Tony Duran Shots again

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL pictures of Bryce Draper by the talented Tony Duran

Dont u guys love it?


Model: Bryce Draper

Photography by Tony Duran

Remember Madonna's Louis Vuitton Bunny Ears?

This is how it is done.

Magazine: Vogue Russia - June 2009
Covergirl: Natalia Vodianova |DNA, Viva, Why Not|
Photography by Alasdair McLellan

Jon is back again!

Ad Campaign: Mangano
Models: Jon Kortajarena + Unknown
Photography by Maurizio Montani

Mischa RETURNS!!!

Mischa Returns!!

In the new CW show The Beautiful Life,

The TV show is about the story of a group of models sharing an apartment in NYC together, with Mischa portraying the role of a supermodel struggling to save her career.

From wiki:

The Beautiful Life is an upcoming drama starring Mischa Barton, Corbin Bleu and Elle Macpherson. The show will be executive produced by Ashton Kutcher and will revolve around a group of male and female models sharing a residence in New York.[1] Mike Kelley (Swingtown) will serve as the showrunner for the series, based on the script by former model-turned-writer Adam Giaudrone. The pilot will air on The CW in the fall of 2009.

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!

CANT WAIT FOR ITS RELEASE!!

TOPSHOP LOVERS will dig this

Collection: Kate Moss for Topshop High Summer Collection
Season: Summer 2009
Designed by Kate Moss

AWESOME!

A-List magazine: Recycle Me!

credits:
A-LIST INTERNATIONAL - "Recycle Me"
Model: Eugenia Becker
Photography by Jennika Kane

Anja for Vogue Paris

Anja scores another Vogue cover!

Vogue Paris - June/July 2009
Covergirl: Anja Rubik
Photography by Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

If you havent seen the kara photos,

FOX


you know something?
she was annoying with her whole artistry thing going on,
but this finale, she won herself back by being a good spot.

Lady Gaga's words

"It's all about starvation! Pop stars don't eat."

- Lady GaGa tells Us Weekly how she stays in shape

Second cover of i-D

Beautiful and iconic Sigrid Agren for the second issue of i-D anniversary copy.

Magazine: i-D - June/July 2009
Model: Sigrid Agren
Photography by Alasdair Mclellan

Spotted!

Colin Wee SPOTTED! at Butter.

Our Singapore male Supermodel has aged!

Hello people! We have a sour grape in our hands!

Clay "I am so not gay, but now i got a baby, yea im gay" Gayken is just a terrible sour grape!
and we know that he was trying to talk to the American Idol executives to try to get them to let him and Adam sing on the finale, and of course they refused him, and had security escorted him out

and he took onto his official website and rant that adam is a terrible singer.

Sure, clay,
Suree...
Now that it's all over, and for the record…. I couldn't be happier about the way AI ended this year. I only turn the show on once a season, and only to see what the set looks like each year. This year, I happened to turn it during the minute that Adam Lambert was singing "Ring of Fire" and, at that moment, thought my ears would bleed. Contrived, awful, and slightly frightening! I wasn't really a fan and found myself surprised whenever folks told me that they liked him. Granted, I never saw another performance (and many folks who I trust said that he was great) but I can't imagine I would have enjoyed it. Just not my cup of tea at all. To each his own. I never saw Kris sing on the show, but whether he was good or not is really relative. It's usually a matter of taste, right? But Idol is not always a matter of musical taste only. It's about the person you like. From what little I saw, Kris seemed likable. (That's not to say that Adam isn't just as likable as anyone.. maybe more so… I don't know) When Ruben and I were standing next to each other every night (many years ago) you had two equally talented, equally unlikely, equally unpolished contestants…. so it really was a matter of taste as to who was voted for. While some may argue that one of us was hyped more than the other, I don't feel that was the case. However, this year, there was an obvious bias. Not even having watched the show, I can tell you that I was WELL aware of the bias from the judges as to who should win. In my opinion, that is awfully unattractive. I don't think I am alone.

In my opinion, it all often comes down to that last night of voting. Until the finale, folks are voting for the contestant that they want to see continue. But, I believe that on that last night, the dynamic changes. No longer forced to choose one person that they want to see win, the audience can effectively vote AGAINST the person that they don't want to see win. In the case of season two this might have happened. There may have been some folks who voted for myself or Ruben because they didn't like the other of us. I was the nerdy little girly boy who some didn't want to see win, so they may have voted for Ruben. I don't know. .. But again, I feel that Ruben and I were fairly matched. We both had our detractors and negatives, but I feel we were both very worthy of being on that stage in that moment, and either of us would have been worthy of winning. The show was different then, and folks made it in seasons 1-3 because they were "real" people who happened to sing/entertain well. But, somewhere along the way, AI stopped being about real people

A: In a battle between David and Goliath, my money is on David!

I think many voters got sick of being "told who to vote for". I think many were turned off by the blatant favoritism shown towards one contestant. Therefore, on that last night, they used their votes against a contestant that they were tired of hearing about and for the contestant who had been written off. And, at the same time, I think they voted AGAINST an American Idol that has, for four years now, been more about the slick productions and polished contestants than it has been about finding the raw talent that it did in its first three seasons.

Those votes for Kris were also votes to return the show to its roots of finding "real" contestants with undiscovered talent and giving them the chance to grow and shine. They were votes that said "we're tired of seeing contestants who already seem to know it all".

Will American Idol choose to listen to the resounding and clarion call that those voters gave them?…. "Enough with the pretention. More Rubens, more Clays, more Fantasias and Tamyras and Kellys please." My faith has always been in the voters. I think they have gotten it right every year (mine included). It's now up to American Idol to decide if it will finally REALLY listen to the folks that keep it on the air.

Happy 300 i -D!!!

Magazine: i-D
Published: June July 2009
Editorial: 100 Iconic L.A. Women (Preview)
Photography by Kayt Jones
Website:
Models: Tasha Tilberg, Jessica Miller, Devon Aoki, Bridget Hall & Liberty Ross

the other two covers are of Sigrid Agren and number 1 Raquel Zimmermann

The new face of Guess on Gus

Magazine: GUS
Issue: #41
Model: Edilson Nascimento
Photography by Maison Vadenvoos

Who said Oprah was the queen? Anna was.

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour had quite the request for Oprah Winfrey.

Wintour had told the talk show host to drop 20 pounds to be on the cover of the fashion magazine back in 1998, the editor revealed during an unaired segment from her 60 Minutes interview on Sunday.

Look back on Oprah's weight ups and downs.

"It was a very gentle suggestion," she said, laughing. "I went to Chicago to visit Oprah, and I suggested that it might be an idea that she lose a little bit of weight."

She added: "I said simply that you might feel more comfortable. She was a trooper!"

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Winfrey, 55, must have listened to the fashion legend. She was featured on the cover from more than 10 years ago with the tagline: "Oprah! A Major Movie, An Amazing Makeover."

"She totally welcomed the idea, and she went on a very stringent diet," Wintour said. "And it was one of our most successful covers ever."

In the 60 Minutes interview, Wintour, 59, also defended the use of Photoshop to make people "look their best."

"That's one of the things that makes me rather angry, that I don't understand," she said. "That if you look wonderful, does that make you less important? Less powerful? Less serious?"

See photos of today's top news stories.

Although Vogue typically only covers stick-thin models within its pages, she said her magazine maintains an awareness of obesity.

"I'd just been on a trip to Minnesota, where I can only kindly describe most of the people I saw as little houses," Wintour said. "There's such an epidemic of obesity in the United States, and for some reason, everybody focuses on anorexia."

Wintour, who commissioned a feature on the topic complete with illustrations, said that it was an important issue.

"We need to spend money time and education on teaching people to eat, exercise and take care of themselves in a healthier way," she said. "It [has gotten people] provoked, which is really the point."

From US news

Modern Chimp 09: Blaine Cook and Diana Chung

Ad Campaign: Modern Chimp - Fall / Winter 2009.
Designers: Clarence and Sedjnie Ruth

Models: Diana Chung and Blaine Cook
Photography by Daniel D'ottavio

Luke by Hedi Slimane

The beautiful Hedi Slimane took beautiful pictures again!
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