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It seems she won't walk Paris this time ... I read on jenbecksz.tumblr"To my surprise saw her on Mulberry and Hester Streets in Little Italy yesterday. "(monday oct 10 @ 11:10pm) And I think to myself...Why,oh why can't I be in New York and accidentally bump into ,let's see, Daria (picture is old...from pure people) LegalMethod, funny indeed

first and last two are amazing :wub2: DAVID DUNAN

DARIA WERBOWY, EN LA CIMA :wub2: EXTRA de EL PAÍS SEMANAL - 30.09.2011 (in fact 02.10.2011if you look the date on the cover) FOTO: DAVID DUNAN ESTILISMO: SEBASTIÁN KAUFMANN Source; elpais.com

Fashionable Cause: MAIYET Readies for Launch 2011 Photo By Lexie Moreland Source; www.wwd.com read THIS :morning:

Thank you all

Daria Werbowy arrives in Toronto for Canada's Walk of Fame.2008 (Sorry if repost but I don't remember that I saw or read this) Supermodel Daria Werbowy is frantically hobbling around New York City trying to find a dress that will look good with a plastic boot. Werbowy, 24, broke her left foot a few weeks ago at the end of a three-month adventure aboard a 52-foot sailboat cruising the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Delicate metatarsal bones don't like Zodiac engines being dropped on them. Of the celebrities being inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame tomorrow night, it's a little ironic that the one who actually walks for a living won't be able to showcase her famous strut. "That's my fashion dilemma right now," she says on the phone from Manhattan. She's laughing. "I walked on it for three weeks not knowing it was broken." She says she'll be on the mend for the next three weeks. While she wasn't scheduled to model in next week's New York fashion week shows, she hopes to be healed in time for the European shows later this month. Werbowy, whose name means, "willow tree" in Ukrainian, immigrated to Mississauga with her family from Poland in the mid-1980s. Her entrée into modelling started at the age of 14, when a schoolmate's mom who operated a talent agency in Toronto, saw dollar signs in the lanky, 5-foot-11 teenager with braces. Now represented by Elmer Olsen Models in Toronto and IMG in New York, Forbes magazine counts Werbowy among the top 10 highest-earning models in the world. Her major contracts this year include Dior, H&M, David Yurman, Jean Paul Gaultier and Lancôme. Before she joins Bryan Adams, Michael J. Fox and Steve Nash on stage tomorrow night at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, we caught up with Werbowy for a game of six-and-a-half questions. Q: You spent three months with your family on the ocean, many of those days in the middle of nowhere. What did you do for food? A: "We left from New York and we were lost at sea for 24 days. We caught fish. We ran into a fishing boat from Halifax and we traded beers for tuna. Each day, there are these little adventures that happen. "We had lots of canned food. My sister and I cooked a lot. It was like a Top Chef challenge to try to cook when it's 40 knots of wind and you're heeling almost 80 degrees." Q: What did you do for sex? A: Laughing: "As a woman, I think you know what the answer to that is!" Q: Any near-death moments? A: "Crossing into Gibraltar, we came into a really intense fog. We couldn't see anything within 10 feet of us. It was completely white. All we heard were these huge tanker foghorns. We were trying to figure out which way they were going; if they were coming toward us." Q: Let's talk about modelling. A lot of magazines have hailed the return of the original supermodels – you know, Linda, Christy, Kate. What do you say to the commentators who claim today's models lack the personality of their predecessors? A: "What's happened now is girls aren't being given the time to develop and to grow and to become women and develop their personalities. The turnaround is just much quicker. "And with the celebrity impact, models aren't the stars they used to be because celebrities are fashion icons as well now." Q: Forbes ranked you ninth on its list of the world's highest-paid models. What's been your biggest purchase? A: "My apartment. Home is your sanctuary." Q: What about in the not-practical, just-gotta-have-it-department? A: "The older I get, the less I need. I wear the same jean shorts for the whole week. I'm not running to the store to get the latest bag." Q: You've been a hugely successful model. You hold the record for opening the most runway shows in your first season. If you had to do it all again, what would you do differently? A: "I would've taken things a little more slowly and made a little bit more time for myself. I think one of the secrets to modelling is the less you care and the more you're yourself, the more successful you are. "And maybe I would've started taking three months off a lot earlier in my career. It's the best kind of therapy for anything. You come back feeling `I really don't care any more – I f----in' sailed across the Atlantic!'" source1 , source2

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preview pictures from Vogue Russia October 2011 by Terry Richardson source: tfs / tarsha P.S. thanks and greetings to all on this topic

I just realised that there is one more...these two seems as same but if you open then you ' ll see the difference...

Hope I won' t miss the battle ...I want so much to picture that history moment ... to take notes and picture with the winner

I hate my exams ..but seeing this ..haha ..feels easier...haha

I like her style..now I see why Mr. Lagelfeld her... P.s. katchitup I'm glad you like Leo photos ..and I hope I won't miss the eipc batle ...

Thank you all...wow she looks in siseto500 pictures...

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I must agree...he is sexier than Stitch...

Leo as Marlon Brando

sorry if repost...

Photographed by Satoshi Saikusa source NUDE1

that dress ph.Cass Bird source1 & surce2

his smile always seems so familiar now i know why

Mario Testino: a retrospective; Daria Werbowy (Los Angeles, 2009) "This, for me, portrays who Daria is, as she's a hippy at heart. It is an image that goes against every rule of photography, because I took it in my bathroom with available light. Digital photography is amazing, because you can see immediately that you've got it. I think I did five frames of this photograph, and it's sensual without being vulgar, because I like to keep everything in good taste." "I maybe suffer because I perform," he says. "I get nervous. You know, it's like someone who gets nervous and starts doing joke after joke? I'm a little bit like that. And sometimes it can fall into the wrong side, where people think I'm taking up more space than they do and actresses have said to me, 'Mario, I'm the star. Stop performing and concentrate on me.' But it's just a way of dealing with insecurity, you know?" Like David Bailey, Testino is irritated by the new generation of photographers, who appear to choose it as a lifestyle choice rather than a vocation. "What I find today is that everyone wants to become a fashion photographer because of the life it can give you, but not many people have something to say, and I find that a little bit sad, that people think that fashion photography is just about getting the life right. Published 08 Sep 2011Online editing by Catriona Gray Photo Credit: Mario Testino Source: G Q

with brother ....

Thank you very much...she is so beautiful...