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When Candice went to Mexico, they posted a similar blurred pic of her VS 2025 show look, and later it was reposted unblurred for the reveal, so I believe they are doing the same thing here.

Well.. Argentina it's not a good place to be right now. but let wait and see.

VOGUE FRANCE FEBRUARY 2026 INTERVIEW THE IRRESISTIBLE DUTCH TOP MODEL KNOWS AN UNPRECEDENTED CAREER LONGEVITY. MUSE OF CREATORS, BEAUTY AMBASSADOR, MOTHER, DEFENDER OF NATURE... DOUTZEN KROES CONFIDES WITHOUT MAKEUP. BY JADE SIMON BEAUTY HAS NO AGE It's hard to believe that someone could one day reproach you for being "too beautiful." Yet that's what happened to Doutzen Kroes in the 2000s, when she began her modeling career walking the castings of the Fashion Weeks in Milan and Paris. In the full androgynous era, her lagoon-blue gaze, angelic soft features, Raphaëlite heroine mouth, and sculptural body disconcerted the industry. But the Dutch top is one of those quiet forces of nature, capable of asserting herself with gentleness, without letting herself be imposed upon by diktats. "I always said that if things got too bad, I would simply go home to Holland." A serene Dutch temperament, who comes from a childhood spent in the countryside, and twenty-two years later, she still shines with the firm grace of the incontestable figures of the swimwear world. Celebrity of Victoria's Secret's angels, muse of the editors' swimwear Paris... or more recently seen on fewer than 44 Vogue covers, and continues to pave her path without even using social media. In honor of our February issue, she reveals her daily life as a mother and her photo studio sessions, free as air. You are posing on the cover of Vogue France for the third time, but it's also the 44th Vogue cover of your career. Has the feeling evolved with time? I didn't know the number, but yes, it evolves. The first time I was on a Vogue cover, I didn't even know what Vogue was. Vogue is iconic. It might be the feeling that remains unchanged after all these years: that I feel honored, twenty years later, to have the chance to continue working with talented teams in Paris? Is there something about Parisian style that appeals to you? I like the sober Parisian colors, the simple cuts, without too much volume. In my daily life, I wear T-shirts, jeans, sweaters in the evening, in which I feel good... It's so true that it's precisely what I wear in these years. Over the years, have you developed rituals to prepare yourself before a photo shoot? Before, it was habitual that I chose my projects carefully, I had to step out of my routine as a mother and inflate my ego to get into the mood of a mannequin. In general, the day before, I enjoy the calm of my hotel room and apply a Korean Biodance sheet mask for at least 3 hours. They are incredibly effective. Working with the world's most famous photographers has refined your understanding of the image you send through their lens. What have you learned about yourself over time? I have never been a fashionista. I respect fashion, it's my job. But I am happiest when I find myself scientifically in nature, it's there that my body is nourished. When I go for walks in the city, I take stock of how much I need animals, as when I find myself in nature. Motherhood has also redefined your priorities. What have been the most significant changes since becoming a mother? At the beginning, I tried to do everything in front of me. We had a babysitter, I worked a lot with my husband DJ, it was difficult to hold on. But times have changed, now I work much less, and I have the chance to choose the projects that really please me and that I enjoy. THE BEAUTY HAS NO AGE Do you take dietary supplements? Are there any that you trust or believe in particularly? I have a love-hate relationship with them. We need them today because the minerals and essential vitamins from commercial foods no longer have the same content as in our grandparents' time. Also, living in a city, between four walls, this generates deficiencies. So I take vitamin D, of course, and vitamin C, B12, and omega-3. I know that vitamin D is essential, and omega-3 too. Sometimes I think it's better to know what we need. But I would prefer one day to have a perfect life without needing to take them. What sources do you trust to present yourself to the world, often without makeup in the way you live? What does your daily beauty routine look like, and how has it changed over the years? It is very simple, I wash my face, I hydrate myself. I love the products from the Spanish brand Ayuna, the same as perfumes and essential oils from Alqvimia. On the other hand, I discovered a little while ago the PDRN-based laser from salmon DNA and that makes a real difference in my skin, it gives me a glow. I also like to do microneedling. I also really enjoy trying cupping – a natural facial protocol with ventouses – I have heard a lot of good things about it. When it comes to my face changing, I don't have the impression that it has changed so much. But it surely makes me think that aging is not a drama. I'm not afraid of it. It's genetic. However, I believe a lot in the power of persuasion. If we repeat all day that we are old and ugly, it will reflect on us. The same beauty that we feel inside will reflect on us when we get older, we love ourselves and accept ourselves as we are. The image we have of ourselves is also largely influenced by the standards of social media. Have you been less influenced by the standards of social media in recent years? I realized, for two years, that it was a determining factor, that it was a bit too present. I regret nothing, but as Carl Jung said: "Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to understand ourselves." And the outside world is a reflection of what we carry within us." And I have become aware on Instagram that it had become toxic. This nourished my opinion on everything. In addition, it gave me so much more time and space to devote myself to other things. Before, when I went out with my dog, all I saw was content for social media. Now, I simply walk my dog, and it's so much more pleasant. Finally, I realize that people who love me love me much more and find me more agreeable. How do you imagine yourself as a grandmother, with white hair, full of wisdom? Living in a serene farm cultivating my vegetables with my grandchildren. Perhaps write a book about my life. But continue life by continuing to learn. I think the meaning of life is to find courage in oneself. In life, we cannot hide from it: we cannot but evolve and help each other to be empathetic. That can only make us evolve and help us to be empathetic. (Translated with the help of GROK. Some parts of the interview might be wrong / missing / incomplete.)

I think this is Natalie Kotova, modelling jewellery for Guess: Her DOB might be the 2nd of August, 2001. I think she has a degree in neuropsychology 🧠⚕️ from the University College of London (UCL).

I think, https://www.instagram.com/paulinemoulettes/ https://www.emilymodels.com/en/mannequins/304-pauline-m/

Ceyla Lacerda for Susanne Wiebe, ready-to-wear, fall/winter 1992 my scan

Helena Rubinstein

kimflorida Thank you for all your help! Do you have any ideas on this model for Anita Rosa faia?

Showpo, part 2 (of 2):

Mostly studio photos from Showpo's site, part 1:

Engagement party 1994 also showing Amber Valletta eBay Elle Italia Aug.1994 „Just married“ also showing Amber Valletta & others pinterest

Shalom Harlow, Amber Valletta, John Foster and utm models photographed by Dominique Issermann Credited on Dominique's site as "Armani 1992" discovered and posted by @danny-19

Vogue Paris September 1991 - photos and outtakes Photographer: Dominique Issermann also showing Heather Stewart-Whyte discovered and posted by @danny-19

https://www.instagram.com/p/DTlCZadAbRM/ A VS model (former angel) is going to attend to an event in Argentin soon and because of the visual they used to advertise the event, people think it’s Adriana. Could this be true?

some already been posted but some are new i hink

"Lovely" is not a word I would use to describe Valparaíso Wildfire season over here and this Sumer it has been particularly catastrophic. It has truly been awful: a couple towns were almost leveled by the flames and 21 dead so far. Terrible, terrible situation... And wtf with "the Jews were burning stuff down"??? I've seen some reports of some idiotic careless Israeli tourists in Patagonia (there was an awful fire over there because of that years ago), but these fires are in the central zone of the country. It'll have to be investigated the origin of the fires (there's so many) and I wouldn't be surprised if at least some of them were intentional, but it's not like there's Jews with torches or something going around... I'd say the people at the hotel were talking crap.

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Paris Vogue - August 1994 Photographer: Dominique Issermann Also showing Amber Valletta Scans by @PhilA & pinterest

Issue 33 (from instagram) Spoiler MIRANDA KERR COVERS TWIN MAGAZINEIN DEREK LAM 10 CROSBYISSUE 33 JARDIN DES ROSESPhotography @Ver.mp4

BERGDORF GOODMAN advertisement 1995 - photo unknown also showing Mark Vanderloo, A.J. van den Esschert & Tom Farrell uomoclassico

via instagram Spoiler Our biggest sale of the year starts today! 25% off @koraorganics 💫.mp4 I just taught @mirandakerr face fitness for the first time… and the results shocked even her.Tod.mp4

Showpo, part 4 (of 4):

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DKNY BY DONNA KARAN fall/winter 1993 - photo Peter Lindbergh also showing Amber Valletta pinterest / vogue archives

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