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Jewelry Princess – Anne Sophie Monrad covers the spring-summer issue of Please Magazine looking very royal in a gem encrusted mask. In front of Nagi Sakai’s lens, the blonde beauty wows in spring looks from the likes of Stella McCartney, Valentino and Louis Vuitton paired with sparkling jewels selected by stylist Karina Givargisoff. Mussed hair by Pasquale Ferrante and red lips by Kaoru Okubo give this princess some modern edge.

Pink Lady – Quinta Witzel sports pastel spring looks for Justin Hollar’s colorful images featured in Nylon’s March issue. Garbed in ladylike pieces from labels such as Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton and Chanel selected by stylist James Rosenthal, Quinta keeps a laid-back attitude with pink hair Martin-Christopher Harper and flawless makeup by Natasha Smee. / Manicurist by Kelly B

Episode: Vexed Bo's been mixing it up with some unsavory characters in the search for her mother, including a vampire named Siegfried. In exchange for some medical bags of blood, Siegfried leads Bo to a woman named LuAnn currently on Death Row for the murder of her stepchildren. But when Bo and Kenzi meet with LuAnn, she's not a killer, but a mournful figure who's keeping her lips sealed. Bo thinks the woman's silence may have something to do with the fact that she's Fae, a point Bo realizes right off. Bo and Kenzi return home in a funk that only gets worse when they learn that Siegfried has been murdered. Bo gets the autopsy report from Dyson, and since his jealousy over Bo's flirtation with Lauren has strained their goodwill, it's a tough-won prize. Bo learns that although Siegfried died in a gruesome manner, it was clearly not a suicide, and there were no struggle marks. Thinking back to the sadness in LuAnn's face, Bo realizes that there must be someone controlling Fae, making them do horrible things that they don't want to do. Bo is determined to find this person and make them pay. But her search earns her some enemies. Someone sends a Fae assassin, called a Morag, to kill Bo. At the end of her wits, she goes to Trick for advice, who, seeing it would be pointless to try to deter Bo, gives her a weapon, called a siricon, that transforms from a simple handle to an impressive blade that protects the bearer from another's powers. It seems Bo has an ally in Trick, even though his motives remain unclear. The Fae responsible for both Siegfried's death and the murder of LuAnn's children is a man named Vex, a favorite of the Dark Fae elders. The Ash knows that it's only a matter of time until Bo finds him and kills him, which will mean Bo's death at the hands of the Dark Fae. The Ash still has much to learn about Bo and her origins, and directs Lauren to distract Bo while Vex is ushered out of town. Bo won't listen to reason, so Lauren seduces Bo in order to keep her safe. When Bo discovers the truth of Lauren's actions, it stokes her rage higher. She learns Vex's name from Lauren and goes on the hunt. Lauren, beside herself with grief, seeks out Dyson and tells him where she thinks Bo and Vex are. Though Vex is more powerful than Bo, her siricon allows her to master him. He tries to buy time by telling her that he has information on her mother, and she presses the siricon blade to his neck to get him to tell what he knows. Dyson arrives and Vex uses the distraction to get away. Dyson tries to make it clear to Bo: he stopped her from killing Vex because he didn't want the Dark Fae army to end her life, but her rage at losing information on her origins only spells betrayal, and the link between her and Dyson may be permanently broken. And across town, LuAnn's body rustles back to life - execution by lethal injection never could've killed a Fae like her - and Trick is there to gather what information he can from her.

Season 2 Episode 8: I've Got You Under Your Skin In this week's episode, the Reaper finally returns for Sally's soul after being MIA for a week, Josh's sister Emily shows up to break him out of his self-imposed exile, and Aiden scrambles to satisfy Princess Suren's edict to cull Bishop's orphan vampires ASAP. After getting a concerned call from Aidan, Emily shows up to give Josh a much-needed kick in the pants. Struggling to pull things together after losing Nora, Josh is thankful for the sisterly love. At least, until he realizes that Emily has become close to his ex-girlfriend Julia. During a chance encounter, Josh and Julia toss barbs at each other but end up bonding once they are forced to take care of a very drunk Emily—just like old times. With the ice finally broken, Josh and Julia have their first real conversation since Josh left her at the altar years ago. Josh explains as much as he dares and Julia, even though she doesn't get it all, does understand that the Josh she knew is gone. With that truth on the table, perhaps the air is finally clear enough for them to work together peacefully. It's been almost a week since Sally made peace with being shredded by the Reaper and his sudden absence has her very much on edge. When he finally does show up, Sally reads him the riot act but it turns out that he's been trying to find a loophole for her. Reaper's take-it-or-leave-it offer is a big one: Sally can take his place as the new Reaper, or she can be reaped herself. Overwhelmed, she turns to Aidan who makes the radical suggestion that Sally kill the Reaper before he can kill her. Sally soon tracks down her high school buddy Stevie—the only ghost she's known to "shred" another ghost before—but he cautions her against it. Sally tries to kill the Reaper anyway and, when she fails, begins to like the idea that she could take the Reaper's place. Her first assignment? Shred her friend Stevie. When Princess Suren finds out that Mother is coming back to Boston to make sure that Bishop's orphans have been culled, she panics and tells Aidan that they must kill them all by the end of the day. Aidan reaches out to Henry and tells him to get all the orphans together in one place so that Aidan can save them. Henry, happy to be providing safe passage for the orphans, does just as Aidan asks and collect as many of them as possible. When Aidan shows up he promises the orphans a new life if they are willing to leave Boston behind. Sadly for them, it's all a ruse. Aidan rushes Henry out the front door just as Suren disinvites them from afar, causing them to burst into flame. Henry is livid, but he recognizes this is his only opportunity to rejoin the vampire family after more than 80 years of exile. All he has to do is survive Suren's very painful punishment for him—a horror Aidan cannot even bear to watch.

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details Intense brunette beauty Kristina has just had a solid season in New York, walking for Catherine Malandrino and Douglas Hannant, among others. Scouted in a hotel lobby by a scout from Major, Kristina’s mix of dreaminess and strength gives her a distinct presence on the catwalk as well as in print. A student of marketing back home in Kiev, Kristina is ready to build her brand. stats Full Name: Kristina Buriak Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Height: 178 cm / 5’10″ Bust: 84 cm / 33″ Waist: 61 cm / 24″ Hips: 86 cm / 34″ Place of Origin: Kiev, Ukraine Date of Birth: December 21 agencies Mother Agency: Faces Agency NY: Major Model Management Paris: Major Paris

Parisian Chic…quot;Cast in mid­night blue, white and black, Pierre Balmain’s sopho­more out­ing sees the sec­ondary label turn­ing a keen eye to detail as it mixes tai­lored wears with more casual sta­ples for a mod­ern appeal. Tap­ping Ford Europe model Adrien Sahores as the line’s star once more, the sea­son is off to a start with sharp suit­ing. From the double-breasted blazer to a three-piece suit in blue, fall’s lineup eases into a sophis­ti­cated stride as trimmed lapels and fine cuts con­tribute to a luxe image. Jux­ta­pos­ing sharp lines with youth­ful sep­a­rates, knits with zip­pered accents and clas­sic pieces such as the biker jacket round out a dis­tin­guished fall/winter outing

Beautiful Bruna – Bruna Tenorio (Ford Brazil) puts on red lipstick and a motorcycle jacket for a series of laid-back portraits lensed by Jonathan Wolpert.

Say it Loud – Ranya Mordanova lets her inner vixen shine in these high gloss images by Naomi Yang for French Revue de Modes #20. Wearing a wardrobe of all Anthony Vaccarello styled by Yoko Miyake, Ranya sports a shear hair cut by Ramona and plum lips by Tatyana Makarova in the skin baring creations.

Playful March – Codie Young looks somewhat devious in Dolce & Gabbana for the March cover of Playing Fashion, shot byJason Kim. Styled by Christopher Campbell, Codie sports latex gloves and pasta jewelry.

Down Tempo – Valerija Kelava and Fatima Siad don sportswear inspired looks for the latest edition of Rodeo Magazine. In front of Peter Gehrke’s lens, the pair slips into the minimal selects of stylist Tekla Knaust. Slicked back hair by Dejan Cekanovic and barely there makeup by Ignacio Alonso complete the relaxed ensembles.

Down Tempo – Valerija Kelava and Fatima Siad don sportswear inspired looks for the latest edition of Rodeo Magazine. In front of Peter Gehrke’s lens, the pair slips into the minimal selects of stylist Tekla Knaust. Slicked back hair by Dejan Cekanovic and barely there makeup by Ignacio Alonso complete the relaxed ensembles.

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Chosen model Chad Buchanan by Scott Teitler

Russian beauty Dmitriy Tanner by Mariano Vivanco

Greek model Dimitris Alexandrou stars in 'Statue', a story photographed by Tassos Vrettos and styled by Cris Papanicolaou with grooming by Achilleas Charitos.

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Spring Glam – Naty Chabanenko is pure glam in the March edition of Vogue Spain, shot by Hunter & Gatti. Garbed in spring pastels from the likes of Prada, Emilio Pucci and Givenchy selected by fashion editor Sara Fernandez, Naty soaks up the sun in the accessories driven story.