While the Brazilian actor has been a gay fave for his portrayal of bisexual king Ivan on Netflix‘s blockbuster Spanish-language hit Elite, Lamoglia is now riling up fans with a thirsty glimpse into his secret bathroom behavior and it’s all in the name of fashion.
The hunk proved he’s not beyond wearing a little makeup to get that heartthrob glow in a new ad for Dolce & Gabbana’s latest tinted moisturizer.
To promote the brand’s campaign for the cosmetic, curiously titled Millennial Skin, the 26-year-old bared most of his borderline Gen Z flesh.
Slather it all over us, André!
credit: Instagram (@andrelamoglia)
In the clip, the hunky star dons nothing but a towel on his wet physique as he begins his post-bath skin regimen that includes checking himself out in the mirror to rub the tinted moisturizer on his already impeccably dewy skin.
Move over Jacob Elordi, we need a Lamoglia scented candle stat:
Lamoglia joined the series in season 5 and garnered international fame as his on-screen romance with former co-star Manu Ríos became a central storyline.
Although its unclear what’s in store on season 8, fans can won’t have to wait too long to see what his character is up to as he’s set to appear in a crossover role on Netflix’s English-language South African teen crime drama Blood & Water.
On Wednesday, the streaming giant shared the trailer for the show’s upcoming fourth season with Lamoglia bringing his sizzling chemistry to the halls of the thriller’s prestigious Parkhurst College as an exchange student.
While he may be on another continent and speaking another language, Lamoglia’s Ivan wastes no time acclimating by hooking up and getting wrapped up in a sex tape. Making Las Encinas proud!
While Netflix has yet to reveal a premiere date for the final season of Elite, fans can start streaming the fourth season of Blood & Water starting on March 1.Watch Lamoglia in the the Blood & Water trailer below:
On October 5th, 2018, Netflix unleashed the sizzling young adult telenovela ‘Elite’ onto the unsuspecting masses & we’ve never been the same again.
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abfab. I’m thinking either word would be correct in this context. I was taught jealous basically means you wish you had the same thing that someone else has while they also continue to have it. (You both can have a million dollars), while envy means you want to have the thing that someone else has where they will no longer have it (take someone’s spouse, one of a kind car, etc.) I stand to be corrected, as always.
It’s easy to tell that Fname Optional Lname (above) was NOT jealous of this person.
Though ‘jealous’ and ‘envious’ may both mean “covetous,” only ‘jealous’ may be used to mean “possessively suspicious.”
envious v jealousy
Envy is when you want what someone else has, but jealousy is when you’re worried someone’s trying to take what you have. If you want your neighbor’s new convertible, you feel envy. If she takes your husband for a ride, you feel jealousy.
Very handsome guy. Though I have always enjoyed the fact that as males, we can be seen as “looking good” without the need for makeup and with the slight imperfections and roughness of makeup-free human skin, so I have mixed feelings about this trend of men wearing makeup. It could make the natural imperfections of the human face seem more and more “ugly” in men, with time and eventually guys might all feel pressured to plaster on the facial paint the way women have felt they needed to do for centuries due to the unrealistic beauty standards they have long faced in society. Many men have already begun to feel the need for cosmetic surgery as they age. I suppose in the end, its only fair though. But I hope the trend of gay men with thin, arched drag queen eyebrows and thick trout lips will be on its way out soon.
lots of men used to wear makeup at various times in history. In the 20th century, no, but go back further and you definitely see men in makeup at various stages… from the Egyptians and Persians, to Baroque Europe, esp. in France… I don’t see an issue with a touch of foundation, concealer or even some eyeliner but I definitely don’t find shaped/plucked eyebrows or cosmetic surgery very attractive, but hey, it’s up to each individual what they want to do with their body and what each person finds attractive. It’s only harmful when we are made to feel we ‘need’ to do things to feel attractive or to have self-worth.
Another thing to blame on covid. Much the same as squid game, if there wasn’t a hollywood shutdown, this show would never had got any attention. Straight men playing a gay role. God only knows why is continues to be given air is beyond my.
My opinion is that Elite is a great show. Apparently you don’t like it, but I believe Elite was going well before Covid hit, so can’t really blame it on that.
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Fname Optional Lname
Beauty fades
mikhailmaui
Well duh… what is your point? Jealous he is making money off his youth and beauty?
ciasteczek
beauty fades… dumb is forever
abfab
The word is envious. Not jealous. Open the dictionary.
Openminded
abfab. I’m thinking either word would be correct in this context. I was taught jealous basically means you wish you had the same thing that someone else has while they also continue to have it. (You both can have a million dollars), while envy means you want to have the thing that someone else has where they will no longer have it (take someone’s spouse, one of a kind car, etc.) I stand to be corrected, as always.
abfab
Interesting words, Openminded,
It’s easy to tell that Fname Optional Lname (above) was NOT jealous of this person.
Though ‘jealous’ and ‘envious’ may both mean “covetous,” only ‘jealous’ may be used to mean “possessively suspicious.”
envious v jealousy
Envy is when you want what someone else has, but jealousy is when you’re worried someone’s trying to take what you have. If you want your neighbor’s new convertible, you feel envy. If she takes your husband for a ride, you feel jealousy.
abfab
And dare I say that Fnmame was hardly envious either. He was correct!
DarkZephyr
Very handsome guy. Though I have always enjoyed the fact that as males, we can be seen as “looking good” without the need for makeup and with the slight imperfections and roughness of makeup-free human skin, so I have mixed feelings about this trend of men wearing makeup. It could make the natural imperfections of the human face seem more and more “ugly” in men, with time and eventually guys might all feel pressured to plaster on the facial paint the way women have felt they needed to do for centuries due to the unrealistic beauty standards they have long faced in society. Many men have already begun to feel the need for cosmetic surgery as they age. I suppose in the end, its only fair though. But I hope the trend of gay men with thin, arched drag queen eyebrows and thick trout lips will be on its way out soon.
graphicjack
lots of men used to wear makeup at various times in history. In the 20th century, no, but go back further and you definitely see men in makeup at various stages… from the Egyptians and Persians, to Baroque Europe, esp. in France… I don’t see an issue with a touch of foundation, concealer or even some eyeliner but I definitely don’t find shaped/plucked eyebrows or cosmetic surgery very attractive, but hey, it’s up to each individual what they want to do with their body and what each person finds attractive. It’s only harmful when we are made to feel we ‘need’ to do things to feel attractive or to have self-worth.
abfab
Oh Jack honey, make up is harmful. Period!
m
He’s hot!
nm4047
Another thing to blame on covid. Much the same as squid game, if there wasn’t a hollywood shutdown, this show would never had got any attention. Straight men playing a gay role. God only knows why is continues to be given air is beyond my.
Openminded
My opinion is that Elite is a great show. Apparently you don’t like it, but I believe Elite was going well before Covid hit, so can’t really blame it on that.