Marchessa

she's absolutely gorgeous! thanks for the beautiful pics from pages 1&2, playgirl!

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Linda Vojtová by Henrik Bulow - "UNTITLED"

don't think these are reposts

thanks guys Yana Goor

Yana Goor Height 175cm Shoe 39 EU Bust 83cm Hair Brown Waist 59cm Eyes Blue/Green Hips 89 cm agency: Elite Models Milano

Sveva Alviti Height 177cm Shoe 40 EU Bust 83cm Hair Blonde Waist 61cm Eyes Hazel Hips 89 cm mother agency: Elite Models Milano

Nina Maria Ardizzone Height 180cm Shoe 39 EU Bust 82cm Hair Light Brown Waist 62cm Eyes Brown Hips 91 cm mother agency: Elite Models Italy via elite.it

French by Bruno Dayan

some backstage pics for S/S 2010

I really like the second one, it's so...seductive

really? hm, sorry

do you know who the model is?

lol, she's gorgeous!

they're profs

I'm in love... ;D

Vogue Russia November 2009 these eyes....

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magda for hedi slimane via models.com

sorry if it's a repost models.com Fashion naysayers may have written Miranda Kerr off as simply being an angel but the Aussie cutie is out to change a few minds with her latest ventures into high fashion. Following her very talked about turn on the Balenciaga runway, Miranda is set to appear in the brand new issue of V. Starring alongside the equally lovely Ana Beatriz Barros in Willy Vanderperre

via models.com High fashion power couple Anja Rubik and Sasha Knezevic turn up the heat for Camilla Akrans in the latest issue of Man About Town. With two people this perfect the story really sells itself - what could be better than gorgeous making out in the grass?

omg, the bridal pics are sooo gorgeous!

from models.com How interesting would it be for two industry titans working in different trades to have a dialogue with each other? We put that theory to test with this kick-off Q+A between legendary photographer Peter Lindbergh and the iconic model Helena Christensen and the results are pretty spectacular. Tune in as Ms Christensen investigates the inspirations and the passion behind that Lindbergh imagery. Helena Christensen: Most of your fashion shoots tell little magical stories. Do you ever dream these stories? Peter Lindbergh: Nothing comes from dreaming. My dreams, if I ever remember them, are so complex, that I wouldn’t try to turn them into a story for a fashion magazine. There are too many rules you have to follow. Just the fact, that every new picture needs a different outfit, will make a lot of ideas impossible. I think you can use your Dreams to create images, when you don’t have the limitations of Fashion photography, and you work for yourself or your gallery. HC: My favorite story that I ever did was the one we did together for Italian Vogue with the little alien. Where did this particular idea for the story come from? PL: The idea to shoot this story was born in my dentists waiting room in Paris. Someone left a small pile of tacked together Xeroxes on the table, with images and notes from UFO watchers all over the world. One of them was Mr. Kienzle, close by the El Mirage Dry Lake. I was fascinated by these images, mostly just reflections on the Sky, I guess and decided to do a Martian Story. That was exactly when you passed by my studio for the first time to show your pictures. I was stunned…..by you!! The perfect new face for the story just walked into my studio! The only thing left was to Write a Story, with a beginning and an end, and fly to L.A to shoot it. HC: You have a way of photographing women that make them seem like strong, fierce and independent women. Is this important for you to convey about women to the viewer? PL: To define and to propose a very personal view on Women, has always been very important for me. I think that this is the most important and exciting part of fashion photography. When you look back, every Decade has defined a certain type of women, basically through the work of one or two photographers not to mention the work of designers, editors, hair and make up etc. During each decade, there is a lot of experimenting going on, by many photographers. To come back to your question, only these photographers who had the sensibility “to put the pieces together”, to define the women who represents a certain decade, are the ones we still know. HC: What kind of light do you prefer working in? PL: Every light has its own beauty…. HC: Mention 3 contemporary artists you would like to exchange your art with for theirs.. PL: Michael Heizer, Gerhard Richter, Joseph Kosuth. HC: What has been your favorite location over time to photograph in and why? PL: My favorite locations to work, you should know, are the deserts and dry lakes, large and unromantic beaches, movie studios backlots, and down town Los Angeles. I like any place which adds something interesting to a Story I have on my mind… HC: Why do you think photography is such an interesting art-form? PL: I wouldn’t say that photography is an especially interesting Art form. It is just one out of many, and by accident the one I fell into and stuck with, because I can express myself perfectly with these little black machines… HC: What is the most amazing visual or moment you have ever seen that you didn’t photograph? PL: When I was twenty, My mother looked into my eyes for quite a moment, she was dying…

bigger pics from i-D magazine

wowz, he's hot ;D