Bar Refaeli is the New Face of Nevada for Sears
By: Alex Laws
Thursday, October 3rd, 2013
Sears is certainly stepping this up a notch by bringing in model Bar Refaeli in to be the face of its fall Nevadaline. With the 28-year-old Israeli—who has graced the side of a Boeing 737 and the cover of Sports Illustrated—on board, it’s safe to say this boho-inspired collection is not just for moms. Here she shares her thoughts on who inspires her, going home and what she does on her days off.
On Being the Face of Nevada: “I wanted to be a part of the Nevada campaign because it’s a big brand, a good company and great people. When they sent the images of the collection I thought, “This is great!” I like that it’s basic and everything goes with everything. Like when I chose what to wear today: you just mix and match the outfits. They’re all in the same colour palate.”
On Getting Dressed: “I like my clothes to be comfortable, but with a casual twist. I won’t do baggy jeans and an oversized sweater, but I’ll put on a little top to balance it out.”
On Makeup Tips: “I’m not the girl who wears makeup on her downtime and I always say you just don’t need a lot. So if I have, lets say, a cream blush, I’ll use it on my eyelids and on my cheeks and maybe on my lips. One product can easily be used for different purposes.”
On Her Hobbies: “When I’m not working, I go to the beach. I surf a little bit—I like to learn new things so I learned how to surf and picked up the drums. I don’t do anything really, really well, but I know a little bit about a few things.”
On Going Home: “Whenever I have time off I go home to Israel. It’s summer there now and where all my friends are there. We go to watch the sunset and have a beer on the beach pretty much every day.”
On Party Survival: “It’s just a matter of balance: if I’m tired I won’t go to a party. I don’t owe anyone anything, and if I have a job booked, I won’t go out the night before. It doesn’t really matter how I look if I don’t feel comfortable and energetic and awake.”
On Who Inspires Her: “In my industry, I like the models that have families. They have good priorities like ‘family comes first and it doesn’t matter if it ruined my body or not.’ Then they have kids and they continue working. I really admire that. In my everyday life, I admire every person that is around me. I don’t have friends that I don’t look up to. I learn about how I’d like to be like them in some aspect of their lives.”
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