The modern day bombsell. She is a bit of a throwback to the Marilyn days though isn’t she? I can’t help but admire the work of a super. The photography is most excellent; I especially love the shot above. There is nothing sleazy or provocative about it really. It is just pure art.
She’s SO cute. It seems that she’s been everywhere lately and I’m glad that she’s on the cover. I love her make up and hair for this shoot, especially the nails. I wonder where I can find that color. Also how awesome is her hair? Way to capitalize on the dye-hair trend. Not to mention, she’s not naked! Eureka! If 2009 had been the year of Lara, 2010 better be the year of Abbey Lee.
Well. That’s certainly an interesting take on religion. I’m not so sure the Church would approve but it’s HOT. I like the incongruity of fashion and religion. And of course, Camilla Akran does an excellent job as per usual. Her photography makes me pay attention, even if I didn’t already like the concept. And that is the mark of an excellent photographer.
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Well Nicholas Hoult certainly looks happy. He was fantastic in Skins and was cast in Tom Ford’s directorial debut, A Single Man. And is apparently the new favorite. He’s certainly grown up from About a Boy. Carolyn Murphy has a very interesting and strategic tan line; these ads are very playful and provocative, very Tom Ford.
How fantastic is it that Jac returns once again to be the face of Calvin Klein Spring 2010? She’s such a rising star. I love her. She’s rapidly becoming my favorite model behind Abbey Lee Kershaw.
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Not only is she a regular for the Michael Kors’ ad campaigns season after season, Carmen Kass is now on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Turkey. I especially like the black and white close ups. They’re interesting and unusual, not to mention beautiful.
Carmen Kass in Harper’s Bazaar
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