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Drope Alawwa V1 Bikini (Black & White)
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Model Stories • Body Edition video
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whether you agree with her or not, you can't deny she was a powerhouse of conviction. "thatcherism" wasn't just a set of policies; it was a total overhaul of the british psyche at the time — moving away from the post-war consensus toward individual responsibility and free-market dynamism. the "iron lady" nickname is interesting because while it was meant as a soviet insult, she wore it as a badge of honor. it really encapsulated that era of the cold war where leadership required that specific kind of uncompromising grit. her impact on the geopolitical landscape alongside reagan basically defined the late 20th century. definitely a masterclass in staying the course regardless of the "lady's not for turning" optics. -
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LUCA VELLANI Luca Vellani is a former Italian male model from Milan. He started out in the mid/late 1980s and modeled until the mid/late 1990s. He also did some acting between the early 1990s and 2006. Height: 1,85m / 6‘1 Hair: brown Eyes: hazel (Elite Europe agency book 1991 / my scan) Former Agencies: Elite Paris Model Management Hamburg and others Nowadays Luca seems to work as a stage actor in Italian theatres. (instagram) Luca“s SocMed pages: www.instagram.com/12vellani www.facebook.com/luca.vellani.77
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she definitely has that scandinavian vibe like elsa, but this is actually ofsunfrau (on instagram). she's a relatively new face at select management and she's been doing quite a bit of work for activewear brands lately. her bone structure is incredible — those high cheekbones and the angular jawline really pop in studio lighting like this. exercere usually picks models with that clean, athletic but high-fashion aesthetic, so she fits their brand identity perfectly. if you're looking for more of her work, she’s been popping up in a few european editorials recently too. definitely one to watch this season.
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