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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Chanel Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 11-12 Backstage: Liu, Ginta, Daphne, Natasha

Liu Wen

Ginta Lapina

Daphne Groeneveld

Natasha Poly

Photos by Chanel

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Ginta Lapina (Women, Paris)...the fash pak "Jumps For Joy" at the end of 1 more season

It's been a long trek since New York Fashion Week, Day 1. Early call times for the models. Millions of fittings. Texts from bookers. Travel. It's all over now. A lot of girls still have additional gigs here in Paris though. Can you imagine? Nevertheless, the pace of fashion month once again comes and goes with it's own Doppler like Effect.

In the meantime, everyone feels a bit of joy and in this case, that joy is symoblized in Ginta's leap here after the Miu Miu show

To all the models who let me take their photo, thank you.

Models Off Duty exiting the FW 2011 Louis Vuitton show

Stella Tennant (Marilyn, Paris)

Isabelli Fontana (Silent, Paris)

Rianne Ten Haken (Elite, Paris)

Maryna Linchuk (Viva, Paris)

Liu Wen (Marilyn, Paris)

Ginta Lapina leaps into the air (Women, Paris)

Ming Xi (Elite, Paris)

Tati Cotliar (Next, Paris)

Shu Pei (Next, Paris)

Kirsi Pyrhonen (Viva, Paris)

Jourdan Dunn (Nathalie, Paris)

Hailey Clauson (Next, Paris)

Frida Gustavsson (IMG, Paris)

Daria Strokous (Women, Paris)

Bruna Tenorio (Women, Paris)

Anais Pouliot

Aymeline Valade (Women, Paris)

ambiance

Ming Xi told me the call time for today's Louis Vuitton show for models was 5 am, can you imagine?

Saturday, February 12, 2011

JASON WU FALL / WINTER 2011/2012 READY TO WEAR

MODELOS:

DAPHNE GROENEVELD (O)

SIGRID AGREN

DARIA STROKOUS

GINTA LAPINA

PATRICIA VAN DER VLIET

KARMEN PEDARU

SUZIE BIRD

MING XI

SASKIA DE BRAUW

ROSE CORDERO

DOROTHEA BARTH JORGENSEN

HANNE GABY ODIELE

EMILIA NAWARECKA

FEI FEI SUN

RUBY ALDRIDGE

JULIA SANER

HAILEY CLAUSON

ARIZONA MUSE

LIU WEN

JACQUELYN JABLONSKI

ALLA KOSTROMICHOVA

JUJU IVANYUK

ZUZANA BIJOCH

VALERIJA KELAVA

CHANTAL STAFFORD-ABBOTT

LINDSEY WIXSON

ANAIS MALI

CAROLINE BRASCH NIELSEN

NIMUE SMIT

ALANA ZIMMER

FRIDA GUSTAVSSON

TATI COTLIAR

JOAN SMALLS

MIRTE MAAS

KARLIE KLOSS

JOURDAN DUNN (C)

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Chanel Couture S/S 2011 Backstage

Snejana Onopka

Ginta Lapina

Barbara Palvin

photos by Chanel

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Exclusive photos: Latvians Ginta Lapina (Women, NY) and Ieva Laguna (Supreme, NY)

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

VERSACE SPRING 2011 RTW

SUVI KOPONEN

Not for Donatella Versace, the feminine floor-sweepers that are floating up and down Milanese runways this week. "Rigor with sensuality"—that was her focus for Spring. And the focus was absolute: A handful of elements combined to create a statement that was limited but strong.

GINTA LAPINA

The models' hair cued a new strictness. Gone the supermodel mane, to be replaced by a tight topknot wrapped by Guido Palau and his team in PVC. Pat McGrath's makeup emphasized a strong brow at the expense of other features.

JAC

The look had a my-way-or-the-highway fierceness, but it was subtly realized. There was a kind of fetishistic tug to an outfit like the blue apron dress with the harness back; you felt it, too, in the severe silhouette, whose focus was alternately a pencil skirt that ended just below the knee or a fitted mid-thigh length.

ALLA KOSTROMICHOVA

This looked best in a trim coat-dress, which came in white piqué or black leather for maximum all-styles-served-here effect. As Donatella pointed out, the longer skirt could be paired with a midriff-baring tank or a top scissored into an asymmetric racerback—not so maîtresse after all. The cutouts were carried over to the footwear. The athleticism in such detailing gave the collection an energetic charge.

ABBEY LEE KERSHAW

The strong, clear colors played a role, as well—Mediterranean blue, orange, shades of red, combined in a strong, summery stripe. Donatella also revived the Greek key, the decorative border that is a classic Versace code.

SAMANTHA GRADOVILLE

It was traced in vinyl on a white jacket or combined with the stripes in a collage-y print on a sundress. All of this was played against a white that was as stark as the houses on a sun-bleached Greek island.

JACQUELYN JABLONSKI

Donatella extended that slightly classical notion into cocktail and evening dresses, adding fringe for movement, then weaving and draping it so it looked like something plucked from a Parthenon frieze.

KARMEN PEDARU

The goddess dress has been a house specialty from the beginning, so here it seemed like a perfectly logical conclusion for a Versace collection that drew its strength from the label's roots.