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Your recognition is really appreciated, RocketQueen. Yes, most of what I have posted recently are my scans, but there are a few exceptions, like the Working Mother cover and the Renate Tørseth fashion shoot. I will try to go back and make notes on my past posts. Thank you again!

Vendela and her first child, Julia. PHOTOGRAPHER: Andrew Eccles - YEAR: 1999 WORKING MOTHER magazine, February 2001. PHOTOGRAPHER: Kate Garner

Spiegel catalog, Spring 1988. PHOTOGRAPHER(S): Unknown

Ad for Miss Clairol hair coloring. PHOTOGRAPHER: Unknown - YEAR: 1988

Finally got my hands on one of my "MOST WANTED": U.S. GLAMOUR, February 1988 - PHOTOGRAPHER: Alex Chatelain

VIVA magazine, October 1990 - PHOTOGRAPHER: Hans Feurer

"Vendela viser deg høstmoten" PHOTOS: © Renate Tørseth - YEAR: ?

Ad for Saks Fifth Avenue. Photographer: Unknown - Year: Circa 1989? Legs. Photographer: Unknown - Year - : Circa mid-90s? I remember that this is from U.S. Cosmopolitan but I can't recall the exact year. 1991? Photographer: Scavullo?

Scandanavian newspaper clippings: 1995 1997

Thank you for the clarification, brazilianaffair. I did a bit more Google-ing about it and apparently that whole venture was an even bigger disaster than I remembered. Schiffer cut ties pretty quickly, the New York restaurant only survived about 3 years and the Italian brothers who founded the chain were busted for money laundering (among other accusations) at the beginning of the 2000s...

those shots are hilarious. They must have been paid a ton to do that gig, because they don't look happy to be there. Bwahahaha! I know, right? I was almost shocked to see Naomi there. I wouldn't have thought she'd agree to such a thing. Of course, wasn't she in on that "Supermodel Cafe" venture with Crawford and Schiffer? And the music career? Not everything she did was a winner. Excuse me, it was called the "Fashion Cafe." Thanks, Google. Kathy looks bored as hell, Naomi looks like "why the f**k am i even here!?" lol would have loved to see a video of this.... between, the Fashion Cafè was with Schiffer, Elle MacPherson & Christy Turlington Oh, that's right! Sorry, Naomi!

those shots are hilarious. They must have been paid a ton to do that gig, because they don't look happy to be there. Bwahahaha! I know, right? I was almost shocked to see Naomi there. I wouldn't have thought she'd agree to such a thing. Of course, wasn't she in on that "Supermodel Cafe" venture with Crawford and Schiffer? And the music career? Not everything she did was a winner. Excuse me, it was called the "Fashion Cafe." Thanks, Google.

those shots are hilarious. They must have been paid a ton to do that gig, because they don't look happy to be there. Bwahahaha! I know, right? I was almost shocked to see Naomi there. I wouldn't have thought she'd agree to such a thing. Of course, wasn't she in on that "Supermodel Cafe" venture with Crawford and Schiffer? And the music career? Not everything she did was a winner.

Article from unknown French magazine. Circa 1989.

Vendela Kirsebom, Naomi Campbell and Kathy Ireland are shown representing the Frito Lay company at the 1996 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. Original photos by flickr user 49er Badger.

I just bought this off of eBay!! Scans soon

Elizabeth Arden LIP SPA ad. Photographer: Unknown - Year: 1991

Ad for Dermatrophine anti-wrinkle moisturizing cream. "LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR FACE" Photographer: Alberta Tiburzi - Year: 1987? Ad for Paul Levy Designs. Photographer: Robert Jefferds - Year: 1988

A 6 page insert advertising Elizabeth Arden's SPA line.

Elaine?

Vendela updated her Facebook page on November 11th! It seems she is "starting over" there.

So glad to hear someone else agrees with me, clo_fashion! I wish Arden would bring her back. She'll be 48 in January and it would seem to me that makes her the perfect age to sell cosmetics and skin care products... of course, her obligations to the skin care line that actually bears her name, Vendela SilverDay, may supersede such a venture. Who knows? Maybe when she turns 50 in 2017?

Year (circa 1989?) and Photographer are unknown to me:

The Elizabeth Arden Sunflowers campaign.