August 18, 201113 yr a second coming of the supers in the magazines, Eva, Helena, Claudia, Stephanie, Cindy, Linda....we need to see this more often!!!
August 19, 201113 yr Linda Evangelista : New York: DNA ModelsLondon: Models 1Barcelona: View Management http://www.viewmanagement.com/models...da-evangelista Barcelona View Management New news to me.
August 25, 201113 yr ^totally agree, she's the only one to stand out among all of them Oh, I know the man who drew this, Gregg, he's so talented
August 25, 201113 yr Lookie what I found. What a compliment for Linda!NYC, 02.10.2011A Good Hair DayVidal Sassoon Screening at MoMAby Katherine BernardLast night, the Museum of Modern Art played host for a screening of Vidal Sassoon The Movie. The film explores the life of the legendary hairstylist, most famous for creating Mia Farrow’s pixie cut for Rosemary’s Baby, a look which in turn spawned copycat after copycat even decades after the fact (see Emma Watson and Michelle Williams). “There were moments of pure joy,” said the British-born, Israeli Sassoon, who, when asked to reflect on his life and career, recalled his work with Peggy Moffitt, Rudi Gernreich, and Richard Avedon. He went on to proclaim Linda Evangelista his modern-day style icon. “She has the best hair because she changes it all the time. It’s wonderful hair and beautifully done. I don’t know who cuts it, but I love the fact that she changes it all the time. And why not? When you’ve got great bones, use them. Change!”http://www.vogue.com/parties/vidal-sassoon-screening/
August 28, 201113 yr Supermodel Linda Evangelista is asking French billionaire Francois Henri-Pinault for $46,000 a month in child supportThe $46,000 per Month Four-Year Old"Supermodel Linda Evangelista is asking French billionaire Francois Henri-Pinault for $46,000 a month in child support. He's the father of Ms. Evangelista's four-year-old son, Augustin James. And Ms. Evangelista argues that $46,000 is the minimum required to provide for young Augustin in the manner to which he has grown accustomed.Readers outside New York are probably thinking: "What's this kid eating?!" Readers in New York are thinking: "She should ask for more." To find out how a four-year-old could possibly burn through $46,000 a month in Manhattan, I called Natasha Pearl, president of Aston-Pearl, the New York-based lifestyle-management firm for wealthy families. Here's the breakdown:CHILDCARE. Forget the nanny. Kids like Augustin need a round-the-clock child-care team, what the wealthy call "full, 24/7 coverage." Ms. Pearl says that requires three nannies, with two rotating on full schedule and another as a backup. "And that third nanny preferably has some specialty skill, like teaching the kid Mandarin," Ms. Pearl said. "And if he's a boy, the third staffer might be a manny to run him around the park and throw him baseballs."Total cost: About $23,000 a month or more - half the total.SCHOOL. Augustin is still in preschool, which means that rather than paying the $36,000 to $40,000 a year for private school, Ms. Evangelista only has to pay about $20,000 to $30,000 for a top preschool. That means his school bill - at least for now - is a mere $2,500 a month.CLOTHING. You can't be the son of Linda Evangelista and the world's luxury king and wear Osh-Kosh. To sheath Augustin in Chloe, Berlingot and Jacadi (and of course, the Gucci kids' line, owned by Pinault) you're looking at $3,000 a month minimum.EXTRACURRICULARS. Fencing, chess, French lessons, soccer and all the other add-ons that are required for any successful Manhattan four-year-old will easily run another $2,000 to $5,000 a month.DRIVERS. "He probably needs his own driver since they can't split one," Ms. Pearl said. "If he needs to be at school at 8 a.m. and she needs to be out 'til 2 a.m., they have to have two." So add another $6,000 to $8,000 a month.So we're already at more than $41,000 and we haven't even gotten to his daily sushi intake, the expense account at F.A.O. Schwarz and the kiddie birthday parties at Top of the Rock."At first glance, $46,000 seems like an extraordinary amount and it is," Ms. Pearl said. "But for a fortunate child in New York, it is actually absolutely conceivable that his expenses could approach $50,000 a month."luxguru.typepad.com
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