'The world's sexiest teacher' laughs and cries as a model

Known as the "world's sexiest teacher" with a doctorate, Pietro Boselli has struggled with the stereotype that models are not intelligent since he started his modeling career.

Pietro Boselli, a 28-year-old Italian teacher, has been a model since he was 6 years old. He continued his modeling career as an adult, participating in shows in Milan and working regularly with Armani, the famous Italian fashion house. However, the young man always prioritized his studies, majoring in mechanical engineering at the University of London.College London).

Pietro Bosellis has been dubbed the "world's sexiest teacher" after photos secretly taken by students were posted online.

"Although modeling makes good money, I never miss a single hour of school. Luckily, after passing my exams, I can work as a model during the summer," he said.After graduating with an engineering degree, he stayed at school to teach math and pursue higher education.Boselli graduated with his PhD in February 2016.

Modeling while teaching also brought Boselli a lot of trouble. "I spent 5 years as a teaching assistant and then a lecturer, with 100 new students every year. During the school year, there were always students secretly taking pictures of me in class and posting them on social media, saying that my teacher was also a model. I usually ignored these posts. Finally, one of them went viral," Boselli said about his sudden fame on Indy100 on December 14.His Instagram account currently has 1.6 million followers.

"The sexiest teacher in the world" is Armani's expensive model.

While working in the fashion industry, Boselli was fortunate to be seen as someone who defied stereotypes about models. His education was always at the center of the conversation.

Pietro Boselli believes that the roles of models and doctors are similar. Both are dynamic, have flexible schedules and often have a side job. In fact, walking on the catwalk and doing photoshoots is not the only source of income for most models. They need to be open-minded and practice their communication skills, travel to many places around the world and experience firsthand. To succeed in this harsh industry, one must be dedicated and hard-working.

Boselli dreamed of being a supermodel from a young age but was never unserious in her studies.

Explaining the perception that models are unintelligent, Boselli said that many people in the profession are not required to have an intellectual element. Subjective comments about the profession come from people who lack talent or knowledge.

Calling himself a "nerd," Boselli turned down many lucrative fashion contracts. Now, havingAfter receiving his doctorate, Pietro Boselli decided to take a break from teaching, planning to explore his other talents and travel the world.

According to VNE