June 9, 201014 yr Thanks you for the videos... have not seen any of them before... they are great... she is so beautiful!
June 10, 201014 yr From FHM Russia, December 2005 Article: The Top 5 successful supermodels Scan by me
June 10, 201014 yr CFDA Journal 2010 photographed by Solve Sundsbo, styled by Lori Goldstein models.com
June 10, 201014 yr MODA IN, Italy, april 1996, Nr.99Scan by me from the original magazine (the first ever foreign magazi with Her to my collection)
June 10, 201014 yr Yes, now I have 7 magazines with her, a few are on the way and can't wait to get them into my hands I owe now my favorite US Harpers BAZAAR 1992, and it's kinda f$$$g cool to see and hold it in my house after all these years of dreaming about it Here are catwalk pictures I cut from DONNA magazine or 1995 (not Helena on the cover unfortunately)
June 14, 201014 yr Amazing... here's the article that comes with itVIIIgnore, for a minute, the looks that have made Helena Christensen a supermodel: the eyes that are the color and complexity of lapis, the lips pouted just so, and the sculptural curves of what Gianni Versace once called “the most beautiful body in the world.” After two decades in the industry, Christensen’s still got it. But the most alluring thing about her just might be her voice.It’s low and slightly smoky, with a lingering Danish accent. When she talks, her voice shifts from mirthful to conspiratorial as she volunteers different anecdotes; her words tumble into each other when she’s excited about a subject, which is often. She jokes about her young son’s class cookbook project, for which he reasoned they could simply “put ‘organic’ in front of everything” to make a recipe healthy. She expresses disgust for tabloids and expounds on her love of print media, especially MAD Magazine and The New York Times. “I want to be buried with a MAD Magazine on my chest,” Christensen declares, “just in case I wake up.”Maybe Christensen has mastered the art of the interview. She’s been in the public eye now for half her life, as a former Miss Denmark who became the face — and body — of Victoria’s Secret, while gracing countless magazine covers and runways. More recently, she’s worked as a photographer, shooting everything from Peruvians affected by melting glaciers to a Nike campaign with some of the world’s greatest female athletes. But Christensen’s also genuinely warm, with a crackling sense of humor and disarming word choice. To wit: she describes learning to surf, while shooting for Nike in Hawaii, as “the raddest thing I’ve ever done in my life.” About two melancholic works by Henryk Górecki, one of her favorite composers, Christensen says, “[‘Sorrowful Songs’ and ‘Goodnight’ are] definitely the kind of music that if you’re feeling sad about something, it either pulls it out of you and negates it because it’s so sad itself, or it makes you want to slit your wrists.”What is quickly made obvious in conversation with Christensen — besides that marvelous voice — is the many interests she reveals and the evident passion she has for each. When she talks about traveling the world, her career and, most of all, being a mother to her young son, you wonder how she has the time and energy to do it all. But the work that Christensen is most famous for is only a tiny part of her universe. And whatever else you’ve likely heard about her isn’t nearly as interesting (or factual, for that matter) as what she’ll tell you herself.Corduroy.com
June 15, 201014 yr sorry if repost... with Scott Benoit? http://www.modelscomposites.com/getlist.ph...it&year=all
June 15, 201014 yr So exciting for another cover!!! Ordered it this morning through the site. Cannot wait Levi's is gorgeous Korravai thanks. Two of my faves Helena and Carla @ Lacroix
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