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Chase Hostler

Go-go boy wonder

By Phil Villeneuve • July 8, 2013 12:44 pm EDT

Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase Hostler Credit: Marco Ovando

  • Chase in a skirt Credit: Marco Ovando

Chase Hostler, in various states of undress. Xtra

New York go-go sensation Chase Hostler recently made his Canadian debut dancing at The 519’s TreeHouse Party at this year’s Pride extravaganza. Chase isn’t all body, though: he’s also got an eye for fashion and design and is connected to just about everyone in the Big Apple.

He explains more in the video found to the left of this story. If you don’t have time to watch, take a gander through the slideshow above and check out his greatest assets.

All photos taken by Marco Ovando in an apartment in New York this past spring.

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