It’s no secret that Manu Ríos looks fabulous in and out of clothes.
While the 25-year-old hunk rose to fame raising heart rates with his often scantily-clad portrayal of gorgeous bad boy Patrick on Elite, he branched out into fashion with the launch of his Carrer clothing brand last year.
And over the last week, Ríos has been spending lots of time keeping his toned physique on point while away from his Spanish homeland.
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The actor soaked up the Southern California sun while hiking shirtless with a handsome pal, Spanish businessman Alfonso Cobo, near Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
While it’s unclear if Ríos’ visit was for business or strictly pleasure, the good friends made sure working out was always on their itinerary.
Following their trek in the hills, the dynamic duo also hit up a group fitness class at a private gym.
Rios and his stylist/business partner Marc Forné created the genderless line which features bomber jackets, joggers, polos and T-shirts in neutral shades.
“In the end, it’s menswear that can be worn by women and that we would love to see women wear. I love a girl in cargos or a bomber jacket and it’s more of like the off-duty looks of those girls,” Forné told WWD.
“It’s also very sexy, even though you’re not like doing sexy clothes, but I think it’s a much more refined collection than the first one as we’re of course learning and I think you can see the evolution.”
The sexy medical drama looks to be a Spanish-language take on Grey’s Anatomy.
Respira finds Ríos playing a medical resident named Biel who must decide whether to continue treating patients during a hospital strike or join the frontlines in hopes of receiving better working conditions.
While Netflix has yet to announce a premiere date, check out Rios’ fashion skills by peeping Carrer’s new spring collection below:
