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😍 Beautiful.

It looks like she started classes at Columbia, going by her stories. I believe she is studying something like environmental science, sorry if I don°t remember correctly. . I wish her all the best, even if that means no more fashion week, and probably even less modeling work.

Yes. sure is. but the bones are real. she looks great nevertheless. those cheekbones are getting sharper and sharper, has to do with aging too of course, although she still looks very young. 💚

She is looking soooo skinny these days. This is from her story. www.instagram.com/andreeadiddy

Wow, these are great. Thanks! I would even say she looks the best from the group, also Rianne (that b&w portrait 😍).

She is the environment-committed Ambassador for Chopard Parfums. ? Happy Chopard Lemon Dulci and Happy Chopard Felicia Roses Parfums Campaign.

Her real walk is so cute and dorky. And she looks like a teenager... still very beautiful.

Good look, in my opinion it was actually one of the better ones. and is her hair black?

Yeeeees! Congrats! Apparently for the second time, so proud of her. Also she is confirmed for MET Gala, by supermodeldaily on twitter I think. My bet is on MK since she has a contract with them.

New MANGO Campaign, A Summer Story (aka Call me by your name part 2, with a clementine tree instead of a peach tree) Shot by Dan Martensen Models: Andreea Diaconu, Charlee Fraser, Ollie Edwards and Alexis Petit Also, i am not complaining that lately all her campaigns have also a nice video, bohemian and all.

Lovely to see her in so many videos. Anthropologie, MK and Zimmerman are nice. and this one looks pretty cool too.

Thanks! Gorgeous at Isabel Marant. So I decided to watch the BALMAIN show, certain that she will be there. she wasn't. now my eyes pain me. it was so bad.

She just walked Lanvin in Paris! She doesn't have a card, it''s special arrangement.

So her agent, Jen Ramey, is moving to DNA. I wonder if she will also move. I mean, i think she is good at IMG, considering she is probably doing 90% commercial work at the moment, she even has a contract with MK (Is MK hf?), IMG is the place to be. who knows, maybe she will eventually move, I think that would be good. DNA rulz. I don't think IMG can offer anything new to her, unless she decides to be an actress. doubt it. But maybe she quits modeling completely. Pretty sure Lara is already on her way to DNA, she was pretty quite for a while. Also, her interview for PORTER (I took it from thefashionspot) . quite interesting stuff, i am sorry she feels she doesn't belong in fashion, because she really does. she can be such a good model. and unfortunately lately it is also quite obvious in her work that she is not passionate about it. same expression, missing all the Fashion week (she obviously has the green card, she is in South America). This is why maybe a change would be good, make things more interesting for her. QUOTE: Wearing the standout looks of SS18, supermodel ANDREEA DIACONU explains why she’s anti social media and how she learned to say no to bullying photographers. By JANE MULKERRINS Andreea Diaconu is explaining to me, with absolute sincerity, why she can’t wear bras. “I get sick from them. Seriously, they give me acid reflux,” she insists. “I think it’s because I don’t really have boobs.” She grabs at her chest to emphasize the point. “But it means I can’t do lingerie shoots.” For many models, that might present a problem. Diaconu, however, could not seem less troubled by this impediment. Admittedly, it isn’t as if she’s short of work: one of the most in-demand models of the moment, the 26-year-old Romanian has walked the runway for everyone from Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci and Lanvin to Tom Ford, Stella McCartney and John Galliano. She is currently the face of Viktor & Rolf, and recently landed a lucrative contract with Michael Kors. Moreover, you get the distinct impression that, while she is grateful for her success, she’d much rather be on a surfboard, a bike or under canvas in the wilderness than on a catwalk. “I don’t know what I’m doing in the fashion industry,” she admits with a chuckle. She doesn’t even seem troubled to be skipping this year’s London, Paris and Milan fashion weeks; while she awaits the arrival of her US Green Card, she can’t leave the country. “But I can travel around the US,” she points out, impressively sanguine. “I can go to Hawaii, Idaho, Alaska… Alaska is one of my favorite states. I can go camping in Maine and Wyoming. So, I might just take a vacation.” We’re in a cavernous studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and Diaconu is curled up on a leather sofa beside me, her foal-like legs folded underneath her. She describes her off-duty style as that of “an eight-year old boy”, albeit a seriously cool eight-year-old boy who owns a Prada sweater with spaceships on it. There is certainly a tomboy vibe to Diaconu, who boasts a black belt in karate, as well as speaking five languages. This is a woman who will try pretty much anything, it seems. “I’m looking at winter wetsuits because I want to go surfing this weekend,” she says now, despite the below-zero temperature outside. So dedicated is she to her hobby that, for a couple of years, as well as her apartment in New York’s West Village, she also rented a place out at Rockaway beach; the long, thin strip of oceanfront beyond JFK Airport where Atlantic rollers crash in. Handily, her boyfriend of several months, restaurateur Evan Bennett, shares her passion. “He’s been my best friend for a while but I never knew he surfed, then we went surfing and he, like, rips,” she gushes, blushing ever so slightly. “I was like, ‘Oh. Excuse me. Don’t mind if I do.’” Diaconu grew up in Bucharest, Romania’s capital, just after the fall of Communism, though the effects of a new capitalist economy were slow to become tangible. Her parents split up when she was small, so she shared an apartment on the city’s outskirts with her mother, uncle and grandmother. “A lovely Communist building, with fabulous linoleum floors,” Diaconu says wryly. Her mother, Aurora, sounds gloriously bohemian. “She’s vegan, and raw, and really into New Age stuff, and ‘reading people’s frequencies’,” reports her only child, with an exaggerated eye-roll. “She was an IT programmer for most of her life, then she quit that to start a company that sells, like, mushrooms from Malaysia that claim to cure cancer.” While the family had “no spare money”, they made the most of state-sponsored opportunities. “My grandmother had these pension tickets, which the government would give you along with 18 days leave, so we would go to the seaside or hot springs or mud baths,” Diaconu recalls. “It would just be me and my grandma in a single bed, and usually another older lady sharing the room with us. Those vacations were so much fun, but nobody ever got to travel outside [Romania]. I never thought that I would leave my country.” By the age of 11, Diaconu was already 5ft 7in tall (she’s 5ft 10.5in now) and, unsurprisingly, began to catch the eye of modeling scouts. She had no interest. “I didn’t understand the concept of scouting,” she laughs. “I just didn’t understand why somebody would seek me out to do something, instead of me seeking them out. I was a total Skeptical Sally.” Eventually, at age 13, she relented, but strictly for the cash. “I needed money for a karate competition I wanted to enter. So I agreed to do a random job and they paid me 50 euros.” By 14, she was being booked for shoots in London, New York, Paris and Tokyo, and traveling alone. But she struggled with the harsh attitudes and treatment she experienced. “I remember being in New York, and a tailor yelling at me that I was too skinny, that she couldn’t tailor the skirt to my body. I thought: f**k this, I’m going home.” Her experiences are, sadly, not unique. The fashion world is one of many industries facing up to the reality and legacy of years of unacceptable conduct. “There have definitely been situations with photographers where I’ve been uncomfortable,” says Diaconu. “Where photographers are like, ‘Oh, just take your top off, it’s going to make it a better picture.’ You think: What? We’re taking a portrait and you want me to take my underwear off? No. And then you get bullied into it.” She capitulated once, for a prestigious magazine – her topless image made the cover. “I hid my head inside my pillow for 20 months afterwards,” she says, putting her face in her hands, embarrassed even now. “I don’t want to do it again. That’s definitely something that people need to respect: no just means no.” She also recalls an encounter, when she was 14, alone in a car in Japan with a man she didn’t know. Driving her to castings, he began describing his penis to her. “In that environment, you don’t speak the language, nobody speaks your language, there’s only this one person that drives you around, and then that person turns out to be a creep,” she says. “I think I’m quite resilient, but there definitely needs to be regulations to help girls who maybe don’t have the confidence that I had.” Diaconu did, for a time, quit the modeling industry completely. At 17, she set up a restaurant with friends in Bucharest – Moo Moo, which serves healthy, slow-cooked food – and enrolled in college. But she dropped out after a year and, at 20, moved to New York, where she took up her career again. “I thought, I’ll just take a gap year and see what happens…” she shrugs. “And then that turned into six gap years.” Her social following is relatively small when compared to the likes of Cara Delevingne, Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss and Edie Campbell, despite US Vogue putting her in their realm, naming her as one of the #InstaGirls. “I don’t know how that happened. I have, like, four followers,” Diaconu says with a laugh. (It’s actually 148,000.) “Those girls all have millions.” She shrugs. “You have to post things for work, contractually, but I don’t like the rush you get from it, I don’t like the instant gratification of getting a bunch of likes – I don’t think it’s good for us. And I want to spend less time on my phone.” So she has no desire, then, to become ‘a brand’? “Karlie and Cara are superstars and they want to be superstars – they like being famous,” she says. “I have a bad personality for that; I don’t like attention that much.” She has, however, seen the power of posting about important issues close to her heart, such as the Open Door Foundation, an organization she works with to fight human trafficking in Romania. “If something just dissolves you because it’s so upsetting, then you should post about it and talk about it, and maybe it’ll reach somebody else who has different contacts, and maybe it will create some sort of trickle-down effect, and help in some way or another.” Still, she really has no idea of her own potential for influence. “My agent’s always like: ‘You’re Andreea Diaconu.’ And I’m like, ‘Yeah, exactly. I don’t think we’re talking about the same Andreea Diaconu.’” net-a-porter

She has some stuff for Anthropologie https://www.anthropologie.com/beauty-trends-feature?cm_sp=FEATURES-_-SUBCATEGORY-_-BEAUTY-TRENDS-FEATURE https://videos.contentful.com/5de70he6op10/2UZmn5U57qoMSOwu4oi0e6/09e65c6322400d5da2145f0a74955a42/EN-011718_HPG_LS_slice06.mp4

Michael Kors Instagram is Andreea overload.

Yay, she got the Michael Kors S/S 2018 Campaign, shot by Mario Testino. Also, I think she shot again for them just a few days ago in Miami. michaelkors.com

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Great additions guys, thanks! and she looks amazing in all. ZARA + another Campaign for Tory Burch. hmmm. i think i prefer this watch. models.com

She looked gorgeous at the MK show. Her cheekbones are unreal. And they didn't even use make-up. Hope she will still walk Versace and maybe a few others in Paris. Apparently she missed doing shows. She was also at the party to launch the Google Smartwatch in collaboration with Michael Kors. (or is the other way around?) So I guess this is the product she shot the commercial for Michael Kors. So no wonder she is finally in the Money List on the Models.com, not that is so relevant anymore.

Again, the Vogue Cover is not good, but I quite like the editorial. And people in the fashion(of course they don't read this stuff), can you please style her hair different, or does she have some sort of contract with the ocean to always keep her surf hair no matter what! At this point I wish she would cut it short, or try a new darker shade.

^uhmmm, why she said that? it does sound pretentious, and cringey... but she looks very beautiful. they all do. Anyway, great to see her career is still strong. already a few good campaigns this season and the ones for Tod's and Ralph Lauren still to be revealed. And I am excited to see her documentary! yay

^ Perfecto!

Whoa! Beautiful.