Everything posted by Samiot
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Isabeli Fontana
I guess her most recent social behavior has a way of putting things into perspective, namely, that much of what we see here on these boards are carefully crafted illusions of what we WANT to see. We might presume from what we see that Isabeli is a certain type of person, and carries herself in a certain manner. What I think I'm reading here is a good bit of disappointment that, in reality, she is different than what we WANT her to be. So let's face it, this is who she is. It doesn't make her work any less beautiful. Let's get on with appreciating the body of her work and how she goes about her craft. Let's also NOT be under any illusions. Peace out.
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Natalia Vodianova
Bottom line: smoking(any amount, over time) leads to poor skin, period. Poor skin requires more types AND/OR more amount of makeup to cover up. Now, that being said, I get that makeup is used to create certain effects. But for a natural look, in my opinion, less makeup looks better. Concealers are used to mask problems. Smoking creates problems for the skin, not just for Nat, but anyone.
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Natalia Vodianova
I think as a general rule, that if you're going to wear a dress that most certainly will show some sideboob, make sure you've got enough boob to fill the dress,(a' la Lara Stone)OR pick a dress that doesn't hang on you like a tent. Otherwise, it's not a peek, but an eyeful which is more glaring and less classy. Also, lately, I'm not sure about her sense of style, as she has done this before. Perhaps she enjoys creating a stir or watching the reaction this creates, but I'm frankly disappointed that she feels the need to behave this way. With regard to the above laundry list of makeups, I'm certain much of the need for these would be eliminated if she quit smoking.
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Address listed in post #872 removed.
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
I understand about the address, but it is a matter of public record and it is posted by her real estate agency. It is nice to see a little of her personal side, though. Thanks for your videos, UK!
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
by Ernie Larson, published May 3, 2011 ShareThis Yamila Diaz Rahi and Giuliano Guarneri bought a 3,223-square-foot home in Clinton Hill from Sean Redmond and Sheri Holman for $1.93 million on March 14. The home in the Clinton Hill Historic District was built in 1899. Rahi is an Argentine model who has appeared on the cover of numerous including GQ, Glamour, Maxim, Elle, Shape and Sports Illustrated. She has also done advertisements for bebe, Ungaro's Fleur de Diva perfume, Replay jeans and CoverGirl, among others. In addition, she has also starred in the 1999 Italian film Il pesce inamorato. Guarneri is an artist based in New York City. He has worked as a painter, illustrator, decorator and photographer. He earned his degree in graphic design in Milan, Italy. Ms. Holman is a novelist based in Brooklyn. She is a founding member and a member of the curatorial board of The Moth, a non-profit group based in New York City that conducts live storytelling events. She is the author of the novels A Stolen Tongue (1997), The Dress Lodger and The Mammoth Cheese. She has also written the children's novel Sondok: Princess of the Moon and Stars. She majored in theatre at the College of William and Mary. According to BlockShopper.com, there have been 90 home sales in Clinton Hill during the past 12 months, with a median sales price of $430,000. Filed under: Entertainment Buyer(s): Yamila Diaz Rahi and Giuliano Guarneri Seller(s): Sheri Holman and Sean Redmond Sale date: Mar. 14, 2011
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Edita Vilkeviciute
Thanks, mods!!
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Edita Vilkeviciute
Hello, moderators? Can something be done with these last posts?
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Edita Vilkeviciute
She's very beautiful. In the video she has some expressions, and facial features that remind me of a young Karen Mulder. I think we will be seeing a lot of her in the future.
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Girls from Argentina
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Happy Birthday to Yamila!!
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News
The good news about Petra's engagement is being reported on msn.com, along with photos. I wish her much joy and happiness! Lisa U, since you are a close friend of Petras, could you keep us updated from time to time, at your convenience?
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
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Heide Lindgren
A homegrown Cintia Dicker!
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Those two Glamour magazine covers look like slightly recropped mirror images of each other. 2002 was definitely a great year for Yamila! Is she still a full time model? It seem very difficult to find anything she's done this year. Anyway, thanks to all who keep her thread alive.
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
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Noemie Lenoir
I hope everything is going better for her as well. It might be a good idea, however, to stay away from any premieres that are, "Fatal."
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Isabeli Fontana
It goes without saying, Francy, that you put a lot of effort into your posts, and I appreciate it very much. Thank you!
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Isabeli Fontana
Thanks Francy, for all your up to date Isa postings. You consistently post the most beautiful pics!
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Thank you, Fairie, for your posts, and any others you might post. Are these fairly recent? Yamila is looking good as always!
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
Ahh, those were the good ole' days when she was inundated with work, and we were the spoiled beneficiaries! Thanks Nef, for the Pirelli pics.
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Isabeli Fontana
Thanks Francy for the video! I believe that was Sports Illustrated 2003. Beautiful girl!
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Isabeli Fontana
The scar is not from a C-section, but from an appendectomy. It is in the proper spot and usually no permanent attempt is made to hide it surgically to let any future physician know that it has been removed. It is possible that it may be concealed in her case with makeup(or photoshop!). Most physicians will endeavor to hide a C-section scar below the bikini line, or along a fold of skin.
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi
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Yamila Diaz-Rahi