How Old Is Nathan Bogle? Nathan Bogle Birthday
Nathan Bogle was born on December 31, 1974 and is 49 years old now.
Birthday: December 31, 1974
How Old - Age: 49
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Nathan Bogle - Biography
Nathan is an English male model. Bogle has had a long career in modelling. However, that’s not what he first set out to do with his life. At 16, Bogle moved to London with the plan of studying business and law. However, he soon discovered that he hated the two subjects. He stopped taking his studies seriously, but at age 22, he discovered the modelling world and started a serious career. During his career, Bogle modelled for Armani, DKNY, Dolce & Gabbana, and moreSome of his earliest shows were in Paris and Milan, although he has also walked the runway in Cuba, Australia, and South America. More recently, in 2009, Bogle appeared in a video for the spring/summer swimwear and clothing for NEXT alongside Emanuela de Paula. He has worked with several agencies, including WilhelminaWhile modelling, Bogle realized he had serious business aspirations. He decided to retire from modelling and take a try at being a fashion designer. He co-founded the company Rag & Bone, which is actually a British slang phrase for a junk dealer or someone who collects items for recycling. Bogle, Marcus Wainwright, and David Neville decided to focus on creating jeans that were comfortable for them. They sought out expert opinions and studied all the jeans currently on the market, and they eventually found a company in Kentucky to produce their jeans. Rag & Bone won the Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Award in 2001, and it looked like they were destined for greatness. However, Bogle later left the fashion line due to creative differences with Wainwright Neville. Bogle had expressed interest in adding a more upscale line of clothing to the label, while his partners wanted to continue producing mainly sportswear
