It seems as though Vogue Arabia is quite fond of the Hadid family ... and this time it's not Gigi or Bella on the cover of the magazine, but Anwar Hadid.
The 18-year-old American-Palestinian model has been featured on Vogue Man Arabia's latest edition, just in time for the magazine's digital launch of Man.Vogue.Me.
"Yes, we have been busy! After taking the Internet (and the world) by storm with Tamer Hosny and Rihanna - Anwar Hadid leads the digital launch of man.vogue.me," Manuel Arnaut, Vogue Arabia's Editor-in-Chief, wrote on Instagram.
Anwar Hadid: "This was honestly one of the best times I had on set ever. I loved working with every single one of you!! Thank you!!"
Hadid made his first debut on a cover of Teen Vogue when he was just 16.
He has since made a name for himself in the industry having landed a deal with IMG Models in 2016.
The 18-year-old has over 1.6 million followers on Instagram ... all of whom are incredibly ecstatic to see him in the latest edition of Vogue Man Arabia.
A lot of "mashallahs" came out in full force
"I love you so much"
Others began pointing out his resemblance to Elvis Presley
More than one actually
Do you see it?
Check out the entire photoshoot here.
Hadids x Vogue Arabia ... a timeless love affair?
In March, Vogue Arabia kicked off its first-ever print edition with Gigi Hadid on the cover. The half Palestinian model appeared on both the English and Arabic covers that month.
"Being half-Palestinian, it means the world to me to be on the first-ever cover(s) of Vogue Arabia," Gigi Hadid wrote in the Instagram caption at the time.
Months later, the magazine featured Bella Hadid on the cover of its September edition.
And it seems as though Vogue Man Arabia has taken the final member of the Hadid siblings.
Tamer Hosny was the face of Vogue Man Arabia's first edition ...
In October, Tamer Hosny became the face of Vogue Man Arabia's first edition and the first Arab man to grace the front of an international fashion magazine.
"It was my pleasure to be on the cover of its 1st edition," Hosny wrote in an Instagram caption at the time.