outstanding success, so far, and has attended this event in three consecutive years, 2022-2023 and the most recent 2024.
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