Red Hot British BoysRed hair is strikingly beautiful, but sadly gingers sometimes just don’t get the appreciation they deserve.
Luckily for all the flame haired fitties out there, the front cover of the Red Hot British Boys 2018 calendar has been released.
The nude calendar is a collaboration between music producer-turned photographer Thomas Knights and Gay dating app Chappy – helping to rethink and rebrand what it means to be ginger.
The cover model is Nicholas Faulkner and the photograph was taken by Thomas Knights – with Elliot James Frieze responsible for the art direction.
You can pre-order a copy from the Red Hot 100 store, and you’ll be guaranteed a delivery date in October.
Each glossy page has a very photogenic naked ginger man to brighten up each month of 2018 and you can check out the raunchy launch video below:
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You’ll be swooning for a good cause too – some of the money raised will go towards the Ben Cohen STANDUP foundation, a charitable organisation which helps to bring communities together.
The foundation supports those who are working to eradicate bullying, particularly within the LGBTQ community.
?Credits: #RedHot @redhotexhibition Facebook #ThomasKnights Their first window display
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Soho, London??? pic.twitter.com/BnbFIpnN0x— Daphne van den Oever (@OeverDaphne) November 18, 2016
The calendar is refreshingly redhead-positive, celebrating different and unique beauty, with the ethos of, ‘be comfortable in your own skin’.
The launch, entitled ‘Chappy presents Red Hot Boys’, will take place at L’escargot in Soho London on 25 October 2017, with exclusive VIP tickets available online.
Jules studied English Literature with Creative Writing at Lancaster University before earning her masters in International Relations at Leiden University in The Netherlands (Hoi!). She then trained as a journalist through News Associates in Manchester. Jules has previously worked as a mental health blogger, copywriter and freelancer for various publications.