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What a sweet and caring woman... I am really surprised she never ended up on any of the Ukrainian magazines after doing so much... but it is not all about covers just a bit of appreciation... Helena Christensen makes retailers in Copenhagen donate money to a worthy cause The organizers behind this summer's largest fashion event, The World's Greatest Catewalk have joined forces with retailers in Copenhagen City Centre to launch a fundraising campaign. The campaign aims to get as many shops as possible in the city centre to donate 1% of the day's revenues to a cause chosen by Helena Christensen: Chernobyl Children's Project International. The organisation works to restore hope to the Chernobyl victims; the children and families who are still suffering severely from the nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl Plant in Ukraine in 1986. copenhagen fashion week

As you can see I've gone completely mad;-) Sign this petition for the love of Helena;-) http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/helenac...senvogueitalia/

WOW 90SFAN! What an amazing video! Thank you! The selction of photos is wonderful and Ini Kamoze... so cool... from Pret-A-Porter;-))) Well done and many thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot!

These are great too! Thanks!

Oh I would love to see them together in an editorial... something fierce... something crazy... like Newton did with Cindy and Helena... that would be smashing... and by the way Kristen is on the cover of VI... this is the third consecutive cover with the 90's supermodel... I flipped through the September issue of Vogue UK... of course Kate Moss is on the cover... but sadly I noticed that Helena won't be doing Ermanno Scervino this season... it is someone else... I was hoping it would be her again... anyway let's hope for something very exciting... I don't think we will be getting anything major in September but you never know:-)

Wow what an amazing stuff thank you so much! I have not seend any of these pictures apart from the first one... can you tell us where are they from? Many thanks again!

Here we go HQ as promised;-) Love, the black&white one... MyScans

Good news! I got a copy and should be able to scan it soon for you... meanwhile here're some images from the web-site and the article! Enjoy! Helena Christensen: the lady and the lace Helena Christensen 30.07.10 Forget handbags, forget shoes, my personal obsession is lingerie. For some mysterious reason I get a kick out of knowing that underneath my clothes I'm wearing something beautiful and delicate next to my skin. It's the first thing you put on in the morning after you shower, the first layer on the canvas. Wearing interesting and aesthetic-looking lingerie seems to have an important psychological effect on me. And the thought of it being underneath my clothes carries me gracefully through the day. It is also one of the little secret reasons I feel grateful to be a woman. We get to play with these gorgeous pieces and almost redesign our bodies through underwear. Ladies used to add eight layers of corsets, stays and camisoles to shape their bodies for the enormous costumes they wore. In some ways I still wish women dressed like that – I love wearing vintage waist-high knickers and long, fitted bras, almost like a body suit cut in half. They make your waist look teeny, and emphasise full hips and bosoms: I think there's nothing more beautiful than the various shapes of women. Some lingerie is like a work of art. I display vintage pieces on the walls of my home in Copenhagen – not just in the bedroom but all over the house. My favourite at the moment is an early 18th-century camisole in deep lavender blue with little hand-embroidered flowers protruding from the fabric. I bought it for about €50 from the flower market in Nice. It's one of those pieces you can barely look at, it's so close to falling apart. I don't wear it. It just makes me smile when I glance at it. It is a beautiful, melancholic thought to imagine who might have owned it before me, a girl or an old lady who wore it, loved in it, cried in it, laughed in it. Somebody's hands washed it, folded it, cared for it, and now it's in my possession. Obviously I was attracted to judging the Triumph Inspiration Award for innovative young underwear designers – and modelling the work of all 27 finalists. Some of them are very extravagant, dramatic designs. None of the designers seem to have put any restrictions on their imagination. Some pieces look like they're costumes from a vaudeville musical, others from an Astérix cartoon. Wearing the pieces made me feel like so many different characters: a forest nymph, a bird in flight, or a crazy warrior hero. I must admit, when I saw the sketches online, I thought, 'Am I going to be able to present these as their creators imagined them? How is this even remotely going to work?' Then when we were in the studio, and I got to wear the designs, in different lights and positions, I suddenly felt like we were on a very cool, dark, sensual, avant-garde Vogue Italia shoot. Avant-garde underwear is fun to model. You just have to go with it. I have shot big-budget campaigns; one was styled like a highwayman's debauch, the set was very busy, almost like a movie set, with multiple cameras around. And there I am, wearing this crazy piece of lingerie with a sword in my hand, thinking, 'Whoah, just another day at work.' Growing up I didn't wear a bra until I was much older than other girls. I was very willowy, to say the least. My first bra was probably an intricate push-up affair for an Albert Watson shoot in Paris when I first started modelling aged 20. I had ten pairs of false eyelashes and boobs I could rest my chin on – the style back in the early 1990s was to exaggerate everything, from shoulder pads to big hair to upholstered lingerie. I remember thinking, 'In life, this is not going to work for me, it is so far removed from who I am on the inside.' I prefer to wear pieces that you can barely feel you have on, that emphasise your individual shape, but feel like they're made out of the finest cobweb or feathers, almost like a whisper on your skin… I've never yet worn control pants. That might come later. I like vintage lingerie for nostalgic and visual purposes, not to hold things in. I recently bought a red silk set to show under a tiny little top – just a bright strap peeping out. I can spend hours in Coco de Mer in Covent Garden. I get absorbed in all the detail, the hand-stitching, the lace. Last time I went there was 75 per cent off. It doesn't get any better than that. In Copenhagen, a magnificent little place to shop for lingerie is Tekinoktay, named after its founder, an inspiring artist called Evren Tekinoktay. This place is like a candy store. I buy my bikinis from the French brand Eres – they're pricey but I look on it as a great investment because I know I will really treasure and appreciate them. But I also wear a lot of stripey pieces from American Apparel or simple underwear from American Vintage. When I was pregnant with my son Mingus, I didn't buy a single piece of maternity wear: not the bras, not the pants, nothing. I'm not very traditional in that way. Whenever I looked in a pregnancy store window I just thought, 'Why would I wear this? It's so depressing!' Instead, I used some of my vintage lingerie because the bras had bigger cups and I wore vintage empire-line dresses all the way through my pregnancy. Lingerie is a romantic gift because it's so personal: you have to know the recipient's shape very well, and know all the contours of their body like crazy. For me it's always, always a wonderful present to receive, almost like a piece of jewellery. I've never received any lingerie that I didn't love. I can walk into a shop and almost pick the right size for myself by looking, because as a model you get so used to knowing your body. I love stockings and suspenders – they're what I imagine classy women from the 1950s such as Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot wore under their tight skirts. Some can seem vulgar, but if you feel like buying vulgar underwear that's fine, too. I don't tend to go in that direction. One day, as a photographer, I would like to do a photo shoot of fragile, transparent underwear too delicate to wear, just arranged over naked girls, laid as art on top of them. In the end, lingerie is mostly for us girls. I don't think women wear sensual, pretty lingerie just to be admired by men. There's a more profound and personal reason for girls feeling drawn to wearing beautiful lingerie. And then there are, of course, men who also enjoy putting it on, but that's a different story... Triumph International invites young students from fashion schools around the world to take part in an international lingerie design contest. The winning designs from 27 countries will be judged at a grand final in London, but you can also vote for the winner online. View all 27 showpieces at triumph-inspiration-award.com and vote for your favourite design between 2 and 31 August ThisIsLondon

New cover from Helena... ES 20 July 2010 UK TFS

WoW Thanks a lot! What a great photos!

Thanks a lot for your comment 66Lucy but it will take me ages to scan this collection as it includes hundeds of pages. I don't see the need of scanning them if you are not interested in any of these models. Why would you need the scans? If ayone is interested in any of these models and would like to trade, all they need to do is to tell me and I will be happy to scan them. I've been trading for a while now and it can be quite dissapointing when someone is just pretending to be interested and wastes your time. This is why I appreciate your honesty even more. I will wait for a while and then I think I will just sell some of them and keep the rest. I don't think this thread idea is working on Bellazon anyway...

Thanks you for the new stuff MarkyMark... Here's another short interview with Helena... http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/188711

does not she look sensational in that video?

Here's the new video exclusively for the British Vogue... Reebok backstage... with Steven Klein... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZnyM2fPR1g Enjoy

Ye, I read that... and it is very sweet... Thanks for posting!

Okay guys her are the names of the models I can offer for trading... the only model I am interested in is Helena Christensen... PM me if interested... I am not being horrible but pls no time wasters... trading terms are fair... one to one unless something is super rare... It is says GONE next to the name it means most of it gone and only few pics are left. 1. Kate Moss - in discussion with s1 else but the window is still open 2. Claudia Schiffer - in discussion with s1 else but the window is still open 3. Ewa Witkowska 4. Engie Everhart 5. Leticia Herrera 6. Lauren Hutton 7. Carmen Carmen 8. Amber Valletta 9. Roberta Chirko 10. Christey Brinkley 11. Karen Mulder - GONE 12. Paulina Porizkova 13. Kirsty Hume - GONE 14. Estella Warren 15. Karen Alexander 16. Sophie Dahl 17. Lynn Kostinger 18. Kristina Semenovskaya 19. Rachel Williams 20. Jamie Richar 21. Valeria Mazza 22. Ines Sastre 23. Karen Ferrari 24. Susie Bick 25. Daniella Pestova - GONE 26. Emma S - GONE 27. Tyra Banks 28. Georgina Grenville 29. Carolyn Murphy 30. Emma Balfour - GONE 31. Nadege 32. Bridged Hall 33. Christelle st. l. Augusten 34. Claudia Mason 35. Magali Amadei – Most of it GONE 36. Olga – Most of it GONE 37. Eve 38. Linda Evangelista 39. Cecilia Chancelor – MOST OF IT GONE 40. Janine Giddings - GONE 41. Cindy Crawford – Most of it GONE 42. Estelle Hallyday 43. Veronica Vebb 44. Susan Holmes 45. Nadja Auermann 46. Tatjana Patitz 47. Angela Lindvall 48. Kristina Kruze 49. Trish Goff 50. Gail Elliot - GONE 51. Carre Ottis - GONE 52. Kirsten Owen 53. Stephanie Seymour 54. Eva Herzigova 55. Shalom Harlow 56. Diane Kruger - GONE 57. Shana Zadrick 58. Stella Tennant 59. Honor Fraser 60. Yasmin Le Bon 61. Meghan Doughlas 62. Astrid Munoz 63. Esther De Jong 64. Cordula 65. Christy T – GONE 66. Elsa Benitez 67. Kristen McMennamy 68. Naomi C - GONE 69. Monica Belucci - GONE 70. Michaella B 71. Nikki Taylor 72. Tanga 73. Tereza Maxova - GONE 74. Helena Ch. – Most of it GONE 75. Angelika Kalio 76. Laetitia Casta - GONE 77. Mila Jovovic 78. Yasmeen Ghauri - GONE 79. Heather S-W - GONE 80. Karen Elson 81. Carla Bruni 82. Isabella Rosellini 83. Helena Barquilla - GONE 84. Laura Ponte 85. Yamila Diaz 86. Eugenia Silva 87. Alek Wek 88. Amy Wesson 89. Lida Egorova 90. Rachel Roberts 91. Brandi 92. Jodie Kidd 93. Kara Young 94. Sophie Marie Wilson - GONE 95. Gisele Bundchen 96. Jerry Hall 97. Audrey Marney 98. Genevieve Van Seemus 99. Mini Anden 100. Erin O’conor 101. Magie Rizer 102. Rhea Durham 103. Natalia Semanova 104. Inna Zobova 105. Tatjana Zavialova 106. Greta Cavazonni 107. Vendela Kirsebom 108. Irene Pfeifer 109. Iris Palmer 110. Beri Smither – Most of it GONE 111. Esther Canadas 112. Frankie Rayder 113. Shirley Malmann 114. Aurlie Claudel 115. Tasha Tilberg 116. Rene Simonsen 117. Rachel Roberts 118. Julie Anders

Telegraph Magazine UK 7 February 2004 MyScans

I wish she tweeted from time to time... we would know a bit more about such things...

OMG what is this? I've never seen this before... look new to me...Thanks Sexy...

I know... I think it is bcos she might be on holidays or smth... so no major news... but let's hope for the best!;-)

US Vogue January 1993 [ MyScans

Various from British magazines 1993-1997 MyScans

time to show our love for Helena... UK ELLE is conducting a survey, the best ELLE Cover... there're two covers with Helena I voted for the one from Jan/2010. Please go and vote for her... you never know how important this can be;-) Here's the link: http://www.elleuk.com/fashion/special-feat...12/(img)/557792 THAAAANKS!

We all have our preferences;-) don't we? Anyway thanks for sharing your opinion!