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She also closed the show. I think Hilary Rhoda closed.

So great she walked a show! Looking gorgeous!

Nice look overall, but she needs to fix her oily skin. It never looks oily at all on her selfies, but somehow she never gets her makeup right on the red carpet.

From The Society's tumblr The Society Management has teamed up with an all-star team (Photographer Ezra Petronio, Stylist Elizabeth Sulcer, Hairstylist Franco Gobbi, Makeup artist Fulvia Farolfi) and Girls Inc. of New York City to create a series of portraits aiming to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Rather than targeting the industry audience exclusively, we engaged the general public by posting the images throughout Manhattan, as well as dedicating a section to the project on our webpage. Together, we stand behind the continuous growth of young women everywhere. So I guess this is what she shot with Franco Gobbi?

aah, amazing news! Would prefer to see her in a top show, but we can't complain at this point I guess. Also, she looks great in the backstage pics from today's shoot. Here's one more:

Sarah Gore Reeves is the Editor in Chief.

Soooo a more careful investigation led to the following results: The crew was: Scarlett Bryce for Hair, Eric Polito for Makeup (both from the Marie Claire crew), Nagi Sakai was the photographer and styling was by Sarah Gore Reeves. Because of her I now assume it's for Vogue Mexico / Latino America again. I don't think she even works for other magazines. (Could be a campaign though, but it didn't look like it and it would be an unusual time of the year to shoot it.) Source: Eric Polito's instagram, maybe somebody can find more clues.

The Hair Stylist she was working with in Miami is a regular for Marie Claire Italy and The Edit. Hoping for The Edit, Marie Claire Italy is such a B-List Magazine (although they have stunning editorials). The Edit seems likely to me, last time she worked for The Edit she also shot in Miami and the styling would fit. Just a guess though.

The Society's showcards are out and Toni doesn't have one. Not that I'm surprised, but there's always that little spark of hope in me that makes me a bit disappointed now.

She's shooting in Canada on location (pic is from a motorhome). All of the tagged crew members have previously worked for Flare Magazine, many of them on a regular basis. So a cover/ed for Flare would be a more likely guess for me.

From her instagram. She's shooting with Garrett Neff and Ji Hye Park, but I didn't read anything about J.Crew. How do you know, Piotr?

Oh, thank you! That's very interesting, I had no idea. And thanks for asking what was going on! I understand they don't want certain things to appear on the page (PKZ, Peter Hahn for example), but why they deleted both the winter Aigner campaign and the Vogue Korea cover is beyond me. Well...I guess we will never find out. Thanks for your effort!

They treated her well. She was in the Money Girls and Icons rankings. All the works are added by her agency, not by models.com. The same when her name was deleting from her works. So I think that models.com treats her well but agencies need to put her works back. How do you know? And why would they a) not care about a prestigious model they only recently signed and b) even delete her name from Vogue Korea for instance? Doesn't make any sense to me at all. I always thought it was mdc who takes care of the site, and I can't really imagine lots of agency people having access to its content. But then again, I have no idea and simply don't know how it works. But again, how do you know? Do you work in the business?

Models.com is revamping their ranking system (or maybe just the rankings...). Curious to see the result, although I don't have high hopes for Toni given how they have been treating her lately.

No Toni hating from my part, but a bit of criticism as one of her biggest fans. I agree with Piotrz234 about the pic with Marina, Marina looks a lot better. Nobody is perfect for sure, but most people aren't paid to maintain a certain look and figure. It's part of her job description to be in shape, and we all know that her modeling skills (in terms of expressions etc.) aren't the best in the business. She can't only rely on her beautiful face, the industry is full of beautiful faces. I'm not hating, I'm just worried about her career that I of course want to last as long as possible. I think she did fine at the Mykonos event as far as we can tell. I also like the dress a lot, one of her best outfit choices in my opinion. I dislike the fact that she hosts dinners for a good cause and has everybody fly in to Mykonos for it. Why not host it in NYC in September for example. Also, flying in a Saudi oil billionaire's private jet doesn't send off the right vibes either. I know women's rights are not directly connected to environmental issues, but both are matters of sustainability and I would appreciate her being a bit more considerate about it. And don't get me started about women's rights in Saudi Arabia...

To be honest, I think the reason she wasn't at the show is that she's been terribly out of shape for almost a year now. (Look at the Cannes pictures and compare them to how Joan, Jourdan or any other 'veteran' model looked there...) She's still slim, but just not slim and toned enough for VSFS - and VSFS usually books models that are more on the 'curvy' side to begin with. For runway standards, as harsh as it sounds and as wrong as one might find it, she doesn't even look like an hirable model anymore. We haven't seen a full body bikini / revealing dress candid of hers in a while, so here's hoping she's been working on her body a bit.

Do you think the J.Crew shoot might be an actual campaign? Roberto di Cuia says it's the "last job of the season", you wouldn't write that when talking about a simple catalog shoot, would you? Maybe Winter 2015 campaign? (I think J. Crew does 4 campaigns a year.)

^ How do you know? I'll try to translate this later: Zeit Magazin "Ich habe einen Traum" in HQ Ph: Ralph Mecke zeit.de In meinem Traum wird die Welt immer kleiner und kleiner. Ich kann dabei zusehen, wie sie zusammenschrumpft, bis am Ende nur ein winziges Fleckchen übrig bleibt: mein Zuhause. An diesem Ort fernab der Stadt gibt es weder Flugzeuge noch Hektik und auch kein Chaos. Jedes meiner Kleidungsstücke hängt ganz ordentlich in einem großen Schrank auf einem Bügel, und wenn ich morgens aufwache, dann höre ich meinen Bruder und meine Freunde lachen. Der Wind weht durch die offenen Fenster und Türen, es ist warm, vielleicht kriecht sogar eine kleine Schnecke über meinen Schlafzimmerboden, wie gerade in diesem Moment, und wenn ich nicht aufpasse, dann schleicht sie bis in mein Bett. Ich stehe auf und laufe barfuß an den Frühstückstisch. Wir essen und reden alle durcheinander, stundenlang, als gäbe es keine Zeitrechnung. Vielleicht sitzen auch Kinder am Familientisch, am besten ganz viele. Unsere Küche ist von einer großen Glasfront umgeben, die Dusche befindet sich im Garten. Es gibt keine Gardine, keinen Rollladen, kein Schloss an den Türen und auch keinen Gartenzaun. Das ist keiner dieser Träume, die uns nachts überfallen und am Morgen wieder langsam aus dem Gedächtnis verschwinden. An Träume jener Art erinnere ich mich kaum. Als Kind hatte ich nachts manchmal Angst, eine Klippe herunterzufallen – normale kleine Albträume. Aber dieser Traum ist auch keine Tagträumerei, ich steuere ihn nicht bewusst, und er entsteht auch nicht aus Unaufmerksamkeit. Ich könnte niemals tagsüber träumen, dafür bin ich viel zu ungeduldig. Der Traum, von dem ich spreche, ist größer. Ich spüre ihn seit etwa drei, vier Jahren, er bleibt in mir und wächst. Und wenn ich ehrlich bin, dann weiß ich gar nicht, ob ich mich darüber freuen soll oder davor fürchten muss. Das Bild, das sich da ergibt, steht so im Widerspruch zu meinem jetzigen Leben. Dabei weiß ich, dass ich den Traum vieler Menschen lebe. Und ich liebe meinen Alltag, so chaotisch und hektisch er auch ist. Ich war seit meinem 16. Lebensjahr nicht länger als zwei Wochen an einem Ort, 14-mal bin ich umgezogen. Ich trage manchmal wochenlang die gleichen T-Shirts und Hosen, weil ich beim Packen oft noch gar nicht weiß, wohin die Reise geht und wie lange ich unterwegs sein werde. Das macht mir nichts aus, weil ich mich bewusst dafür entschieden habe. Meine Neugier treibt mich an, und wenn ich einmal drei Tage an einem Ort bleibe, dann werde ich nervös, will wieder los, immer weiter, bloß nicht runterkommen.Wahrscheinlich wird die Erfüllung meines Traums die größte Herausforderung meines Lebens. Ist das nicht verrückt? Manche Menschen denken, es sei schwierig, sich als junge Frau allein in New York durchzuschlagen oder in der Modeszene zu behaupten. Das schaffe ich mittlerweile ohne große Mühe. Aber wenn ich jetzt darüber nachdenke, dann erfüllt mich mein jetziges Leben vielleicht auch deshalb so sehr, weil ich weiß, dass noch etwas anderes kommt, etwas, das wertvoller ist als alles, was ich kenne. Und die schönsten Dinge erhält man doch nie umsonst.

J.Crew August 2015 Style Guide jcrew It's finally what she shot with Malaika, she's also in the catalog.

She's featured in "Ich habe einen Traum" (I have a dream) in Zeit Magazin, the magazine that comes with one of Germany's most important Newspapers Die Zeit. My snaps, but they usually put it online very soon. Ph: Ralph Mecke (It's also what she shot a couple of weeks ago in NYC with him...) The idea of the series is that celebs/politicians/people of public interest talk about their dreams, both in the literal and in the metaphorical sense of the word. Toni talks about how she wants to slow down and live in a house in the middle of nowhere, but she's afraid of fulfilling her dream at the same time. Quite interesting, I'll try to translate it tomorrow.

Oh right, I didn't think of that. Makes perfect sense, I thought it was Anja Garrn and was in shock.

Thanks for the warm welcome! The Lindex pics were posted here before, but never on tfs. Toni donates € 100 000 to Plan International (Hamburg, July 23) presseportal.de This signature is her mom's, right? That's clearly A. Garrn. Does 'management' mean that Toni can't even sign her own donations?

Btw what makes you think that these are two different clients? (Just asking, I don't know, but since they were shooting a film for El Corte Ingles, it might have taken them more production days than for a usual campaign.)

^ I don't know. To be honest, I wouldn't have known she has worked with her at all if you hadn't told me. I never saw that instagram posting you mentioned, so I have no idea. Tommy Hilfiger comes to mind, but they usually travel to fancy location to shoot their incredibly boring campaigns, so I doubt it.

Hi you guys, I finally signed up for Bellazon. I'll still be posting at tfs mostly, but I want to discuss all things Toni with you here. From her instagram: The stylist she's working with works for Free People, amongst other clients. Wouldn't surprise me, the styling looks very boho in a Free People kind of way. Also, I'm almost certain that she was shooting for Peter Hahn in Teneriffa. They always shoot the collections a long time in advance, mostly in Mallorca or Teneriffa, and Thomas von Aagh has worked with Peter Hahn and Toni a couple of times already.