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If you’re a regular reader of the site, you might’ve noticed that I’ve neglected both my Model Behavior and Man Crush weekly series for almost a month now. Truth be told, I was a little burnt out from scouring the net for hot men. Yup, I overdosed on good-looking guys. Who knew that was possible? I certainly didn’t, but now I’m back and rejuvenated. I thought I’d kick off my comeback with one juicy sexy blond. Meet Kris Kranz.

This Minnesota-born male model came to prominence with an underwear campaign for Engergie a few years ago. He definitely filled out every inch of the Italian brand’s undergarments to perfection. You can see a whackload of them later in the post.

Kranz started out his career by appearing in Cosmopolitan’s feature, “Cosmo’s Guy Without His Shirt“, when he was just 19-years-old. With his arresting blond good looks, many modeling agencies came-a-calling but signed with Major Model Management in the end. Check out what this 27-year-old golden tanned Adonis has to offer in a sampling of his portfolio below. Hope you enjoy.

For this week’s Model Behavior, I decided to share with you someone with an edge. Typically, multiple piercings and super-inked bodies aren’t my thing, but this Brazilian male model made me take notice. Meet 28-year-old Mateus Verdelho.

This six-foot-one stud first made waves appearing in Terra The Boy and Abercrombie & Fitch. Back then, he was a fresh-faced young man with a bit of fur and blank canvas. Nowadays, Mateus is known for his mega tattoos and multiple hardware. With his unique look, Verdelho has carved a nice niche in the modeling world. He’s appeared in ads for Havianas, Dazed & Confused, Numero Hommes and Penguin. Most recently, he graced the cover of Junior magazine.

“The best thing about modeling is to be able to travel around the world and you can learn by yourself the culture, the language of such unique lifestyles.” – Mateus Verdelho

In his spare time, Verdelho loves extreme sports, especially skateboarding. With that hot body of his, not surprisingly, Mateus enjoys hitting the beach as well. Check out a few photos from this Brazilian’s portfolio below.For those who thought last week’s featured model was a little too buff, this week’s choice should make you happy. Craig Malozzi has the perfect body for both fitness and fashion- beefy but not too muscular. Plus his Californian golden boy good looks don’t hurt either. That’s exactly why I picked Malozzi as this week’s Model Behavior.

While it was easy to find plenty of hot pics of Craig, finding biographical information proved much more difficult. All I was able to uncover was his college GPA, which was 3.8 just in case you were wondering, and his athletic background. He played basketball and volleyball for his college and played semi-pro football. He even placed second in two bodybuilding competitions. It was this active lifestyle that laid the foundation for his sexy body. It’s that physique that’s appealed to photographers like Rick Day. Check out a sampling of Malozzi’s body of work below.

The “Male Model” stereotype seems to be changing and we can likely thank social media for the shift in thinking. In the past, when referring to male models, many would consider them – shall we say – not so bright. The movie Zoolander did nothing but fuel the negative public perception. Since we can now follow the words and images directly from the mouth of fashion’s leading men via Twitter and Instagram, we have learned that many male models are smart, witty, and charming. Menswear fashion week in Europe is now upon us, so we’ve compiled a list of 15 of our favorite male models to follow on Twitter and Instagram.Santo and Donatella and Gianni Versace grew up in Calabria, Italy. As Gianni learnt his craft from his dressmaker mother, Donatella played his creative muse. As a precocious child of 11, she was already dying her hair blonde and wearing her brother’s designs.

Work as a knitwear designer took Gianni to Florence in the mid 1970s. Donatella followed. While she studied Italian literature at university, she would hang out with her brother and his fashion crowd at the weekends.

Gianni moved on to Milan and Donatella once again followed. The plan was for her to work as Gianni’s PR agent when he launched his company in 1978. But that plan was quickly scrapped, the designer preferring his sister as a muse and critic.

Gianni’s’ brutal murder in 1997 left his bereaved sister at the head of the multi-million fashion house. Three months after Gianni’s death, Donatella turned out a ready-to-wear collection, followed by a mainline collection the following spring.

Since the death of Gianni, the Versace company has seen its value halve to 250 million. In July 2004, Donatella was admitted to a rehab clinic in an attempt to rid her of her cocaine addiction.

She last appeared in public at the Versace men’s show in June 2006, very thin and wearing a wig or hair extensions. It is believed her hair has fallen out as a result of her addiction.

Donatella is married to former male model Paul Beck with whom she has a son, Daniel, and a daughter, Allegra. After her uncle's death, it was Allegra, then aged 11, who inherited the most part of his fortune, including a 45 per cent share in the Versace family business. Beck is in charge of Versace's advertising.