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@AbbeyRoad, if this young lady is a model, you are in capable hands at Bellazon, someone will surely recognize her. But answer to your question - certainly not This is not our beloved Joanna. Your young lady strikes me as generation of new millennium, born in the end of 90’s, looking at this picture. This picture dates from 2018., I'm not sure , If I have posted the same at earlier date? When uploaded her video about her sculptures and competition, a few years ago

@Missparker7, is this the first and only Vogue cover graced by Joanna? Truly a shame, that she is stunning on the second small picture. Thank you as always

Hello Jpdcmo, I hope life finds you well and in good mood. Thank you, and thank you all for keeping this topic alive. I’m certain, the third picture, led you believe it is our Joanna, but it is not. Not a single picture is related to Joanna This I have never seen before. Thanks Stunning, thank you Missparker,

Thank you all for your continuos supply of never seen pictures. Jonna’s topic, in many ways exceeded what I thought would be possible, but it never stops. We do have many duplicates, but, some are localized in different languages, or better scans, so all welcomed. @ArianaVSCouture Exquisite find! @RocketQueen I'm not sure, but I think this is the one I never seen before. @missparker7 Althouth I love aesthetics of 80's/90's sun protection adverts, but this is clearly not our Joanna. Please look carefully in her face, similar, but not Joanna.

@gedeon67, superb link! When a true beauty like our Joanna, decides to path her age with wisdom and grace, it is a joy to see her recent pictures. Specially when coming from fashion industry, so happy to see her natural look, untouched with shallow, and insecure "upgrades" from porcelain dolls industry of insecurity. Best of luck with you creative endeavors Joanna.

Each time somebody supplies less known photos of our beloved Jonna, I say to myself - surely, this is it! We have pretty much covered most of the pics from her promotional book, but alas, I was mistaking and you keep surprising, again, and again :) @RocketQueen, Missparker7,ArianaVSCouture, thank you for making Joanna topic alive with superb pictures. Breathtaking at times.

Jpdcmo, lovely pictures, but those in quote are simply breathtaking! When he was alive, and his daughter was not ruining his legacy, if Albert R. Broccoli ever saw these pictures, he would forced Joanna to be a Bond girl! Any data on catalogue/year? Looks like a mid 90’s, perhaps, a year later at the best, judging by the fashion items. All the best to Joanna and all of you following this topic, both in health and joy in 2016. Thanks for keeping this topic alive and constantly reminding us of her beauty

Thanks as always Jpdcmo, However, are you 100% sure, the second picture is Joanna. Do you have that mag, to verify her name is mentioned? I'm not sure, looking at the picture.

Thank you Jpdcmo, So, now everything is clear. I was under impression Joanna was regular in Coucou c'est nous, as we have discovered in several earlier pieces before. This confirms, it was really one episode, but very lengthy at that. Very interesting, she explains about her start :

Thank you for this video Jpdcmo Body language and eyes of Dechavanne, clearly shows that he is taken by beauty of Joanna. My previous Coucou c'est nous video with Joanna, on youtube, was removed on grounds of copyright claim. I haven’t seen this video before, but your video proves Joanna was at least two times guest of Coucou c'est nous.

As mentioned before... A very lovely voice at that @RocketQueen and Jpdcmo, thanks for your kind updates with new pictures. Clearly from the same session, from one of the first series of pictures I've posted. Her makeup strikes me as slightly exaggerated, almost saturated, yet her beauty intact. She is a vision on this picture.

As said earlier... Joanna Rhodes is not uncommon name and could easily fool you when connecting the name without some picture, or finer data. Believe it or not, you know such episode when you are searching something on web, while occasionally verifying your curiosity with picture search as well. One such random sight, caught my attention with beautiful laying sculpture of horse. Reminiscent somewhat to old wooden boats (structure) from 30’s, of century no more. Then I read her name, yet postponing any thought until one gaze at this quote : Joanna Rhodes has been pursuing her passion in sculpture for a over ten years. She came to sculpting after a long stint in the fashion business. With a desire to work in 3D she originally retrained as a furniture designer which lead straight to sculpture — allowing her the creative freedom she craved. If her name, or her love for horses as motive in her sculpture would all proven coincidence, surely, this picture confirmed everything! And now, in the flesh for the first time listen her talk : I have to say, I’m very happy to learn such creativity lurks in our Joanna, also, glad to see she is thriving with fulfillment after fashion world. Departure in good taste and perhaps, painting a few strokes about her character. Well, this is news to me, so I wanted to share with you. ..... One new picture would also do, don't you think Joanna Rhodes Thierry LesGoues Mademoiselle August 1989 Joanna Rhodes Philip Dixon Elle France June 1990

Well done RocketQueen and Jpdcmo! Addendum exquisite! @Jpdcmo, could you kindly precise your data with concrete dates of your scans? What magazine/year? This reminds me to complete the list of her videos : To best of my knowledge, this is the last video Joanna made for any product (1998) more videos :

I have a hard time accepting this photo as Maayan's? Are you sure about this one? Her chin and nose, looking from her profile, looks nothing like Maayan. Perhaps my memory formed fixed impression on her younger days, because when I look at this picture : I’m truly lost! I’m not debating younger/older perception, but that she is forming completely new face physiognomy. Most intriguing, I rarely see such drastic change within years. I Had no idea, Nina is Israeli as well. Interesting.

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