VBacz

Constance Jablonski (Snej would be mad to see this!)

Jennifer Lawrence Keira Knightley

Equinox 2018 Commitment Collection Steven Klein - Photographer Andrea Stanley - Set Designer Angus Munro - Casting Director Noah Shelley - Casting Director Vogue US January 2018 The Pet Set Steven Klein - Photographer Phyllis Posnick - Fashion Editor/Stylist Garren - Hair Stylist Yadim - Makeup Artist

Bobbi Brown S/S 2018 Lachlan Bailey - Photographer Marilou Daubé - Director Alex White - Fashion Editor/Stylist Shon - Hair Stylist Diane Kendal - Makeup Artist Andrea Stanley - Set Designer Christian Meshesha - Casting Director Elisa Ferri - Manicurist

Vogue Ukraine January 2018 William Lords - Photographer Newheart Ohanian - Fashion Editor/Stylist Elsa Canedo - Hair Stylist Moises Ramirez - Makeup Artist Naoko Saita - Manicurist

Gisele Bundchen Gemma Ward

Edita Vilkeviciute

Elsa Hosk Josephine Skriver Jasmine Tookes Isabeli Fontana Adriana Lima Alessandra Ambrosio

What a... transformation Size 14 model who first walked the runway as a size FOUR reveals how she overcame an eating disorder to return to fashion week as 'plus-size' five years later A model who first walked the runway as a size 4 has revealed how she overcame a severe eating disorder to return to the catwalk as a size 14. Norwegian beauty Karoline Bjornelykke, who is based in Oslo, walked for designers including Luis Vuitton and Chanel at London Fashion Week in 2012, but was damaging her body in her quest to maintain her waif-like frame. After being given a stark health warning by her doctor, Karoline, 21, worked hard to overcome her condition and re-enter the fashion industry as a 'curve' size model, a bracket which covers women between a size 12 to 26. Last week Karoline, who now wears a size 14, made her triumphant return to London Fashion Week, where she strutted her stuff for the MARK FAST fashion show. Speaking exclusively to FEMAIL, Karoline reflected on her time as both a 'straight' and 'curve' model - and explained why the fashion industry still has a long way to go. She said: 'I would assume about everyone agrees with me when I say that women of all sizes should be represented in fashion. My hope is that healthy, normal weight girls will be the norm and not considered "plus size".' Karoline's fashion career started when she was a teenager and saw her walk for designers and star in magazine shoots around the world. She also shot beauty campaigns for brands including Covergirl, Sephora and L'Oréal. She said it was the pressures of being a young woman, combined with a history as a competitive dancer, that led to her developing an unhealthy relationship with food. She continued: 'As all other girls you feel a pressure from society to fit in to the beauty standard of being skinny. I also did competitive dancing from I was little that put a lot of pressure on me. We have all felt the feeling of not being good enough.' However it was only when a doctor told her of the serious consequences she was risking that Karoline decided to change. 'I went to my doctor for a regular checkup and she told me the dangers of being very skinny has on the heart,' Karoline said. 'That was a big shock for me because I had never felt unhealthy. I took her advice and gained a little weight.' She continued: 'Not long after I went to Tokyo for modeling. Their beauty standard is even more extreme then in Europe and despite already being underweight they wanted me to lose more weight. 'It was something that felt so wrong about that. I had just gained a little weight to get healthier and was happy with that, and now they wanted me to lose it again. 'I had a serious talk with myself and decided to not model if I couldn't be healthy doing it. Luckily the industry is changing for the better, and I can now do modeling and being healthy doing it.' Karoline said she now keeps herself fit with jogging, and credits her vegetarian/vegan diet for helping her feel healthier. She added: 'It's important for me to keep my body healthy and fit, for myself and for my job, and also be able to have a relaxed and positive relationship with food and training.' Anna Shillinglaw, managing director of MiLK Model Management, who represent Karoline, explained the important role Curve models have in the industry. She said: 'These aren't just models any more, they are role models for younger women. They put pictures showing a belly roll or cellulite and they show its okay to have this. Curve models are here to stay.' Link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4899046/Plus-size-model-walked-LFW-eating-disorder.html

Leila Nda Look : 9/10 (she looks really good) Maggie Laine Look : 4/10

I'm actually glad to see that some people put her in the list. Are you guys French? I literally put her at the #1 spot. Couldn't resist. The girl was at the same highschool as me, and she turned Miss Universe. That's crazy. She's had a remarkable year. She looked hot as ever so I hope she'll have enough of a few points to make it to the final list

Margot Robbie Elizabeth Olsen

Grace Elizabeth Wings : 2/10 Look : 7/10 (the shoes don't suit the outfit) Lameka Fox Look : 4/10

Gisele Bundchen Edita Vilkeviciute

I don't know Tanya and I'm not a fan of Sara Sampaio but I'll vote for Sara.

Valentino S/S 2018 by Inez & Vinoodh

Valentino S/S 2018 by Inez & Vinoodh

Vogue Japan February 2018 by Ben Hassett Stylist: Tom Van Dorpe Hair: Joey George Make-Up: Erik Parsons Vogue Japan digital edition via Zorka on the Fashion Spot

Glamour Brazil December 2017 by Bruna Castanheira waymodel.com.br

Estée Lauder Pure Color Envy Paint-On Liquid Lipcolor Ad Campaign 2018

Vogue Italia January 2018 by Craig McDean

InStyle China December 2017 "Who's that girl ?" by Li He weibo via Prymasquous on The Fashion Spot

Neiman Marcus Christmas Book 2017 by Alexi Lubomirski Elle Mexico December 2017