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Hey I never knew they were from a catalog, I always thought they were adverts that were in magazines. Thanks for the info, and also that third picture I hadn't seen that one yet.

No one knows Come on someone has to know which catalog these came from, where are all you VS catalog buffs when I need you.

Very much welcome ya'll

Well, I would upload it for you right now, unfortunately it's 4:30 in the morning here and I'm going to bed very soon. But I will make sure and upload it for ya tomorrow.

Sweet, thanks for that impel, now I will be absolutely sure to actually go to the store. Cool.

Exactly, I'm gonna check the store on tuesday, just to make sure I don't miss it, even though I don't have the money to pick one up. I'll get it anyways though

You would think SI would be clear about the release dates, that way people know when the hell they can get their grubby hands on that issue.

The DVD comes out the Fifteenth, Spike TV is showing it the 16th, and during the commercial for that they say the magazine will be out later that week. Which would be Thursday the 17th or Friday the 18th. But SpikeTV may not know what the hell their talking about.

Prankster, what day does it come out? They are showing the Swimsuit Special on the 16th on SpikeTV, and in the commercial they mentioned the issue was coming out later that week. Which would be the 17th or 18th.

Sweet, and it doesn't have the Gettyimages tag, Thanks avada

I try, :D

Here are a bunch of pictures from Ana's Spring/Summer 2005 Campaign with Yamamay.

Here ya go, Hopefully this is the right one. VS Push UP HQ 22.9mb**********Ligos MPEG 640x480*********Runtime:14sec

I should try that out, I'm uploading the video I think your after, I think. The part from the gif is at the end of this video. It will be ten minutes or so before it's done.

I'm eating dinner now so I have a boost of energy, which I just used to type this post. :magic:

Good to have ya here Abbeyroad, nice selection for your first post here.

If I go to sleep now I'll wake up at 2am, then be tired all day tomorrow. I gotta push it till at least 9pm

I'm so slow today, I have been awake far too long.

I guess MTV is doing somekind of Documentary following Jennifer Lopez around during her preparation for the JLO Fashion Show. There may be some footage of Ana there. I guess it airs Thursday February 24th on MTV. I am unsure of the time though. Here's a link to a small article.

Thanks to cutebeatriz for providing this photo, It's from Globo.com and it accompanied a small article about her donation and visit to Casa Hope. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A top Ana Beatriz Barros doa cachê de desfile para a Casa Hope A top model Ana Beatriz Barros tirou a tarde desta sexta-feira para a solidariedade. Ela foi visitar a Casa Hope, em São Paulo, instituição que trata de crianças com câncer, onde conheceu e brincou com os baixinhos. Mas a participação da modelo não se limitou à visita. Ana Beatriz também doou seu cachê do desfile da grife Rosa Chá, de Amir Slama, para a instituição.

Hook me up with an Oakley advert and I'll continue to let you rub in the fact that you have the hook-up and I don't.

Not much from this show, but at least it's something. Oakley New York Fashion Week Fall 2005

Here is another Oakley advert, this was actually the first one out I believe, as It accompanied a press conference type thing, announcing Oakley would be presenting a runway show at New York Fashion Week.

Ana walked the Runway for Oakley last Saturday NYFW, which ends today.

Here is an old news snippet regarding the JLO brand, with some interesting little tid bits. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Friday February 27, 2004 First JLo Store Set for Moscow in April By Karyn Monget NEW YORK — There’s a lot more going on for Jennifer Lopez than what’s in the tabloids and it includes the first JLo by Jennifer Lopez store — in Moscow, no less. Details about the freestanding store remain sparse at this point. But Denise Seegal, president and chief executive officer of Sweetface Fashion, which is projected to generate total retail sales of $400 million in 2004, confirmed the unit will open on April 1 in cooperation with a local partner and will be in the capital of the former land of Lenin. The store opening will come shortly after the launch of a slick, multimillion-dollar advertising and marketing campaign for the JLo Lingerie by Jennifer Lopez, which will be one of the biggest lingerie introductions in recent history. The campaign will link an upcoming music CD, two motion pictures and the JLo by Jennifer Lopez brand Industry observers are comparing the financial muscle and long-term profitability of the JLo Lingerie launch to that of the Wonderbra in 1994, a Sara Lee megabrand that generated an estimated $100 million in retail sales its first two years. The JLo name in intimate apparel, which will be in stores beginning July 24 — Lopez’s birthday — is expected to exceed $50 million its first full year, according to industry estimates. (Ana Beatriz in a Victoria's Secret babydoll - helps to better visualize the upcoming campaign...) The timing of the intimates launch will coincide with the release of two Miramax movies starring Lopez — one entitled “Shall We Dance” with Richard Gere, and a second yet to be named with Robert Redford. Lopez currently is working on a new CD that will also be released around the same time and is expected to feature words from a poem Lopez wrote for the lingerie campaign, with excerpts like, “This is me, not someone else I’m trying to be. I am different, I am unique, I am lovely, I am me.” The international print campaign, photographed by Glen Luchford and styled by Lopez’s personal stylist, Andrea Lieberman, breaks in fashion magazines in late August. Unlike the ads featuring Lopez promoting the Glow by JLO and Still Jennifer Lopez fragrances (see related story on page 12), the dreamy looking lingerie campaign rendered in Lopez’s signature pink will feature sultry-looking model Ana Beatriz. Details have not been finalized for the intimates campaign, for which The Warnaco Group has a worldwide licensing agreement with Sweetface Fashion Co., the masterbrand company for the JLo brand, but a vignette of soft, sensual visuals of Beatriz wearing a variety of items ranging from a sheer baby doll and a lounge set to bras and panties, will be minimally accessorized with Lopez’s fashion jewelry, another licensee. While there is talk of cross merchandising JLo Lingerie with other product categories in stores, the lingerie ads will most likely be positioned separately as part of product portfolio, said John Wagstaff, president of Warnaco’s Prestige Brands division. “Jennifer has a very clear vision. She did not want to create an intimate apparel brand, she wanted to create a fashion brand,” said Wagstaff, noting that the campaign’s budget is “well into the seven figures.” “This will be the brand we spend more money marketing than any other brand at Warnaco, with the exception of Calvin Klein Underwear,” he said. Seegal added, “This is really all about a lifestyle brand. Jennifer directed the entire shoot and she selected Ana Beatriz because she represents what the consumer is all about. She decided that this is bigger from the standpoint of all her product categories. “Jennifer did not think there was an oversaturation of the JLo name. Instead, we think of this brand in the long term. This will be a line that will go on for many years, many evolutions. It’s rare when you see a designer in their own ads, except maybe Ralph Lauren or Calvin Klein years ago. A brand’s life goes beyond that with the newest and hottest model of the moment.” Anne DiGiovanna, Warnaco’s vice president of marketing for intimate apparel, said, “We want to make sure everything we do with the brand is clever and different and work with other licensees to make each marketing effort complement each other.” DiGiovanna added there are plans to promote the JLo Lingerie brand on a creative par to that of Wonderbra, including ideas such as using DVD’s of Lopez directing the lingerie shoot as a point-of-sale vehicle and for Girls’ Night Out events at stores. Regarding the international exposure, Wagstaff said JLo Lingerie will also be sold in Canada and Puerto Rico, as well as five European countries: France, Germany, Spain, Italy and the U.K. ..." Not bad at all - there aren't many (real) million-dollar plus ad campaigns today - not to mention that J Lo is a mainstream celebrity, and lots of people will be asking about who the mod is - it looks like Ana will be a lot more visible, in the USA at least, by next fall. Notice that J Lopez "selected" Ana Beatriz herself - I am sure we'll learn more about the selection story in the near future.