The phrase "a handsome model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model who is attractive, often in the context of fashion or advertising.
Example: "The campaign featured a handsome model who captured the attention of the audience."
Alternatives: "an attractive model" or "a good-looking model".
Ariely had HarperCollins print thirteen different book covers; among other variations, they had a photo of a strikingly handsome model identified as the author, boldly marked the book as a best-seller, cited Ariely alternatively as a Ph.D. and a school principal, and advertised a 75percentt discount.
Michael Arcega's "Eternal Salivation" is a large, handsome model of Noah's ark made of balsa; its hold is strung with aromatic strips of dried meat labeled with the names of birds and beasts (alligator, antelope, chicken, elk, yak, wild boar).
His makeup — Mexican-American, starting quarterback, face of a New York franchise, theater aficionado, handsome model for GQ — appeals to a broad spectrum.
In a fashion magazine feature on the women of Brazil -- a tribute to the implacably handsome model Gisele -- one of her countrymen declares: "There are no busts in Brazil.
It's a handsome Victorian model village and the cafe has big plate glass windows, discreet branding in shades of grey, scrubbed pine tables and a small notice explaining the pay-as-you-feel concept.
Aside from making this film, Jay also writes, and has previously worked as a handsome male model, and a boxer. .
A lobster tank separates the small tapas bar, with its display of glistening fresh fish, from the minuscule dining room, a bright blue and white space decorated with handsome model ships.
Chips, ship's carpenter, has handsome model.
Tackling conks, high tops, cornrows and more, the handsome model rocks each cut with style.
Hidden in a gully lies the lodge itself, a handsome blockhouse modelled on a caravanserai.
