World's most good looking teacher
The maths teacher who reached global fame after his students shared his pictures online is now the new face of Armani.
Pietro Boselli, 28, who is an advanced maths teacher originally from Negrar, Italy, was so popular among his female pupils that they entered him into a sexiest teacher competition without him knowing - which he won.
His students at UCL, where he taught while studying for his PHD, did eventually discover the fitness fanatic's secret, after Googling him.
Pietro says he knew his students had cottoned on when they started to take 'sneaky' images of him while he was at the front of the lecture hall.
He is now the face of Giorgio Armani's sporty EA7 line - 22 years after he was first scouted by the renowned fashion label.
Pietro, who has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University College London, says he always dreamed of modelling, but chose to follow an academic path instead.
Pietro previously hid his work for fashion companies such as Abercrombie and Fitch - by omitting it from his CV.
Blessed with both brains and looks, he admits he trains twice a day and follows a 'strict diet' to stay in shape.
Now the mathematician, who first modelled for Armani at the age of seven, has been shot for the designer label once more.
He already has almost 900,000 followers on Instagram and he has been compared to David Beckham for his good looks.
However, the teacher-come-model says he tries not to let the attention go to his head, saying that people 'think he is too beautiful to ever take seriously'.
Growing up in Italy, the young Pietro was scouted by Armani Junior which started off a double life of studying hard for his exams as well as posing in front of the lens for fashion shoots.
He calls himself a 'nerd' and says that his studies were his priority growing up, forcing him to turn down lucrative jobs that would take him away from his books.
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