Alex Del Rey

48h

Brief to ten frames.

Any house, his face

Same jawline, same eyes, same stubble — one face across every campaign, whether it is frame one or frame three hundred. Finding the right model used to take most brands three weeks. This one is already cast.

300+
12
48h
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Dolce & Gabbana · Versace · Prada · Calvin Klein · Tom Ford · Burberry · Gucci · Armani · Valentino · Zegna ·
Dolce & Gabbana · Versace · Prada · Calvin Klein · Tom Ford · Burberry · Gucci · Armani · Valentino · Zegna ·
Dolce & Gabbana · Versace · Prada · Calvin Klein · Tom Ford · Burberry · Gucci · Armani · Valentino · Zegna ·

Six houses, one face

Same person. Six brand languages. Jawline, eyes, stubble — all locked. Tap a dot or use the arrows to flip through.

Dolce & Gabbana

The house
arrives

Six house languages, one face. Hover a row to see the frame.

Dolce & Gabbana frame — Alex Del Rey in Dolce & Gabbana brand language

Dolce & Gabbana

Sicilian black tie, turned around in thirty-six hours.

Prada frame — Alex Del Rey in Prada brand language

Prada

Venice, SS26 — seven frames from a single brief.

Burberry frame — Alex Del Rey in Burberry brand language

Burberry

Regent Street rain, delivered the same week.

Calvin Klein frame — Alex Del Rey in Calvin Klein brand language

Calvin Klein

Monochrome minimalism, and no frame had to be redone.

Gucci frame — Alex Del Rey in Gucci brand language

Gucci

Roman revival — same jawline, new house.

Armani frame — Alex Del Rey in Armani brand language

Armani

Milano editorial, on a forty-eight-hour turnaround.

Serpente
Verde

A seven-frame Prada narrative and a forty-two-second film, built around Alex and an emerald falcon that shouldn’t be in Venice. Brief to finished edit in ninety-six hours.

Prada frame 01 — Arrival
Prada frame 02 — Lens
Prada frame 03 — Trust
Prada frame 04 — Bridge
Prada frame 05 — Drinking
Prada frame 06 — Mirror
Prada frame 07 — Exit

Seven frames, one face, ninety-six hours. Your brief in, your edit out, nothing rebooked, nothing reshot.

Send the brief. Three sample frames back in twenty-four hours, before any money changes hands.

Portfolio

Three hundred frames across twelve house aesthetics, and the same face looks out of all of them

Alex Del Rey — Portrait study
Portrait study
Alex Del Rey — Intensity
Intensity
Alex Del Rey — Left profile
Left profile
Alex Del Rey — Right profile
Right profile
Alex Del Rey — Full length
Full length
Alex Del Rey — Candid
Candid
Alex Del Rey — Black
Black
Alex Del Rey — Form
Form
Alex Del Rey — Cool
Cool

The question you’re
about to ask

Aerie pledged no AI-generated bodies, no AI-generated people. Ever. Levi’s got blowback for treating AI as a diversity fig leaf. Fair on both counts. Alex is the opposite of both — a single character licensed to one brand at a time. Every frame is credited as AI-generated, never sold as a substitute for a real person. Transparency is the pitch.

One brand at a time.

The Brand Partner tier locks category exclusivity. The Exclusive tier retires him from the roster permanently. No shared face across competitors.

Disclosed in every frame.

Every asset delivered and every frame on this site carries an AI-generated caption. The brand wears the disclosure openly rather than passing him off.

Not a replacement.

Alex is a character, not a stand-in for a real person. Pair him with real models when a campaign needs both. The pitch is brand-owned storytelling.

Four steps, four days, one face

  1. Send the brief.

    Describe the campaign in a paragraph — brand, wardrobe, environment, deadline. If you have a mood board, attach it. If you don't, tell us which houses the aesthetic lives between.

  2. Three sample frames back in twenty-four hours.

    We return three sample frames built against your brief. You approve the direction, adjust the wardrobe, or say something's off. Nothing charged yet.

  3. Approve the direction.

    Once the samples look like your brand, we lock the palette and the wardrobe and move to full production. You pick ten frames or a season-long plan.

  4. Full delivery in forty-eight hours.

    Campaign-ready frames in the ratios you need, full commercial rights, delivered with an AI-generated disclosure caption already composed.

Three sample frames back in twenty-four hours. No payment until you approve direction.

A mid-tier shoot, or Alex

Cost, mid-tier campaign
$14,000 – $22,000
$3,500
Cost, single-day with a name photographer + model
$25,000 – $100,000
$3,500
Model day rate
$800 – $3,000 / day
Included
Time from brief to finished frames
2 – 4 weeks casting, then shoot
48 hours
Consistency across frames
Reshoots if anything drifts
DNA-locked — same face every frame
Reshoot cost
Another day rate + crew
Zero — edit or regenerate
Commercial rights
Negotiated per use, often limited
Full transfer on delivery

Three ways
to book

A single campaign, a season-long brand partner, or a character you own outright. Move up whenever. Once a brand buys him, he retires from the roster for good.

$3,500
One-time

A single campaign, ten campaign-ready frames, turned around in forty-eight hours from brief — for brands that want to see him in your brand before going further.

  • 10 campaign-ready frames
  • Any wardrobe, any environment, any city
  • 48-hour delivery from brief
  • Three sample frames before you pay
  • Full commercial rights — yours to run anywhere
$7,500
/month

He becomes the face of your brand for a season or more — unlimited frames, priority twenty-four-hour turnaround, and category exclusivity so no competitor can book him while you are running.

  • Unlimited frames per month
  • 24-hour priority turnaround
  • Category exclusivity — no competitor gets him
  • Video-ready source frames for commercials
  • Direct line to the creative team
  • Pause or cancel any month
$25,000
Forever

Buy the character outright. He retires from the roster. The DNA documentation transfers to you, no other brand ever wears this face again — sold once, never listed again.

  • Character permanently retired from the roster
  • Full DNA documentation + source files transferred
  • Unlimited usage in perpetuity
  • Modify wardrobe, age, environment, campaign — never the face
  • Sold once. Never listed again.

Frequently asked

  • It is if you hide it. Every frame we deliver is captioned as AI-generated, and the footer disclosure runs site-wide. Aerie's no-AI pledge and the Levi's Lalaland backlash both hit brands that framed AI as a stand-in for real people or a diversity shortcut. Alex is explicitly the opposite — a licensed character, disclosed openly, paired with real models when the campaign needs both.