Miranda Kerr

[Happy12345]

It's definitely weirder. Look at pictures from Japan... her face looks frozen... I think she touches up on fillers and Botox before going to Asia, and the middle vein in her forehead is so prominent. There are also pictures of her visiting Epione clinic numerous times (same clinic the karashians visit for their jabs)

[Ewciolina]

WONDERBRA (2016)

 

 

Source: Wonderbramall

[DonSimon]

9 hours ago, Happy12345 said:

It's definitely weirder. Look at pictures from Japan... her face looks frozen... I think she touches up on fillers and Botox before going to Asia, and the middle vein in her forehead is so prominent. There are also pictures of her visiting Epione clinic numerous times (same clinic the karashians visit for their jabs)

 

i need sources for this 

[RBK]

6 hours ago, DonSimon said:

 

i need sources for this 

Google miranda Kerr and epione and the pics have also been on this site! She needs to stop it as its ageing her, shes always had a cute young face but now her cheeks look puffy and making her eyes squinty. Those pics of her face at her home office talking about life work balance look terrible, her face looks pale and wide. I say this as a fan of hers but just don't like her current look 

[Ewciolina]

POPSUGAR GIRLS' GUIDE: SUPERMODEL BEAUTY HACKS WITH MIRANDA KERR

 

Now you can get glowing skin just like model and Kora Organics founder, Miranda Kerr. She shares her supermodel beauty hacks from exfoliating with sand, to meditating with her favorite rose quartz crystals, and maintaining balance with a mix of cookies and spinach smoothies!

 

 

[Ewciolina]

 

Source: @mcjohnsonfilms Instagram

[Ewciolina]

On 27.03.2017 at 6:29 AM, Ewciolina said:

WONDERBRA SPRING/SUMMER 2017

 

 

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[DonSimon]

On 28/08/2017 at 8:35 PM, Ewciolina said:

 

 

has there any been more details about this? is this a sephora event? 

[Ewciolina]

I don't know what was the purpose of her last visit in New York ( God, I hope she shot SS 2018 for some brand or at least new editorial) but I think her Sephora events are weird - they are small, at the beginning I thought they are private, just for journalists or beauty editors. Such a situaton happened in Las Vegas, there were no big announcements that she is coming to town   I hope we'll see more pictures and videos from New York but so far I know nothing about upcoming Kora event. 

[Ewciolina]

 

VIDEO:  https://www.net-a-porter.com/magazine/418/21

[Ewciolina]

COVER-UP GIRL

Miranda Kerr is taking a step back from the career that made her famous. 

Sanjiv Bhattacharya talks to the newlywed to find out why.

 

Do I believe in magic? Supermodel Miranda Kerr wants to know. “Well, not magic but, you know, energy and intention,” she says. “That’s what life’s all about.” It’s 10 in the morning at the Hotel Bel-Air and we’re at a cozy corner table looking at breakfast menus. Kerr is wearing a flower-print Prada dress and heels, and her eyes are animated. She loves talking about magic and energy, and it seems especially fitting today, what with the solar eclipse just beginning above us.“I believe that everything that happens in life is for our own growth and learning. And when we learn those lessons, new ones come along. Which is good. Who doesn’t want to expand and grow?”

 

It sounds like a lot of effort to me, Miranda. Can’t we just coast? “Haha!” She laughs in her poised, ladylike way. Then, keeping an eye out for waiters, she says, “Here, this will sort you out,” and produces a homemade protein shake from her personalized Louis Vuitton handbag. “Almond milk, prunes, papaya and some other stuff.”

 

Kerr was like this the last time we met, almost two years ago – she sat me down and gave me soup, juice and tea. I assumed it was because we were in her house in Malibu and she was just being a warm host, but this time we’re in a hotel and she’s at it again. The shake is just the start; now she’s pouring sachets of a brown cocoa-looking powder into water and presenting me with the muddy, silty mixture that tastes of blueberries. Quite nice, actually. “That’s noni, a skinfood supplement. It’s a superfood,” explains Kerr. “It’s got 100 vitamins and minerals. I’ve been drinking it since I was 13. You can make noninis, too.” What, like little ones? “No, silly! With champagne.” 

 

In  some ways, then, she hasn’t changed – still giving journalists healthy drinks. But in others, Kerr’s life has changed radically. She’s now married to Evan Spiegel – aged 27, he’s seven years her junior – the billionaire wunderkind behind Snapchat. She flashes her rock with pride: “He picked it himself.” And, thanks in part to Spiegel, she’s pivoting from supermodel to business figure, as CEO of her skincare company Kora Organics. It’s not just noni sachets; she’s brought a pile of products to show me, like an episode of QVC.

 

“Evan inspired me,” she says. “He said, ‘Why are you spending your energy working for other companies when you should be focusing on your own? You need to take a risk. If you believe in this, put everything into it.’” It’s true; Kerr was spread rather thin, designing jeans for Mother, jewelry for Swarovski and teapots for Royal Albert, all on top of Kora and modeling. So she stopped working with Swarovski and Mother; she designs bags for Japanese label Samantha Thavasa, but models much less.

 

“I’ve modeled for 20 years, it’s just not a priority anymore,” she says. “Now, if an opportunity comes up, I think, ‘Is this in the best interest of my family?’ and ‘Will this interrupt Kora?’ If it passes through those two gates, and if the shoot’s in LA, then...” Exceptions, however, are made – she was recently in New York with photographer Steven Meisel because “he’s a creative genius”.

 

Kerr started Kora, “her baby”, in 2006. After three years of research and development with an organic chemist and an aromatherapist, the brand launched in Australia, where it’s now in over 400 stores. And, since May this year, just before she and Spiegel married, it’s been on American high streets, too, in Sephora. The reason it took so long to open in the US was simple, says Kerr: “It costs a lot and I’m doing all the funding.”

 

Kora isn’t just a business, claims Kerr, but a mission to spread health and positivity in the world. A devout Christian with a New Age twist, she’s at home with the kind of non-denominational spirituality for which her adopted home of California is known. She is fluent in the language of “cleansing” and “vibration”, and uses a lot of words I’ve never heard before, like noni and ylang-ylang. There’s no stopping her. Every chance she gets, she brings our conversation back to Kora.

 

Here’s what she wants you to know: every Kora product is organic and made with noni, then it’s filtered through rose quartz crystals, “which gives it a vibration of love”. The quartz is then rinsed in salt water and “re-energized” in sunlight before re-use. Words like “bliss” and “shine” emblazon the packaging, and it all comes with the promise that it is “created with love by Miranda Kerr”. “I believe in the power of words to uplift,” explains Kerr. “The world can be so negative, so if you take a little moment to be conscious about your thoughts, you can uplift yourself – choose your thoughts and choose your reality.”

 

Kerr was always a positive thinker, brought up in a loving home in rural Australia, poor but happy. Her ascent to the top of the modeling world has a fairy-tale aspect – discovered in a modeling competition at 13; offered a Victoria’s Secret contract at 23; married to a Hollywood star at 27 – but it wasn’t all roses. Her first boyfriend, Christopher Middlebrook, died when they were both in their teens, and her divorce from said star, actor Orlando Bloom, when their son Flynn was two, sank her into a depression. “It was the right thing to do; we weren’t bringing out the best in each other,” Kerr says of the split. “There’s no hostility there, we’ll always be friends.”

 

The upshot is a committed effort to stay in the sunshine. Hence the books she’s written for young women – Empower Yourself and treasure Yourselff – and the affirmations on her products. And she seems happy now, with Spiegel. She describes him as a young fogey of sorts (“A 50-year-old man in a young body”); someone with strict, unwavering schedules. “I’m a bit more spontaneous,” she says. “I’m like, let’s just go and do this, and he says, woah, we’ve got to plan it.”

 

But Kerr is a homebody, too. Upon waking, after a cleansing hot water with apple cider vinegar, she’ll do pilates or yoga, always at home, either with an app or a trainer. She takes Flynn to school in Santa Monica, then goes to Kora HQ where she heads up a team of 10, and then she’s back home to cook dinner for her boys. “My grandma taught me that men are visual and you need to make a little effort,” she says with a wink. “So when [Evan] comes home, I make sure to have a nice dress on and the candles lit. We make time to have a nice dinner together.”

 

It’s all about balance, she explains. “At work, I’m like, ‘We need to do this!’ and, ‘This needs to happen!’ But at home, I slip into my feminine and empower Evan to be in his masculine.” Sorry, what does “slip into your feminine” mean? “Just be more in my feelings. More gentle, leaning back. It’s a nice balance.” Whatever you make of that definition of male/female characteristics, it’s a setup that works for them. On weekends, Spiegel barbecues and they have friends over. Their 4th of July was quite a party this year, with pool inflatables and a Slip ’N Slide. They both have old friends who go back decades; it’s not a celebrity crowd, by any stretch. Even their wedding was low key as billionaire weddings go. There were about 40 people in all; the highlight was country singer Colbie Caillat performing Never Gonna Let You Down, which Kerr sings for me at the table. “We love to dance, but only at home. I need to control the music.”

 

When is she happiest? “When I’m with my boys,” she says, not missing a beat. “Like two days ago, when we were driving home from the airport and I was in-between Flynn and Evan, holding both of their hands. We were singing silly.” And when her boys aren’t around, there’s always her spa indulgences, like her massage and infrared sauna yesterday. “I never feel bad about spending money on health,” she says. This explains how she once wound up with a leech under each ear, nibbling at her face. She brought up the leech facial at a Goop panel with Gwyneth Paltrow as they were discussing weird treatments (though she’s yet to try Paltrow’s famous vaginal eggs). “You can feel their little teeth,” she says, with a grin. “Yeah, it’s a little out there. But I’m seeing that same lady after breakfast actually. She also does magnet treatment.” Apparently, this involves placing powerful magnets on the body for about 15 minutes – a much tamer treatment. “Oh, it’s great, I basically have a power nap,” says Kerr. “It’s a deep meditative state. You feel really energized after. You know what? It’s like a glass of noni.” She gives me one of her winks. “It’s magic!” 

 

Source: net-a-porter.com

[Ewciolina]

" Exceptions, however, are made – she was recently in New York with photographer Steven Meisel because “he’s a creative genius”. 

 

 

PORTER MAGAZINE FALL 2018

Photographer: German Larkin

 

 

Source: @portermagazine Instagram

[Happy12345]

I wish she would let more of her personality shine through, rather than bang on about Kora... stick to the script. It's really annoying and her interviews are so boring now. That's all she talks about, it's really repetitive. Also, her interviews about Evan are so much like they used to be for Orlando... about her being feminine at home etc etc. Home this marriage turns out better for her than last time

[DonSimon]

A COVER A YES OUR PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED  even though it's lowkey i'll take it 

 

Ohhh yeah the Vegas one was a suprise tho....and it's supposed to be private??? i think this one is open for everyone because she publicly announced so maybe...  

[ivancica]

14 minutes ago, Happy12345 said:

I wish she would let more of her personality shine through, rather than bang on about Kora... stick to the script. It's really annoying and her interviews are so boring all. That's all she talks about, it's really repetitive. Also, her interviews about evan are so much like they used to be for Orlando... about her being feminine and home etc etc. Home this marriage turns out better for her this time 

I quit reading her interviews. It's just ... too much.

I like the editorial though.

[DonSimon]

15 minutes ago, Happy12345 said:

I wish she would let more of her personality shine through, rather than bang on about Kora... stick to the script. It's really annoying and her interviews are so boring all. That's all she talks about, it's really repetitive. Also, her interviews about evan are so much like they used to be for Orlando... about her being feminine and home etc etc. Home this marriage turns out better for her this time 

 

that's Miranda for you gone are the fun and cheeky interviews and replies lol she means business now. She has always talked and opened about her company for about years now and the company always gets to be in interviews for some reason and i'm honestly sick of it but I get why she always does it, good for the business. The new Evan marriage scoops are so rare though I would like to seep in more about their relationship but I get why it doesn't get talked too much cause Evan's a busy CEO, not a celebrity. I personally like it when she gets interviewed on that hometown radio station Kyle and Jackie O cause it's so casual and she feels less tense she can talk about everything there. 

[DonSimon]

2 hours ago, Ewciolina said:

 

VIDEO:  https://www.net-a-porter.com/magazine/418/21

 

 

so cringed Miranda. I am embarrased. 

 

2 hours ago, Ewciolina said:

“Evan inspired me,” she says. “He said, ‘Why are you spending your energy working for other companies when you should be focusing on your own? You need to take a risk. If you believe in this, put everything into it.’” It’s true; Kerr was spread rather thin, designing jeans for Mother, jewelry for Swarovski and teapots for Royal Albert, all on top of Kora and modeling. So she stopped working with Swarovski and Mother; she designs bags for Japanese label Samantha Thavasa, but models much less.

 

I blame Evan for bringing out business-Miranda instead of still modelling-Miranda ughhh screw you Evan! 

[Ewciolina]

1 hour ago, DonSimon said:

I blame Evan for bringing out business-Miranda instead of still modelling-Miranda ughhh screw you Evan! 

 

Exactly my thoughts - now we know who is guilty 

BTW Randa can't dance Gangnam Style, Heid Kulm nailed it