LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE

she always looks amazing, i see she's in it, but for how long i wonder

Tara & Brent – Set in a car garage, Tara Gill and Brent C have a steamy love affair for the latest issue of Schön!. Lensed by Rayan Ayash, Tara is an alluring vision in the revealing selects of stylist Corey Ng featuring the designs of Louis Vuitton, Lanvin and Herve Leger amongst others. / Make up by Diana Carreiro, Hair by Justin German, Photo Assistant – Keyvan Tcherassen

Josephine Skriver by Hasse Nielsen for Bon International F/W 2011 please note its the full spread

Photographer: Liam Alexander Styling: Naveed Hussain Hair: Staci Child Makeup: Cheyenne Timperio Casting: Blackmarket Productions Model: Yulia Lobova @ Supreme Management

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Abbey Lee Kershaw for Portmans

Behati 10 Cintia 8

Neon Lights – The latest issue of Bon Magazine takes a look at spring 2012 collections from Sweden with its latest cover shoot starring Madelene de la Motte, Agnes, Hedvig Palm, Henrietta Hellberg and Karin Hansson. Photographed by Peter Gehrke with styling by Marcus Söder and Naomi Itkes, the girls sport strong silhouettes and abstract prints in the dynamic portraits.

Madelene de la Motte by Jacob Sadrak for Blanche Magazine

British Vogue Wedding Belles client: British Vogue source: vogue.co.uk published: May 2011

Dazed & Confused Hollow client: Dazed & Confused source: dazeddigital.com published: August 2011

V Magazine Marilyn Powerhouse client: V Magazine source: vmagazine.com published: November 2011

Bon Magazine Neon client: Bon Magazine source: bonmagazine.com published: November 2011

BEAUTY EDITORIAL FOR TRENDI MAGAZINE FINLAND 09/10 Beauty editor: Virpi MikkonenMake up by Sophia Eriksen from Agent Bauer, using Chanel Makeup. Hair by Tom WennerstrandPhotographer's Assistant: Jori Komulainen

“Trend” : Madelene De La Motte : W September 2011 : Nicholas Kern

The beauty that is Madelene de la Motte After a great showing at the CK F/W 11, she comes back this year with another show for CK (resort 2012) well i don't think we have to spell it out for you.....just say she is on the right track, which also lead her to our studio today.

Age: 19 Provenance: Stockholm, Sweden How do you say “hello” where you’re from? "Hej!" What are you wearing? A vintage white tank top, black Rag & Bone jeans, and platforms from Topshop. How were you initially discovered? By a Finnish photographer. Who is your hero? My sister Cecilia. What is in your purse right now? My book, my wallet, casting paper, gum, phone, and nude underwear. Beauty item you can’t live without? I’m married to my concealer. Favorite Food: Mexican. Favorite Color: Black. Favorite Blog: My own! Singaporious.blogspot.com. Exercise: Running and laughing. Hobbies: Sleeping. Favorite destinations you’ve been to so far: South Africa, New York, and India. Dream vacation: Anywhere in the Caribbean. Something you’re looking forward to in the next 24 hours: Going to the movies tonight. Subject that you could wax poetic about/something that fascinates you: Space.

Model Call: Madelene de la Motte Some girls just can’t believe their luck. “When I see myself in pictures I’m like, ‘Do I really look like that?’” Madelene de la Motte says incredulously. With her high cheekbones and catlike stare, the 19-year-old Swede strikes a juxtaposition of soft girlishness and feline feral. It’s no wonder she walked 14 shows in February and recently landed resort gigs for Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenberg, Celine, Rag & Bone and Reed Krakoff. She was just signed in January (by Marilyn), but de la Motte talks like an old pro. “If you feel insecure in front of the camera, it will show,” she says. “You just have to remember that every model’s been there, doing their first shoot or their first show. Everyone’s been a new face.” Have you officially moved to New York? Right now I’m based in Sweden but it’s not like I’m there a lot. I’m probably going to move here in the autumn. I’m looking for an apartment now. Will you live on your own? No, I get bored even being 10 minutes by myself. Merethe [Hopland], one of my modeling friends — we’re going to try and find a place together. We love being downtown so like the East and West Village. It’s more relaxed down there, younger. If you had to describe the modeling industry in one word, what would it be? Bubble. I love fashion but the industry is in a bubble. It’s all about knowing the people in the bubble and the people on the outside don’t know them at all. If I mention a name from work in Sweden, they’re like, “Who?” and I’m like, “How do you not know who that is?” To someone in the fashion industry, they’re like “Of course, that’s this casting director” or whoever. You don’t even have to say their last name. You said you love fashion. Who are you wearing now? This is Rag & Bone, the jacket and the dress. You were in their resort show, right? Yeah, I love their look. Even their casual things still look special and have something extra. It’s all about that in my clothes. I want people to look a second time and be like, “Oh my God, I really want that black shirt.” What was your first major splurge? It must have been my Mulberry bag. It was kind of like a treat for myself since I had been working all summer. I bought it in euros. I haven’t even calculated it in Swedish kronas because I don’t even want to know. Most girls splurge on shoes but I’m not big on shoes. You’ve had to wear some crazy ones on the runway. What were the worst that you’ve had to walk in? A lot of shoes that are really tall have platforms, so then they’re quite easy to walk in. But at the Costume National [fall] show in Paris, they didn’t have a platform so that was kind of tricky. And they were like, ‘Go fast so you don’t think it’s a high heel.’ That didn’t work very well. I tripped twice but I managed. I’m going to ask you about the last few things you did. What’s the last thing you cooked? My banana porridge this morning. What was the last thing you wore for a night on the town with friends? Converse [sneakers] with a black dress from Topshop. Then I topped it off with accessories. Last restaurant you ate in? I went to the Mexican restaurant, Ah! Chihuahua, on 53rd and First last night. I love their fajitas — lots of cheese. Last movie you saw? I saw “Bridesmaids” two days ago. It’s so, so funny. Last beauty product you put on? YSL concealer. I’m married to my concealer. Have you learned any beauty tips along the way through modeling? My new thing is highlighting. You’re supposed to put it on your nose and some here on your cheekbones. I also just learned that you’re supposed to put on some foundation before you put on concealer. I think that’s right. And you just shot with Mario Testino, right? Yeah, for British Vogue. It was so interesting because there are so many people on the set. Like, thousands of assistants. I’ve never been on a shoot that was so big. It was like a movie set. I felt like a star.