2012-2-21 Andrej Pejic leaves them for dead in cozzies for men and women

THERE are no boundaries - gender or otherwise - for Broady boy turned international model Andrej Pejic.

The androgynous head-turner was back home yesterday to model the latest swimwear collection for avant garde Australian designer Nathan Paul.

The only difference? Pejic yesterday modelled both mens and womenswear for Paul's Spring/Summer 2012/2013 collection.

"It is out there, thought provoking and sexual and very virgin-like too," Pejic said of the Aussie cozzies.

The model, who missed NYFW last week to shoot a campaign in Paris as the face of a major fragrance, has modelled everything from Jean Paul Gaultier's bridal range to women's lingerie.

Pejic said morphing into his feminine side was not too hard.

"I am comfortable to do a lot of things," he said at the Day of the Dead-themed shoot at Richmond restaurant Mexicali Rose.

"I think it is definitely more intimidating and revealing. I have to bring out the sort of sexy side, but it is a lot of fun.

"You have to come to a place where you just let go and I have come to that place already.

"There are no gender boundaries and no other boundaries of any sort. We don't like that."

Pejic's Chadwick Models agent Joseph Tenni said the Serbian Australian was a superstar.

"He got more covers last year than any other Australian model, by far, and any other male model in the world," Tenni said.

"I think he can achieve a lot more in the Australian market."

Designer Paul said he felt Pejic was the right look for his brand and loved his edgy style.  "I didn't do it for controversy."

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