Victoria`s Secret Models and Fashion Models: October 2006

Thursday, October 19, 2006

Laetitia Casta Biography

Laetitia Casta Biography


	First Name:	Laetitia
	Last Name:	Casta
	Nationality:	French
	Ethnicity:
	Hair Color:	Light brown
	Eye Color:	Blue
	Date of Birth:	May 11, 1978
	Place of Birth:	Port Auderner, France
	Height:	5'7.5" ; 172cm
	Measurements:	(US) 35-23.5-35.5 ; (EU) 89-59.5-90
	Dress Size:	(US) 6 ; (EU) 36
	Shoe Size:	(US) 7 ; (EU) 38
	Agencies:	Here they are the Model Agencies of Laetitia Casta 'IMG', New York & Paris; 'SS & M' , Spain; 'D' Management Group', Milan
	Advertisements:	Laetitia Casta advertisements : 3 Suisses, Alberta Ferretti, Agatha, Agnes B, Alain Manoukian, Brunello Cucinelli, Cacharel ´Promesse´ fragrance, Cashmere, Carlo Colucci, Chanel 'Allure' fragrance, Dana B. and Karen, Daniel Swarovski, Diamond.com, El Corte Ingles, Escada Sport, Federica, Galeries Lafayette, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy 'Fleur d'interdit' perfume, Giorgio Grati, Guess?, Isaac Mizrahi, J.Crew, Kathleen Madden, Kérastase, Kookai, Lafayette Galleries, La Redoute, Linea T, Lolita Lempicka perfume, L'Oréal, Morgan, Pantene, Pain de Sucre, Pepe Jeans, Phard Jeans, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Ungaro, Victoria's Secret, Via Spiga, XOXO, Yves Saint Laurent 'Baby Doll' & 'Paris' fragrances, Zapa, Zoomp
	Magazine Covers:	Laetitia Casta appeared in the magazine cover of : Argentina: 'Elle' - October 1996; 'Cosmopolitan' - April 1997; 'Glamour' - June 1998; 'Cosmopolitan' - February & July 1998; 'Elle' - October 2000; 'Para Ti' - July 21, 2000 Australia: 'Cosmopolitan' - October 1996; 'Elle' - October 1996; 'Cosmopolitan' - March 1997; 'Elle' - October & December 1997; 'Marie Claire' - October 1997; 'Cosmopolitan' - July 1998; 'Elle' - May 1998; 'Marie Claire' - January 1998; 'Elle' - April 1999; 'Elle' - August 2000 Finland: 'Cosmopolitan' - October 2002 France: 'Elle' - March 18, May 6 & July 29 1996; 'Cosmopolitan' - Febraury 1997; 'Elle' - April 7, June 9 & August 18 1997; 'Marie Claire' - July 1997; 'Photo' - December 1997; 'Elle' - January 26, February 3, May 4 & July 20 1998; 'Photo' - July/August & December 1998; 'Cosmopolitan' - December 1999; 'Dessange' - 1999; 'Elle' - February & November 1999; 'Marie Claire' - June 1999; 'Telestar' - June 21 1999; 'TV Hedbo' - October 22, 1999; 'Elle' - May 2000; 'VSD' - April 12 2000; 'DS' #48 - May 2001; 'Elle' - May 7, 2001; 'Madame Figaro' - May 19, 2001; 'Marie Claire' - May 2001; 'Cosmopolitan' - November 2002; 'Elle' - January 14 & February 11, 2002; 'Marie Claire' - March 2002; 'Elle' - September 2003; 'Elle' - August 2004; 'Vogue' - September 2004; 'Glamour'- April 2005; 'Photo' - November 2005; 'Elle' - December 2005; 'Elle' - July 2006 Germany: 'Marie Claire' - April 1998; ' Elle' - June 1999; 'Marie Claire' - July 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - June 2001; 'Elle' - August 2001; 'Marie Claire' - September 2001; 'Cosmopolitan' - October 2002; 'Vogue' - March 2002; 'In Style' - September 2003; 'Elle' - May 2004; 'Glamour' - October 2004 Greece: 'Elle' - June 1996; 'Elle' - September 2004 Hong Kong: 'Elle' - September 1996 Italy: 'Cosmopolitan' - October 1996; 'Elle' - May 1996; 'Elle Topmodel' - June 1997; 'Photo' - May 1998; 'Marie Claire' - July 1999; 'Vanity Fair' - September 2004; Japan: 'Elle' - July 1998 Korea: 'Elle' - January 1998 Latvia: 'Cosmopolitan' - October 2002 Mexico: 'Cosmopolitan' - January 1997; 'Elle' - June 1998; 'Elle' - May 1999; 'Elle' - September 2000 Portugal: 'Cosmopolitan' - May & September 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - November 2000 Russia: 'Elle' - October 1998; 'Elle' - April 2006 Singapore: 'Elle' - October 1997 Spain: 'Cosmopolitan' - April 1997; 'Elle' - August 1998; 'Hola' - May 27, 1999; 'Vogue' - July 1999; 'Man' - Octomber 1999; 'Man' - June 2000; 'MarieClaire' - December 2003; 'Arte de Vivir' - May 2004; 'Glamour' - June 2004; 'Chic' - #3, January 2005; 'El Semanal' - May 29, 2005; 'Vogue' - November 2005; 'Glamour' - November 2005 Sweden: 'elle' - August 1997; 'Elle' - March & July 1998 UK: 'Harper's & Queen' - November 2000; 'I-D' - June 2001; 'She' - August 2005 US: 'Seventeen' - March 1995; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 1996; 'Glamour' - February 1996; 'Mademoiselle' - January & November 1996; 'Seventeen' - April 1996; 'Elle TopModel #16' - 1997; 'Cosmopolitan' - March & September 1997; 'Cosmopolitan' (en Espanol) - January 1997; 'DS Magazine' - June 1997; 'Elle' - October 1997; 'Glamour' - March, July & November 1997; 'Mademoiselle' - March; 'Marie Claire' - September & November 1997; 'Cosmopolitan' - May 1998; 'Cosmopolitan' (en Espanol) - June 1998'Elle' - January & May 1998; 'Glamour' - February 1998; 'Marie Claire' - April & June 1998; 'Rolling Stone' - August 20 1998; 'American Photo' - January/February 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - January 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' (en Espanol) - March 1999; 'Marie Claire' - October 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 2000; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 2001; 'Cosmopolitan' - September 2002; 'Glamour' - August 2004
	Fashion Shows:	Laetitia Casta Fashion Show Appearance Ready to wear - Spring/summer 1996 {Vivienne Westwood} Ready to wear - Spring/summer 1997{Vivienne Westwood} Ready to wear - Autumn/Winter 1997 {Lolita Lempicka} Victoria's Secret - 1998 Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 1998 {Corinne Cobson, Collette Dinnigan, Kenzo, Lolita Lempicka} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 1998 {Yves Saint Laurent} >Victoria's Secret - 1999 Ready to wear - Fall/winter 1999 {Vivienne Westwood} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 2000 {Jean Paul Gaultier} Ready to wear - Autumn/Winter 2000 {Adolfo Dominguez} Victoria's Secret - May 2000 Huate couture - Spring/Summer 2002 {Yves Saint Laurent} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 2003 {Jean Paul Gaultier} Haute couture - Fall/winter 2003 {Chanel}
	Hobbies:	Laetitia Casta`s hobbies Go-cart racing, cooking, dancing, rollerblading, writing, painting, going to the cinema, Judo
	Notes:	Laetitia's full name is Laetitia Maria Laure Casta. She was holidaying at Calvi, Corsica in 1993 when she was discovered by a Madison scout. Laetitia once came second in Maxim magazine's "50 Most Beautiful Women" issue. She also appeared in the book 'A second decade of Guess? Images'. She starred in the French film 'Asterix et Obelix'. She appeared in the 'Sports Illustrated knockouts five decades of swimsuit photography' book. Laetitia Casta official web site can be found at: http://www.laetitiacasta.com/
	Images:	Laetitia Casta images in Guebanget Site


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Andi Muise Biography

Andi Muise Biography

First Name:

Andi

Last Name:

Muise

Nationality:

Canadian

Ethnicity:

Caucasian/Native American

Hair Color:

Brown

Eye Color:

Brown

Date of Birth:

January 12 1987

Place of Birth:

Barrie, Ontario - Canada

Height:

5'9.5" ; 176cm

Measurements:

(US) 34-24-34 ; (EU) 86-61-86

Dress Size:

(US) 4 ; (EU) 34

Shoe Size:

(US) 9 ; (EU) 40

Agencies:

DNA Model Management; Why Not Model Agency; 'International Model Management' (Agent Michele Miller), Canada; Viviènne Model Management; Next Model Management - Toronto; Marilyn Agency

Advertisements:

Bloomingdales, Delias, Emporio Armani Orologi, Emporio Armani Underwear, FCUK, Intimissimi, Kenneth Cole Reaction, Urban Outfitters, Nike

Magazine Covers:

US:'Harper's Business' - April 2005
Fashion Shows: Fall/Winter 2004 {Badgley Mischka, Shannon Strokes}

Fashion Shows:

Hobby

Notes:

- Moment of discovery: By a scout at the mall in my hometown in 2002.
- Top five things And Muise can't live without: perfume, a razor, deodorant, Nivea cream, and shopping.
- Andi Muise Favorite place to shop: American Eagle Outfitters.
- Andi Muise favorite fragrance: Swiss Army for Women.
- Role model: Natalia Vodianova.
- Andi Muise has a plan after modeling: She would like to become an agent or a stylist.

- She has a tattoo on her wrist.

Images:

Andi Muise images in Guebanget Site

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Victoria’s Secret launches new line in LA : Very Sexy MakeUp

(L-R) Supermodels Selita Ebanks, Karolina Kurkova, Alessandra Ambrosio, Heidi Klum and Izabel Goulart pose at a product launch at a Victoria's Secret store in Los Angeles July 31, 2006. (Reuters)

Very Sexy commercial

LOS ANGELES -- Some of the world’s most beautiful women gathered in Los Angeles to launch Very Sexy Makeup, the newest line of the Victoria’s Secret range of women’s lingerie.

Supermodel Heidi Klum, glowing during the pregnancy of her third child, headed a list of catwalk queens that included Alessandra Ambrosio, Selita Ebanks and Karolina Kurkova.

The women gathered at the Victoria’s Secret Grove store, where they signed autographs and greeted fans.

Victoria's Secret had sales of more than 2.4 billion dollars through its 900 retail stores in the United States in 2005. The company also made about 780 million dollars from catalog sales. Victoria’s Secret catalogs are filled with pictures of supermodels displaying the lingerie. Victoria’s Secret calls its models “Angels.” (Combined from Mainichi and wire reports)

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Karolina Kurkova biography

Karolina Kurkova biography


	First Name:	Karolina
	Last Name:	Kurkova
	Nationality:	Czech
	Ethnicity:	Italian/Polish
	Hair Color:	Blonde
	Eye Color:	Green
	Date of Birth:	February 28 1984
	Place of Birth:	Decin, Czech Republic
	Height:	5'11" ; 180.5cm
	Measurements:	(US) 33-23-34.5 ; (EU) 84-58.5-87.5
	Dress Size:	(US) 4 ; (EU) 34
	Shoe Size:	(US) 9 ; (EU) 41
	Agencies:	Models agencies of Karolina kurkova : DNA Model Management; Dominique Models; Women Management - Milan; Viva Models - Paris; Mega Models - Miami
	Advertisements:	Karolina Kurkova appeared in these advertisements : Celine, Chanel, Christian Dior, eLUXURY.com, Express, Furla, Giuliano Teso, H&M, Hugo Boss fragrance, Jones New York, La Perla, Louis Vuitton, Mango, MOGA, Piazza Sempione, Plein Sud, Rocawear, Rolex Oyster, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Versace, Victoria's Secret, Yves Saint Laurent, Zeki
	Magazine Covers:	Argentina: 'Vogue' - March 2001 Australia: 'Vogue' - March 2001; 'Vogue' - July 2005 Croatia: 'Gloss' - December 2001 Czech Republic: 'Harper's Bazaar' - December 2001; 'Harper's Bazaar' - July 2002; 'Harper's Bazaar' - August & March 2003; 'Elle' - April 2004; 'Harper's Bazaar' - August 2005 France: 'Vogue' - March & August 2001; 'Numero' - June 2001; 'Vogue' - September 2002; 'Elle' - August 2005; 'Femme en Ville' - June 2005 Germany: 'Vogue' - April & December 2001; 'Glamour' - December 2002 Greece: 'Vogue' - February 2001 Italy: 'Vogue' - July 2001; 'Flair' - May 2003 Korea: 'Vogue' - March 2001 Portugal: 'Vogue' (Supplement) - March 2003 Russia: 'Vogue' - December 2001; 'Vogue' - February & June 2002 Slovenia: 'Lepota' - Spring 2003 Spain: 'Vogue' - August 2001; 'Telva' - February 2003; 'MarieClaire' - January 2004; 'Vogue Belleza' - June 2005 Sweden: 'Elle' - May 2004; 'Elle' - July 2005 UK: 'Vogue' - May 2001; 'Nova' - June 2001 US: 'Vogue' - February 2001; 'Photo' - November 2001; 'W' - June 2001; 'Vogue' - September 2004; 'Vanity Fair' - April 2005
	Fashion Shows:	Spring/Summer 2000: {Cividini, Emporio Armani, GFF, Krizia, Vera Wang} Fall/Winter 2000: {Kostas Murkudis, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Luca Luca, Marcel Marongiu, Miu Miu, Nina Ricci, Paco Rabanne, Prada, Romeo Gigli, Valentino, YSL Rive Gauche} Fall/Winter 2000 Haute Couture: {Valentino} Spring/Summer 2001: {Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Anna Molinari, Antonio Berardi, Atsuro Tayama, Blumarine, Bottega Veneta, Byblos, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Cerruti, Chloe, Costume National, Cynthia Rowley, D&G, Dolce & Gabbana, Emilio Pucci, Eric Bergere, Fendi, Givenchy, Halston, Helmut Lang, Hugo Boss, John Bartlett, Lanvin, Les Copains, Louis Vuitton, Luca Luca, Marcel Marongiu, Michael Kors, Missoni, Moschino, Moschino Cheap and Chic, Paco Rabanne, Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti, Prada, Rocco Barocco, Sportmax, Thierry Mugler, Valentino, Versace} Spring/Summer 2001 Haute Couture: {Balmain, Chanel, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, Emanuel Ungaro, Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Feraud, Valentino, Versace} Fall/Winter 2001: {Alberta Ferretti, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Anna Molinari, Anna Sui, Antonio Berardi, Badgley Mischka, Balenciaga, Blumarine, Byblos, Cacharel, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Cerruti, Chaiken, Chanel, Chloe, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, D&G, Dolce & Gabbana, Donna Karan, Douglas Hannant, Emanuel Ungaro, Emilio Pucci, Gucci, Helmut Lang, Hugo Boss, Jean Paul Gaultier, John Galliano, Kenneth Cole, Kenzo, Lagerfeld Gallery, Lanvin, Louis Feraud, Louis Vuitton, Luca Luca, Marni, Martine Sitbon, Massimo Rebecchi, MaxMara, Michael Kors, Mila Schon, Miu Miu, Moschino, Narciso Rodriguez, Paco Rabanne, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli, Rocco Barocco, Samsonite BlackLabel, Valentino, Versace, Versus, YSL Rive Gauche} Fall/Winter 2001 Haute Couture: {Balmain, Chanel, Christian Dior, Emanuel Ungaro, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Louis Feraud, Valentino, Versace} Spring/Summer 2002: {Alberta Ferretti, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Alexander McQueen, Antonio Berardi, Balenciaga, Bill Blass, Blumarine, Byblos, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Chanel, Christian Dior, Costume National, D&G, Dolce & Gabbana, Emanuel Ungaro, Emilio Pucci, Exte, Genny, Gianfranco Ferre, Gucci, Hussein Chalayan, Jean Paul Gaultier, John Galliano, Kenzo, La Perla, Lawrence Steele, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Marni, Martine Sitbon, MaxMara, Mila Schon, Missoni, Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Rocco Barocco, Sportmax, Stella McCartney, Valentino, Versace, Versus, Viktor & Rolf, YSL Rive Gauche} Spring/Summer 2002 Haute Couture: {Balmain, Chanel, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Emanuel Ungaro, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino, Versace, Yves Saint Laurent} Fall/Winter 2002: {Alberta Ferretti, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Alexander McQueen, Anna Molinari, Antonio Berardi, Balenciaga, Behnaz Sarafpour, Bill Blass, Blumarine, Celine, Chado Ralph Rucci, Chanel, Christian Dior, Christina Perrin, Diane von Furstenberg, Dolce & Gabbana, Donna Karan, Emanuel Ungaro, Fendi, Genny, Givenchy, Helmut Lang, Hussein Chalayan, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jeremy Scott, Jil Sander, John Galliano, Lagerfeld Gallery, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Marni, Martine Sitbon, MaxMara, Michael Kors, Missoni, Miu Miu, Moschino, Narciso Rodriguez, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli, Samsonite BlackLabel, Sonia Rykiel, Sportmax, Valentino, Versace, Versus, Viktor & Rolf, YSL Rive Gauche} Fall/Winter 2002 Haute Couture: {Balmain, Chanel, Christian Dior, Emanuel Ungaro, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino, Versace} Spring/Summer 2003: {Alberta Ferretti, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, Alexander McQueen, Anna Molinari, Anna Sui, Anne Klein, Antonio Berardi, Balenciaga, Bill Blass, Blumarine, Byblos, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Chado Ralph Rucci, Chanel, Chloe, Christian Dior, Costume National, D&G, Dolce & Gabbana, Emanuel Ungaro, Emilio Pucci, Fendi, Givenchy, Hussein Chalayan, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jil Sander, John Galliano, Lagerfeld Gallery, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Marni, MaxMara, Michael Kors, Missoni, Narciso Rodriguez, Paco Rabanne, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli, Rocco Barocco, Samsonite BlackLabel, Sportmax, Stella McCartney, TSE, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Vera Wang, Versace, Viktor & Rolf, YSL Rive Gauche, Zac Posen} Spring/Summer 2003 Haute Couture: {Azzedine Alaia, Chanel, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Emanuel Ungaro, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino} Fall/Winter 2003: {Alberta Ferretti, Alexander McQueen, Anna Sui, Anne Klein, Antonio Berardi, Balenciaga, Bill Blass, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Chanel, Chloe, Christian Dior, D&G, Dsquared2, Dolce & Gabbana, Donna Karan, Douglas Hannant, Fendi, Givenchy, Helmut Lang, Hussein Chalayan, Jean Paul Gaultier, Jil Sander, John Galliano, Krizia, Lagerfeld Gallery, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Luella Bartley, Marc Jacobs, MaxMara, Michael Kors, Missoni, Narciso Rodriguez, Oscar de la Renta, Paco Rabanne, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli, Rocco Barocco, Rochas, Sean John, Sportmax, Strenesse, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Versace, Viktor & Rolf, Zac Posen, Zanella} Fall/Winter 2003 Haute Couture: {Chanel, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Emanuel Ungaro, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino} Spring/Summer 2004: {Anna Sui, Balenciaga, Behnaz Sarafpour, Bill Blass, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Chloe, Christian Dior, Custo Barcelona, John Galliano, Lagerfeld Gallery, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Luella Bartley, Marc Jacobs, Matthew Williamson, Michael Kors, Narciso Rodriguez, Oscar de la Renta, Paco Rabanne, Proenza Schouler, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Versace} Spring/Summer 2004 Haute Couture: {Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, Elie Saab, Emanuel Ungaro, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino, Versace} Fall/Winter 2004: {Anna Sui, Balenciaga, Bill Blass, Carlos Miele, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Chanel, Chloe, Christian Dior, John Galliano, Luella Bartley, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Oscar de la Renta, Paco Rabanne, Ralph Lauren, Valentino} Fall/Winter 2004 Haute Couture: {Christian Dior, Valentino} Spring/Summer 2005: {Anna Sui, Balenciaga, Bill Blass, Carlos Miele, Carolina Herrera, Chanel, Chloe, Christian Lacroix, Giles Deacon, Hussein Chalayan, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Oscar de la Renta, Paco Rabanne, Proenza Schouler, Stephen Burrows, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Viktor & Rolf, Zac Posen} Fall/Winter 2005: {Bill Blass, Carlos Miele, Michael Kors, Oscar de la Renta, Proenza Schouler, Ralph Lauren, Zac Posen} Fall/Winter 2005 Haute Couture: {Christian Dior, Valentino}
	Hobbies:	Gym, Yoga.
	Notes:	Her nicknames are KK, Koka Kola or simply Kinka. She was discovered in 1999. Kurkova became famous in America when she appeared on the cover of Vogue in February 2001 at the tender age of 17. By 2002 she had become the newest "hot" face, winning the Model of the Year at the Vogue Fashion Awards. She has modelled extensively for Victoria's Secret. Karolina lives in Tribeca, New York City.
	Images:	Karolina Kurkova images in Guebanget site
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Ring sites

1.	Karolina Kurkova profile at Ask Men
	www.askmen.com

2.	Karolina Kurkova at Starfool.com
	www.starfool.com

3.	Karolina Kurkova galleries at Style.com
	www.style.com

4.	Karolina Kurkova at Vogue.de
	www.vogue.de

5.	Karolina Kurkova Image Galleries
	kkurkova.kmmod.com

6.	Karolina Kurkova feature from Lucire
	www.lucire.com

7.	Karolina Kurkova feature at Web Wombat
	www.webwombat.com.au

8.	Karolina Kurkova feature at VN Express
	vnexpress.net

9.	Karolina Kurkova at Models.com
	models.com

10.	Karolina Kurkova at Estar Guappa
	www.estarguapa.com

11.	Karolina Kurkova profile at Tommy.com
	www.tommy.com

12.	Averlo.com - Modelos Internacionales - Karolina Kurkova
	www.averlo.com

13.	Karolina Kurkova gallery at Index.hr
	www.index.hr

14.	Karolina Kurkova gallery at Bellezze VIP
	www.bellezzevip.com

15.	Karolina Kurkova gallery
	www.krasnezeny.com

16.	Karolina Kurkova at Video Catwalk
	www.videocatwalk.com

17.	Karolina Kurkova gallery
	czech.maisonx.com

18.	Karolina Kurkova at Czech Esquire
	www.stratosfera.cz

19.	Karolina Kurkova in French Vogue 05/04
	www.vif-modelsscans.com

20.	Karolina Kurkova gallery
	www.top.fason.ru

21.	Karolina Kurkova images
	www.sompritazliva.sk

22.	Beauty Beyond Belief - Karolina Kurkova
	www.beautybeyondbelief.com

23.	Karolina Kurkova gallery at All The Pink
	www.allthepink.com

24.	Karolina Kurkova wallpapers gallery from Santa Banta
	www.santabanta.com

Aurelie Claudel Biography

Aurelie Claudel Biography


	First Name:	Aurelie
	Last Name:	Claudel
	Nationality:	French
	Ethnicity:
	Hair Color:	Brown
	Eye Color:	Hazel
	Date of Birth:	August 7; 1980
	Place of Birth:	Saint-Mars-d'Autille, France
	Height:	5'8.5" ; 174cm
	Measurements:	(US) 33-23-33 ; (EU) 84-58.5-84
	Dress Size:	(US) 4 ; (EU) 34
	Shoe Size:	(US) 8 ; (EU) 39
	Agencies:	Storm Models; D Management Group; IMG; Group Models;
	Advertisements: Fashion Shows :	Aurelie Claudel appeared in these advertisements : Agnona, Akris, Andrew Marc, Anne Klein, Antonio Melani, Armani Exchange, BCBG Max Azria, Bill Blass, Bloomingdales, Calvin Klein, Calvin Klein 'Truth' fragrance, Chanel, Chanel 'No.19' perfume, Cesare Paciotti 4US, Chloé, Cole Haan, Daks, Dillard´s, DKNY, Emanuel by Emanuel Ungaro, Emporio Armani, Genny, i-Blues, J. Crew; Kookaï, La Redoute, Massimo Dutti, Nautica, Nina Ricci, Nine West, Oscar de la Renta, Pianegonda, Ralph Lauren, Sephora, Tommy Hilfiger, Ultima, Valentino, Valentino 'Very Valentino' fragrance, Vera Wang, Versace, Victoria´s Secret Aurelie Claudel Fashion Show appearance : Ready to wear - Fall/Winter 1997: {Angela Missoni, Atsuro Tayama, Calvin Klein, Costume National, DKNY, Marc Jacobs, Nicole Farhi, Philosophy, Richard Tyler Collections, Romeo Gigli, Vivienne Tam} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 1998: {Atsuro Tayama, Bill Blass, Badgley Mischka, Balenciaga, Byblos, Collette Dinnigan, Cynthia Rowley, Cerruti 1881, Chloé, Ghost, Hussein Chalayan, Iceberg, John Bartlett, Jill Stuart, Mark Eisen, Marcel Marongiu, MaxMara, Nicole Miller, Paco Rabanne, Philosophy, Rifat Ozbek, Sportmax, Ter et Bantine, Valentino} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 1998: {Chanel, Thierry Mugler} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 1999 {Chloe} Ready to wear - Fall/Winter 1999 {Emanuel Ungaro, Ghost, Valentino} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2000: {Anna Molinari, BCBG Max Azria, Balmain, Bill Blass, Blumarine, Carolina Herrera, Celine, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, D & G, DKNY, Dolce & Gabbana, Ellen Tracy, Eric Bergere, Givenchy, Gucci, Jerome Dreyfuss, Jill Stuart, John Galliano, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton, Marcel Marongiu, Mila Schon, NYC 2000, Nina Ricci, Ralph Lauren, Randolph Duke, Richard Tyler, Romeo Gigli, Tuleh, Valentino, Victor Alfaro} Ready to Wear - Fall/Winter 2000: {Alberta Ferretti, Antonio Berardi, Balmain, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, D, Dolce & Gabbana, Emanuel Ungaro, Emilio Pucci, Eric Bergere, Gianfranco Ferre, Jill Stuart, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs, Mark Eisen, Ralph Lauren, Rebecca Taylor, Tuleh, Vivienne Tam} Victoria´s Secret - 2000 Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2001: {Bill Blass, Carolina Herrera, Diane von Furstenberg, Jill Stuart, Portugal Fashion International, Ralph Lauren, Randolph Duke, Rebecca Taylor, Tuleh, Victor Alfaro, Vivienne Tam} Ready to Wear - Fall/Winter 2001: {Alexander McQueen, Elspeth Gibson, Julien Macdonald, Matthew Williamson, Paul Smith, Portugal Fashion International} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2002: {Amaya Arzuaga, Blaak, Elspeth Gibson, Emma Cook, Ghost, Julien Macdonald, Marjan Pejoski, Marjan Djodjov, Markus Lupfer, Matthew Williamson, Sophia Kokosalaki}


	Hobbies:	Horseback riding.
	Notes:	- Aurélie Claudel was discovered by Dawn Wolff in the Jardin des Plantes park in Paris when she was 13 years old. - Aurélie Claudel has broken into the entertainment industry with her appearance in Ricky Martin's music video PRIVATE EMOTION, directed by Francis Lawrence. - She has a tattoo on her lower back. - There is a web site dedicated to Aurélie Claudel at: http://www.bleufunk.com/Aurelie.
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Adriana Lima Biography

Adriana Lima Biography


	First Name:	Adriana
	Last Name:	Lima
	Nationality:	Brazilian
	Ethnicity:	Portuguese / French / Native-American / Caribbean
	Hair Color:	Dark brown
	Eye Color:	Blue / grey
	Date of Birth:	June 12 1981
	Place of Birth:	Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
	Height:	5'10" ; 178cm
	Measurements:	(US) 34-23-33 ; (EU) 86.5-58.5-84
	Dress Size:	(US) 4 ; (EU) 34
	Shoe Size:	(US) 9 ; (EU) 41
	Agencies:	Agencies of Adriana lima : DNA Model Management, New York; Modellink; Viva Models - Paris; Yuli Models; Lumière Model Management
	Advertisements:	Anna Sui Jeans, Armani, BCBG, Bebe, Blumarine, BMW, Emporio Armani, Forum, French Connection, Gai Mattiolo, Gasoline, George Rech, Giorgio Armani 'Emporio Armani White' fragrance, Guess? Jeans, La Perla, Maybelline, Mossimo, Swatch 'Skin' watches, TIM, Vassarette, Victoria's Secret, Victoria´s Secret ´So in Love´ fragarnce, XOXO
	Magazine Covers:	Adriana Lima appeared in these cover magazines : Brazil: 'Audi' - August 2002; 'Elle' - November 2002 France: 'Max' - September 1999; 'Photo' -July/ August 2004; 'Photo' - August 2005; Mexico: 'Vogue' - February 2005 Portugal: 'GQ' - June 2003 Spain: 'GQ' - December 2002 UK: 'Arena' - February 2002; 'GQ' - November 2002 US: 'Elle' - March 2003; 'American Photo' - March 2004;
	Fashion Shows:	Adriana Lima fashion show appearances : Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 1998 {Anna Sui, Mark Eiser} Ready to Wear - Autumn/Winter 1999 {Balmain, Emanuel Ungaro} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2000: {Balmain, Carmen Marc Valvo, Christina Perrin, Emilio Pucci, Emporio Armani, Girls Rule, NYC 2000, Richard Tyler, Sportmax, Vera Wang} Ready to Wear - Fall/Winter 2000: {Carmen Marc Valvo, Christina Perrin, Cividini, Emporio Armani, Enrico Coveri, Erreuno, Fendi, Girbaud, Krizia, Nanette Lepore, Ralph Lauren, Randolph Duke, Rebecca Danenberg, Richard Tyler, Sully Bonnelly, Valentino, Vera Wang, Yigal Azrouel} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2001: {Carmen Marc Valvo, Escada, Nanette Lepore, Ralph auren, Richard Tyler} Fall/Winter 2001: {Ralph Lauren, Valentino} Spring/Summer 2002 :{Betsey Johnson, Ralph Lauren} Fall/Winter 2002 :{Alexander McQueen, Istvan Francer, John Galliano} Spring/Summer 2003 :{Alexandre Herchcovitch, Christian Dior, Guy Laroche} Fall/Winter 2003: {Bobbi Brown, Sean John} Haute Couture - Fall/Winter 2003: {Versace} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2004: {Christian Dior, Leonard} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2005: {Luca Luca} {Victoria´s Secret - November 2005} Ready to Wear - Spring/Summer 2006: {Giles Deacon, Luca Luca}
	Hobbies:	Visiting museums
	Notes:	Adriana Lima has middle name : Francesca. Adriana finished in second place in the Ford 'Supermodel of the World' contest. As a child Adriana would play with orphaned children in her home town of San Salvador. Now that she is a successful model, she helps the orphanage to fund various projects and buys clothes for the children there. Adriana appeared in the book 'A second decade of Guess? Images'. Adriana appeared in the 2005 Pirelli Calendar.
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Ana Beatriz Barros biography

Ana Beatriz Barros Biography


	First Name:	Ana Beatriz
	Last Name:	Barros
	Nationality:	Brazilian
	Ethnicity:	Portuguese/Spanish
	Hair Color:	Light brown
	Eye Color:	Green
	Date of Birth:	May 29 1982
	Place of Birth:	Itabira, Minas Gerais - Brazil
	Height:	5'11" ; 180.5cm
	Measurements:	(US) 35-23.5-35 ; (EU) 89-59.5-89
	Dress Size:	(US) 6 ; (EU) 36
	Shoe Size:	(US) 10 ; (EU) 41
	Agencies:	Agencies of Ana Beatriz Barros : Next Model Management; Women Management; Mega Models - São Paulo; Lumière Model Management; Chic Management; The Fashion Model Management
	Advertisements:	Ana Beatriz Barros was appeared in this advertisements Água de Coco, Alphorria, Andrew Marc, Anna Rita N, Armani Jeans, Calzedonia, Chanel, Christian Dior, Cia Maritima, Clarins, Denimaxx, Ermanno Scervino, Exte, Forum, Guess?, Hanro, Head & Shoulders, Intimissimi, J.Lo Lingerie, Kays, Kristina Popovitch, L'Oreal, Maria Bonita Extra, Miss Bikini, Morgan, Naf Naf, Neiman Marcus, Oakley, Oenobiol cosmetics, Onyx, Pantene, Replay, Rosa Chá, Sergio Valente, Shopping Iguatemi, Sisley, Speigel, St. Patrick, Swatch, Triton, Valisere, Victoria's Secret, Yamamay
	Magazine Covers:	Ana Beatriz Barros was appeared in this covers magazines Brazil: 'Capricho' - December 1996; 'Nova' - September 1999; 'Audi' - March 2000; 'Marie Claire' - November 2000; 'Elle' - September 2003; 'Elle' - February 2006 Czech Republic: 'Harper's Bazaar' - November 2002 France: '20Ans' - 1999; 'PHOTO' - June 2005; 'MarieClaire' - July 2005; 'Photo' - August 2006 Greece: 'Elle' - May 2002; 'Glamour' - July 2002 Italy: 'Amica' - October 3, 2001; 'Glamour' - January 2003; 'GQ' - March 2005 Mexico: 'Vogue' - May 2004 Portugal: 'Elle' - July 2004; Spain: 'Vogue' - November 2001; 'Joyce' - January/February 2002; 'Vogue'(supplement) - August 2003; 'Elle' - June 2006 UK: 'Harper's & Queen' - August 2002; 'Trace' - April 2003; 'GQ' - December 2003; 'Arena' - December 2004; US: 'American Photo' - March 2004
	Fashion Shows:	Ana Beatriz Barros performances in this fashion shows Spring/Summer 2000 : {Balmain, Kenzo, Lolita Lempincka}Fall/Winter 2000 : {Balmain, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, Ines de la Fressange, Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabbane, Valentino} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 2001: {Christian Dior, Custo Barcelona, DKNY, Diane von Furstenberg, Jean Paul Gaultier, Leonard, Marcel Marongiu, Paco Rabanne, Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti, Randolph Duke, Thierry Mugler, Victor Alfaro, Victor Bellaish, Zang Toileonard} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 2001: {Christian Dior, Elie Saab} Ready to wear - Fall/Winter 2001: {Alice Roi, BCBG Max Azria, Dirk Bikkembergs, Guy Laroche, Fause Haten, Imitation of Christ, Thierry Mugler, Valentino} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 2002 : {Betsey Johnson, Blue Man, Dirk Bikkembergs, Guy Laroche, Rosa Chá, Stella McCartney, Valentino, Vivienne Westwood} Ready to wear - Fall/Winter 2002 : {Alexandre Hercovitch, Baby Phat, Binetti, Bruuns Bazaar, Catherine Malandrino, Christian Dior, Diane von Furstenberg, Girbaud, Guy Laroche, Halston, John Galliano, Valentino} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 2003: {Agua de Coco, Agua Doce, Alexandre Herchcovitch, Chloe, Christian Dior, Ellus, Erreuno, Forum, Iceberg, John Galliano, Lancetti, Lino Villaventura, Maria Bonita, Poko Pano, Rosa Chá, Sommer, Stephano Guerreiro, Triton, Valentino, Versace, Versus, Walter Rodrigues} Haute couture - Spring/Summer 2003: {Balmain, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Valentino} Ready to wear - Fall/Winter 2003: {Aigner, Alexander Herchkovitch, Arkadius, Baby Phat, Betsey Johnson, Christian Dior, Custo Barcelona, Emporio Armani, Erreuno, Etro, Jean-Paul Gaultier, John Richmond, Mariella Burani, Tomaso Stefanelli, Valentino, Versus, Bá Doquee, Donna Karan, Forum, Maron Giu, M. Officer, Triton} Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 2004: {Baby Phat, Christian Dior, Imitation of Christ, John Galliano, Rosa Chá} Ready to Wear - Fall/Winter 2004: {Christian Dior, The Heart Truth}
	Hobbies:	Visiting museums
	Notes:	Ana Beatriz Barros began modelling after winning a beauty competition, following which she was signed by the IMG agency. Ana appeared in the 2002, 2003 and 2004 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. She also appeared in the book 'A second decade of Guess? Images'. Ana is the youngest of three sisters; her sister Patricia is also a model.
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Alessandra Ambrosio biography

Alessandra Ambrosio Biography


	First Name:	Alessandra
	Last Name:	Ambrosio
	Nationality:	Brazilian
	Ethnicity:	Italian/Polish
	Hair Color:	Brown
	Eye Color:	Brown
	Date of Birth:	April 11 1981
	Place of Birth:	Erexim, Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil
	Height:	5'10" ; 178cm
	Measurements:	(US) 34-24-34 ; (EU) 86.5-61-86.5
	Dress Size:	(US) 4 ; (EU) 34
	Shoe Size:	(US) 8 ; (EU) 39
	Agencies:	Agencies of Alessandra Ambrosio : Marilyn Agency; Modellink; Elite Model Management. Model Management - Hamburg; Storm Models
	Advertisements:	Alessandra Ambrosio was appeared in this advertisements Always, Armani Exchange, Calvin Klein, Christian Dior, Close-up, Colcci, Emporio Armani, Enrico Coveri, Escada, Fendi, GAP, Gucci, Guess?, Guru, Hanro, Hummer, Jogé, La Sposa, Lovable, Macy's, Manos del Uruguay, Oscar de la Renta, Parmalat, Pollini, Puket, Pronovias, Ralph Lauren, Revlon, Roccobarocco, Rolex Oyster, Valisere, Victoria's Secret, Viva Vida, Zeki Triko, Xoxo, Zoomp
	Magazine Covers:	Alessandra Ambrosio was appeared in this cover magazines Brazil: 'Capricho' - October & November 1996; 'Capricho' - May 1997; 'Caricia' - July 1997; 'Elle' - March 1998; 'Marie Claire' - September 1999; 'Cool' - October 1999; 'Vogue Homem' - April 2005; 'Elle' - January 2006 France: 'DS' - June 2001; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 2004; Germany: 'Marie Claire' - October 2003; 'GQ' - June 2005; 'GQ' - April 2006 Mexico: 'Cosmopolitan' - February 2004; 'Vogue' - September 2006 Spain: 'Harper's Bazaar' - June 2006; 'Vogue' - September 2006 UK: 'Wallpaper' - May 1998; 'Wallpaper' - November 2003; 'Arena' - December 2004; US: 'Harper's Bazaar' - June 1998; 'Cosmopolitan' - May 2003; 'Loft' - December 2004; 'Salt' - November 2005; 'Glamour' - May 2006; 'Cosmopolitan' (En Español) - February 2004; 'Salt magazine' - issue 3 november
	Fashion Shows:	Alessandra Ambrosio fashion shows appearance Autumn/Winter 1999 {Laura Biagotti, Christian Lacroix, Philosophy di Alberta Ferreti} Spring/Summer 2000: {Balmain, Byblos, Christian Lacroix, Fendi, Issey Miyake, Kenzo} Fall/Winter 2000: {Balmain, Chanel, Christian Dior, Cividini, Halston, Nanette Lepore, Nicole Miller, Oscar de la Renta, Rebecca Danenberg, Tommy Jeans, Vivienne Tam, Vivienne Westwood} Spring/Summer 2001: {Andrew Gn, Collette Dinnigan, Enrico Coveri, Escada, Gai Mattiolo, Kenzo, Leonard, Nanette Lepore, Oscar de la Renta, Portugal Fashion International, Victor Bellaish, Vivienne Tam} Fall/Winter 2001: {Fause Haten, Oscar de la Renta, Ralph Lauren, Vivienne Tam} Spring/Summer 2003: {Christian Dior} Spring/Summer 2004: {Rosa Cha} Spring/Summer 2005: {Rosa Cha, Pronovias}
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	Notes:	Alessandra Ambrosio was part of the deluge of Brazilian models that emerged after Gisele Bündchen opened the floodgates. One of the star models of that group, of which fellow Victoria's Secret/Guess? Model (and best friend) Ana Beatriz Barros is a member, the 5'10, light brown-haired Ambrosio accumulated quite a career in the late 1990's into the next century. Ambrosio was born in Exerim, Brazil, a small town in the south. As an early teen, she enrolled in a modeling class and subsequently was entered in the Elite modeling agency's 1996 Look of the Year competition. Though she did not win, she was offered an Elite contract one year after. Her first modeling job was the cover of the Brazilian Marie Claire, and Ambrosio followed with other editorial work, but it was not long after that the Marcianos at Guess signed Ambrosio for their fall Millennium campaign in 2000. Her lucrative print career began with being a Guess? Girl and continued with deals with Revlon and Victoria's Secret. Ambrosio walked the VS runway for the first time in 2001 and continued to be a fixture in subsequent shows. Ambrosio was also picked to be the spokesmodel for the 2004 Pink line by Victoria's Secret. She has a tattoo on her lower back. You can find her offcial website at http://www.alessandraambrosio.com.br/ .
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Heidi Klum : Claudia Sciffer successor

Heidi Klum Biography


	First Name:	Heidi
	Last Name:	Klum
	Nationality:	German
	Ethnicity:
	Hair Color:	Brown
	Eye Color:	Hazel
	Date of Birth:	June 1, 1973
	Place of Birth:	Bergisch Gladbach, Nr. Cologne, Germany
	Height:	5'9.5" ; 176.5cm
	Measurements:	(US) 34-24-34 ; (EU) 86.5-61-86.5
	Dress Size:	(US) 4 ; (EU) 34
	Shoe Size:	(US) 9 ; (EU) 41
	Agencies:	'D' Management Group' , Milan; 'Model Management', Germany; IMG
	Advertisements:	Heidi Klum was appeared in this advertisements Abercrombie and Fitch, American Express, Bonnie Bell, Braun, Caress, Comma, Company by Ellen Tracy, Douglas, Ellen Tracy, Finesse, Gerry Weber, Givenchy 'Amerige' fragrance, H & M, Haribo & Katjes Yogurt Gums, INC, Kathleen Madden, Lancaster, Liz Claiborne, McDonald's, Newport News, Nike, Nine West, Rosner jeans, Tommy Hilfiger, Victoria's Secret, Zeki Triko swimwear
	Magazine Covers:	Heidi Klum was appeared in this cover magazines Canada:'Flare' - July 1998 France: 'L'Officiel' (Paris) - August 1999; 'Marie Claire' - September 2000; 'Vogue' - October 2000; 'Max' - May 2002; 'Femme' - August 2002; 'Marie Claire' - September 2002; 'Elle'- April 2004; 'Cosmopolitan' - October 2005; 'Isa' - April 2006 Germany: 'Joy' - June 1998; 'Amica' - February 2001; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 2001; 'Glamour' - March 2001; 'GQ' - February 2001; 'Max' - October 2001; 'Tatler' - May 2001; 'Amica' - February 2002; 'Cosmopolitan' - September 2002; 'Glamour' - March 2002; 'GQ' - August 2002; 'Shape' - December 2002; 'FHM' - January 2003; 'In Style' - April 2003; 'Vogue' - May 2003; 'Elle' - July 2003; 'Max' - November 2003; 'Glamour' - January 2004; 'Elle' - May 2004; 'Woman' - June 2004; 'Amica' -January 2005; 'Cosmopolitan' - January 2005; 'Young' - #1, January 2005; 'Joy' - April 2005; 'GQ' - August 2005; 'Cosmopolitan' - October 2005; 'Young' - November 2005 [img]http://localhost/blog/files/bayu_gqklum.jpg[/img] Italy: 'GQ' - December 2002; 'Photo' - June 2002; 'GQ' - July 2003; 'Max' - March 2006; Portugal: 'Cosmopolitan' - March 1999; 'GQ' - July/August & November 2002; 'GQ' - February 2004 Russia: 'GQ' - April 2003 Spain: 'GQ' - March 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - June, September & December 1999; 'Cosmopolitan' - August 2000; 'Woman' - October 2000; 'Sports & Life' - August 2001; 'GQ' - July/August 2002; 'GQ' - May 2003; 'Vogue' - April 2003; 'DT' - November 2003; 'Elle' - March 2004; 'GQ' - September 2004; 'El Pais Semanal' Extra - April 23, 2005; 'Man' - May 2006 UK: 'Marie Claire' - September 1999; 'Red' - September 2000; 'GQ' - November 2000; 'Arena' - April 2001; 'Tatler' - May 2001; 'GQ' - January 2002; 'GQ' - March 2003; 'Tatler' - February 2004; 'Elle' - February 2004; 'GQ' - October 2004; 'Evening Standard Magazine' - October 2004; 'You' - November 2004; 'Arena' - May 2005; 'Easy Living' - July 2006 US: 'Bride's' - July 1994; 'Bride's' - January 1996; 'Tear Sheet' - February/March 1997; 'Cosmopolitan' - November 1998; 'Self' - January 1998; 'Sports Illustrated' - February 1998; 'Stuff' - November/December 1998; 'Cosmopolitan' - November 1999; 'GQ' - January 1999; 'Glamour' - January & March 1999; 'Mademoiselle' - September 1999; 'Fit' - September 2000; 'Ocean Drive' - February 2001; 'Glamour' - April & May 2001; 'Esquire' - June 2001; 'Mademoiselle' - September 2001; 'New York' - November 26, 2001; 'Elle' - January 2002; 'Shape' - March & October 2002; 'GQ' - September 2002; 'Self' - February 2003; 'Elle' - April 2003; 'Photo' - May/June 2003; 'Time' - 2003; 'Forbes' - Spring 2003; 'Vegas Magazine' - Summer 2003; 'Super Magazine' - March 2004; 'Vitals' - Fall 2005 {'Marie Claire' - September 2000}
	Fashion Shows:	Heidi Klum fashion shows appearances {Escada, Vera Wang} Victoria's Secret - 1998 Ready to wear - Spring/summer 1999 {Structure} Victoria's Secret - 1999 Ready to wear - Spring/Summer 2000 {Victor Alfaro} Victoria's Secret - May 2000 Victoria's Secret - November 2001 Victoria's Secret - 2002 Haute couture - Spring/Summer 2003 {Philipe Treacy} Victoria's Secret - Novenber 2003 Ready to wear - Spring/summer 2004 {Imitation of Christ, Zac Posen} Victoria's Secret - November 2005
	Hobbies:	Cooking, painting, skiing, shopping at flea markets and auctions
	Notes:	When Heidi Klum was growing up she wanted to become a dancer and studied Jazz for 15 years, though she began her modelling career when she was 18 years old. She and a friend noticed an advertisement in a magazine for "The Face of the Year", Germany. Her friend encouraged her to enter the contest and she made it through to the final and won. She has appeared in all the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Editions between 1998 & 2004 and in the 2003 Pirelli calendar. Heidi appeared in Jamiroquai's music video 'Love Foolosophy', she has also had parts in the films 'Blow Dry' and 'Zoolander'. She was choosen in 2003 'Woman of the year' by UK GQ magazine. She won in 2003 the Bambi's 'the best model of the year' award. Heidi appeared in the 'Sports llustrated knockouts five decades of swimsuit photography' book. She feature the ultimate James Bond's video-game 'Everything or Nothing'. Heidi has a daughter named Leni, She was born in May 2004. Heidi appeared in the book ´4 Inches´ (2005) and was in the music video "Love Foolosophy" by Jamiroquai. - Heidi appeared in the 2006 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. The Heidi Klum's web site can be found here: http://www.heidiklum.de/.
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TitiKamal.com is under maintained

Unfortunately TitiKamal.com is under maintain right now. What i don`t like is it takes too long time for a professional site to get time for maintaining. Many Professional sites only take short time, maybe about one or two days, even some take only in several hours.

The site had been being online for several months. i feel lucky because i saw some images and its contents before it has been being under maintained. There were two different layout versions that can be chosen by visitor. One version was designed using images banners of Titi Kamal who wore white dress. The other one was using banners of Titi Kamal in black dress.

Let`s hope the maintain process will be finished soon.

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Indonesian Lux Short Movies

Have you seen Indonesian Lux Short Movies ? starring Indonesian Lux Models : Mariana Renata, Luna maya, Dian Sastro, And Tamara B. There were 4 Lux short movies that were played on RCTI (11 and 12 September 06 ) and SCTV ( 13 and 15 September 06 ).

Here they are:

1. Maya, Raya , Daya
This movie has theme about feminism ( i guess ) .The stars were Luna Maya and Wingky Wiryawan, . There were 3 different scenes that were telling about three different women : Maya, Raya, Daya. They were insulted by men/their husband. This Movie sent message for women to dare choosing her destiny by an action/decision.)

2. The Matchmaker
Starring: Mariana Renata `n Vino Bastian.
Mariana Renata introduced to Vino Bastian, a book store owner, when Vino was pretending reading a book titled " Reveling Man Sexuality ". Vino told about all his interest. He gave a bag to Mariana. Mariana was glad receiving that bag and she promised giving a surprise to him.

In another day, a surprise came. Mariana`s friend came to Vino`s book store. Actually Mariana had warned him not to come at that time, but the guy refused. Finally Mariana introduced her friend ( the guy ) to Vino. She told that he was the surprised that she had promised before. She told that the her friend also exactly has same interest as Vino`s, and she hoped that they will match each other. After explaining, she left them ... and Vino was getting confused.

3. (Bukan) Kesempatan Yang Tertunda.
Starring : Dian Sastro and Christian Sugiono.

Dian is a girl that always ride train to go. One day she met a charming guy. After having conversation, she felt falling in love with this guy. Another time she met again the guy in the same train. Someday she could not find that guy. The guy missed the train, because the train was not stop in railway station where he was there. The guy was disappointed and hopeless. Dian realize that the guy was left, she used the train emergency break. The train stopped, and Dian went out of the train and run to find the charming guy.

4. The Big Day
Starring : Tamara Bleszynski .
Tatiana (Tamara) is a designer. She always want everything goes perfectly. Her big days would come soon. She prepared everything, she want everything is OK and she didn`t want any mistake happened. But in the wedding day, she was trapped in traffic jam . She didn`t want got late. She found any way to get her to the church .

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Victoria`s Secret The History and the Stories

Victoria`s Secret, hearing this two words ..what will people imagine about?. well i think those words are reperesent many strong words : sexy, luxury, glamaour, gergeous, Amazing, Soft, elegant,Fantastic ... and many words are not enough to describe it. it`s a very famous label of women underwear and fashion. Victoria`s Secret has many famouse beautifful Models. Well, who don`t know : Heidi Klum, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrassio, Laititia Casta... and more.

Though the company is based in Ohio, Victoria's Secret still manages to corral an international cast of models for its popular lingerie catalogs. Victoria`s Secret almost performs annual Fashion Show.

History

The company was founded in 1979 by Roy Raymond, an ambitious graduate of Stanford University. After struggling to find success working in a corporation, he decided to start his own company in San Francisco, California, USA. After borrowing about $80,000, he opened the very first Victoria's Secret store in southern outskirts of San Francisco. In its first year, the sales reached an impressive half million dollars, which enabled him to open four additional stores. In 1982, however, the company faced financial struggles, and he was forced to sell it to The Limited, Inc. in 1982. It is now owned by The Limited's successor company, Limited Brands. Since the takeover the company has been based in Columbus, Ohio, though it has at times sought to foster an image of being British. Raymond eventually committed suicide in 1993, jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge.

All stores of Limited Brands are corporately owned. Victoria's Secret products are also available through the catalog business, Victoria's Secret Direct, with sales of approximately US$870 million. The company gained notoriety in the 1990s after it began to use supermodels in their advertising and fashion shows; prominent supermodels featured by Victoria's Secret include Alessandra Ambrosio, Tyra Banks, Ana Beatriz Barros, Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell, Laetitia Casta, Selita Ebanks, Isabeli Fontana, Izabel Goulart, Eva Herzigova, Bar Refaeli, Adriana Lima, Karolína Kurková, Petra Němcová, Frederique van der Wal, Heidi Klum, Daniela Pestova, Veronica Varekova, Lindsay Frimodt, Tricia Helfer, Marisa Miller and Fernanda Tavares. The "BOBs Secret Angels" are the models with contracts to Victoria's Secret. Many other models appear in the catalog that appear as part of campaigns.

Fashion show

The company made history in 1999 with the first televised appearance of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The web broadcast, one of the first mass market Internet programs, drew 1.5 million viewers, with many others unable to view the show. The fashion show was advertised on the Super Bowl. Annually, Victoria's Secret also stages a fashion show that is televised later in the year. The show is generally held in the New York Armory on Lexington Avenue, and attracts hundreds of celebrities and entertainers. In the past, most of the clothing exhibited was not available to the general public, but in 2005 the show was specifically redesigned to feature clothing available to the general public through the catalogue.

PINK Victoria's Secret

In July, 2004, company executives launched Pink (Victoria's Secret) , a lineup of loungewear, sleepwear, and intimate apparel geared towards college undergraduates. [2] Alessandra Ambrosio was named the line's spokesperson. Pink models tour the country at college campuses. The company markets to youth through MySpace, partnerships with MTV, and youth-oriented blogs. In 2006, Ashlee Simpson was named as the spokesmodel for Pink, making it the first time that a non-fashion model is a spokesperson of any VS brand. One PINK store has been opened in San Francisco, with two more planned for 2006.

Playboy's Search for The Real Girls of Victoria's Secret

In September, 2006, Playboy started its search for employees of Victoria's Secret to appear online in a pictorial for Playboy.com.

( from : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria's_Secret )

Victoria's Secret

Perhaps given a boost by the openness of the Sexual Revolution, the Victoria's Secret retail chain almost single-handedly redefined America's conception of lingerie beginning in the early 1980s. Despite the secrecy promised in the franchise's moniker, each of its stores replaced the modest, tucked-away, department-store displays of women's underwear with an openly luxurious atmosphere that recreated a nineteenth-century boudoir. At the same time, Victoria's Secret decidedly built its image with a fairly conservative, middle-class shopper in mind and avoided any connotations of sleaziness which lingerie might carry. While some critics have contested the sometimes reactionary portrait of femininity developed in the store's designs and advertising campaigns, Victoria's Secret helped women of all shapes and sizes, if not tax brackets, feel that sensuality need not be limited to models and celebrities.

Models display the latest fashions from Victoria's Secret, 1997.

Victoria's Secret was launched through the personal vision of entrepreneur Roy Raymond, an ambitious graduate of Stanford University who found himself dissatisfied working in the lower rungs of large corporations. Raymond's brainchild came to him in the mid-1970s as the result of his own experiences of buying lingerie for his wife. A shy man by nature, Raymond found himself made uncomfortable by the probing glances of lingerie salespeople in department stores and moreover thought the wares of such stores to be either excessively frilly or blandly conservative. Believing that many men and women alike shared in his desire for a middle ground between these two poles, Raymond decided to embark on the risky venture of creating his own boutiques. In 1977, he borrowed a total of eighty thousand dollars—half of it from his parents—and opened the doors of the first Victoria's Secret in a shopping center in the southern outskirts of San Francisco. Decorated to resemble a popularized Victorian bedroom, the premiere outlet was furnished with opulent Oriental rugs and period vanities whose drawers housed fittingly plush bras and panties made by upscale designers such as Vanity Fair and Warner's. Although subsequent stores were less customized than Raymond's prototype, this balance of seduction and "classy" charm continued to rule the sensibilities of Victoria's Secret.

In its first year of business, the San Francisco store had amassed sales of an impressive half a million dollars, allowing Raymond to expand Victoria's Secret into four new locations, in addition to a headquarters and warehouse. Raymond's creative vision was not equaled by financial mastery, however, and in 1982 he was forced to sell Victoria's Secret to the Columbus, Ohio-based conglomerate The Limited for the relatively slight sum of four million dollars. Although it was already a nationally known fashion enterprise, The Limited kept the personalized image of Victoria's Secret intact, albeit in a mass-produced, cost-efficient manner. Rapidly expanding into the terrain of America's malls throughout the 1980s, Victoria's Secret blossomed from a handful of stores to more than four hundred and solidified its exclusive image by appending its own label to all of its offerings as a brand name. In addition to volume growth, the company was able to vend a widened range of products with the aid of a popular mail catalog issued eight times annually. While corsets, teddies, and silk pajamas remained at the hub of the Victoria's Secret wheel, home shoppers could buy shoes, evening wear, and perfumes—such as Wild English Gardens and Heather's Embrace—all under a single banner promising both middle-class refinement and daring sexuality.

By the early 1990s, Victoria's Secret had become the largest American lingerie outfitters, easily surpassing both the even higher-priced Cacique chain and the racier Frederick's of Hollywood. However, despite the fact that the company had topped the billion dollar mark, its growth showed signs of stagnation. In 1993, Grace Nichols took over the executive helm from former president Howard Gross and immediately addressed allegations that the quality of Victoria's Secret's merchandise did not match its elevated price tags. In addition, Nichols placed added emphasis upon an older age group as the company's target concern. Nevertheless, while Nichols stressed that thirty-to forty-year-old women need not feel out of place in sexy underwear, the company's advertising campaigns continued to exclusively portray younger models with svelte, busty figures. Indeed, some critics saw the Victoria's Secret formula of femininity as a limitation to the majority of American women and argued that the company's image (highlighted in design series such as their English Lace line) implicitly promoted an overly bourgeois conception of "good taste." Whatever class and gender ramifications Victoria's Secret might have entailed, the company grew once again under Nichols's care throughout the 1990s, as millions of women—and men--continued to fill out their fantasies with the satin-lined aid of offerings such as the Angels bra series and, perhaps Victoria's Secret's single biggest contribution to the public imagination, the uplifting Miracle Bra.

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Victoria`s Secret Fashion Show 2005

Victoria`s Secret Fashion Show 2005
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WHAT IS SEXY? Victoria's Secret has shown us their definition for many years. And while many others have come close, few can even compare. The Victoria's Secret annual fashion shows have become the hottest ticket in NYC for the last few seasons, and with the expansion of the telecast of the show on network television and the World Wide Web simulcast (in 1999, the Victoria's Secret show was broadcast online and when 1·5 million visitors tried to log on at once, the web site crashed), and usual anticipation for the invited guests and members of the fashion community, it is bigger than ever before.

Backstage, it was all about the models, tons of shimmer powder, an unlimited supply of French Kiss lip gloss, yards of extensions (from platinum blondes to midnight black), sparkles, feathers, beads, and baubles all quite visually over-stimulating. And we cannot forget the wings!

It's about beautiful lingerie and the beautiful women wearing them. Simple enough, right? But is it fashion or fantasy? We have asked that question too many times and all the answers seemed contrived—especially if you ask some of the other bold-faced names in the fashion industry. Primarily, I was told to 'Have fun, enjoy it and darling, don't forget your gift bag!'

The audience was primarily dominated by every male celebrity in the tri-state area not presently on a movie set or touring cross-country promoting a new album, in addition to more than quite a few resourceful guys who were able to get their paws on one of these hard-to-score tickets. Again: the hottest ticket in town plus stunningly beautiful women plus sexy lingerie equal men fantasizing what they could come home to and women wishing that their derrières were that taut (great job, Naomi) when they strutted across the room.

The front row line up of celebrity-filled audience included Jessica Alba, Usher, Nicky Hilton, Pharrell Williams, Lenny Kravitz, Amerie, Damon Dash, Tommy Mottola, Thalia, Jason Lewis, Damien Fahey, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Dean Cain, Jason Priestley, Marcus Allen, Ahmad Rashad, Marcus Shenkenberg, former Playmate of the Year, Victoria Silvstedt, and many more. They all came out to see the stellar cast of Victoria's Secret Angels: Heidi Klüm, Tyra Banks, Gisèle Bündchen, Adriana Lima, Ana Beatriz Barros, Alessandra Ambrosio, Naomi Campbell, Karolina Kurkova, Selita Ebanks, Izabel Goulard, Oluchi Onweagba, Fernanda Tavares, Angela Lindvall and Isabeli Fontana (to name just the first-tier models), as they strut their stuff on the runway at the Seventh Armory in Uptown Manhattan and the musical performances by Seal, Ricky Martin and Chris Botti.

Ultimately, the Victoria's Secret Show was just that: a show divorced from reality. It gives rise to the fantasy of who you wish to be and the type of woman you, as a man, could prospectively come home to (and it's not Tyra, Naomi, Heidi or Karolina). It is designed to inspire envy while at the same time serve as a tool of aspiration for the have-nots of our world. It's brand merchandising at its finest.

This show, which aired on CBS on December 6, celebrated several milestones: It marked the final Victoria's Secret fashion show appearance for Tyra Banks, the first post-pregnancy runway appearance for Heidi Klum, and also introduced the next generation of Victoria's Secret Angels, including new modelling sensations Selita Ebanks, Izabel Goulart, and Karolina Kurkova, a Victoria Secret fashion show veteran, who recently also signed on as an Angel, joining an élite group of hand-chosen models.

The show opened with Gisèle Bündchen wearing a bejewelled Sexy Splendor Fantasy bra, teeny-tiny red Santa skirt with feather trim, above-the-knee red boots and a huge grin that ties rather neatly into the holiday theme of the show. The entire Armory was full of glitter and lights, huge Christmas ornaments, and teddy bears letting us all know that the holidays are here, and personally, I was myself excited because I have been a good girl all year long.

As Ed Razek, chief marketing officer of Victoria's Secret succinctly states to the press: ‘We're not selling anything anyone needs, so it has to be something someone wants. It's all about creating desire, creating new “wants” on a continuing basis.’

As always, without the huge wings and the other fashion show props, more than a few of the pieces of lingerie shown were quite pretty and certainly wearable by the masses, including a hand-beaded lace princess gown with sequin and crystal "snowflake" trim, a light blue strapless bra with organza ruffles and matching panties and Gisèle in a pale nude bra and panty set with embroidered lilac flowers as an accent. Really, take away the props and you are truly left with pieces that will serve to inspire women to be embrace their inner sex goddess without sacrificing their self-esteem—and that is always a very good thing.

Grammy Award-winning singer, Seal, later took the stage and sang as his wife, new mother, Heidi Klüm, walked the runway in a light-up bra and thong with Swarovski beading. They sweetly blew each other a kiss in one of the show's most endearing moments.

Moments later, Ricky Martin also performed, apparently still caught up in that ‘Living La Vita Loca’ moment that catapulted him to fame and fortune in the late 1990s.

This marks the 10th Victoria's Secret runway extravaganza and the gift bag full of goodies were equally as extravagant and well worth the battle to get cover this event. This year, it included a bottle of So in Love, a new parfum from the holiday collection, a mood candle in sugar musk from the holiday 2005 home fragrance collection, Frédéric Fekkai shampoo and conditioner, Pout's Plumps Me underwear and matching eye mask, and a $150 gift card from Cornelia Resort Spa.

P.S.: Vicki, where can I find that Mrs Santa suit, and the Toy Soldier dress with the white-feathered train? My husband has been a good boy too! •
http://www.lucire.com/2005a/1206fe0.shtml

Full Cast and Crew for
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (2005) (TV)

Directed by
Hamish Hamilton

Cast (in credits order)

Heidi Klum .... Herself - Model

Tyra Banks .... Herself (Model)

Gisele Bündchen .... Herself/Leading model
Adriana Lima .... Herself (Model)

Alessandra Ambrosio .... Herself (Model)

Karolina Kurkova .... Herself (Model)

Ricky Martin .... Performer
Seal .... Performer
Chris Botti .... Performer

Bianca Balti .... Herself/Model
Ana Beatriz Barros .... Herself (Model)
Inguna Butane .... Herself/Model

Naomi Campbell .... Herself (Model)
Lisamarie Costabile .... Stand in
Morgane Dubléd .... Herself/Model
Selita Ebanks .... Herself/Model
Isabeli Fontana .... Herself/Model
Izabel Goulart .... Herself/Model
Tatiana Kovylina .... Herself (Model)
Doutzen Kroes .... Herself/Model

Angela Lindvall .... Herself (Model)
Andi Muise .... Herself/Model
Oluchi Onweagba .... Herself (Model)
Natasha Polevshchikova .... Herself/Model (as Natasha Poly)
Natasha Poly .... Herself (Model)

Ingrid Schau .... Herself/Dancer
Julia Stegner .... Herself/Model
Yfke Sturm .... Herself/Model
Fernanda Tavares .... Herself (Model)
Caroline Trentini .... Herself/Model
Eugenia Volodina .... Herself (Model)
Marija Vujovic .... Herself/Model
Caroline Winberg .... Herself (Model)
Raquel Zimmerman .... Herself (Model)
Alex DeBetak .... Himself (uncredited)
Benny Medina .... Himself (uncredited)

Produced by
Anne Fougedoire .... executive producer: fashion show
Hamish Hamilton .... executive producer
Niall MacCormick .... segment producer
Lee McMurray .... associate producer
Monica Mitro .... executive producer
Robert Michael Norris .... associate producer
Edward Razek .... executive producer (as Ed Razek)
Ian Stewart .... executive producer
Melanie Vaughton .... coordinating producer
Ric Wanetik .... supervising producer
Steve Webb .... co-producer

Cinematography by
Nic Sadler

Film Editing by
James Collett
Guy Harding
Tim Qualtrough

Art Direction by
Clem Price Thomas

Makeup Department
Italio Gregorio .... key hair stylist
Linda Hay .... makeup designer
Juliet Silva .... hair stylist: Ricky Martin dancers

Production Management
Michael Mezaros .... post-production supervisor
Rich Novak .... production manager

Sound Department
Rafael Sienkiewicz .... sound mixer
Lou Teti .... sound re-recording mixer

Other crew
Rob Balton .... camera operator
Cameron Barnett .... camera operator: backstage
Heather Blanda .... production associate
Paul Bozymowski .... camera operator: backstage
Hayley Collett .... associate director
Lisamarie Costabile .... stand-in
Alexandre De Betak .... fashion show concept and design
Alexandre De Betak .... fashion show director
Bob DelRusso .... camera operator
Robert A. Dickinson .... lighting designer (as Robert Dickinson)
Peter Epstein .... stage manager
Becky Evans .... production coordinator
Matt Firestone .... lighting director
Kevin French .... camera operator
Ben Frewin .... camera operator
Jeffrey Gitter .... stage manager
Leslie Hankey .... camera operator
Nicki Holtzman .... production coordinator
Ray Hoover .... camera operator
Jon Kusner .... lighting director
Arthur Lewis .... stage manager
Lincoln Lewis .... gaffer
Sondra Lewis .... special thanks
Ed McCarthy .... lighting director
Smokey Nelson .... best boy electric
Mike Nuget .... on-line editor
Doreen O'Skea .... special thanks
Tracy Phillips .... assistant choreographer
Tim Qualtrough .... camera operator: backstage
Fatima Robinson .... choreographer
Lauren Schneider .... stage manager (as Lauren Class Schneider)
Charlotte Stockdale .... show styling and design
John Taggart .... camera operator: backstage
Todd Thomas .... show styling and design
Matthew Walker .... electrician
Karen Tasch Weiss .... stage manager
Edward 'Ted' Wells .... lighting director
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0495913/fullcredits

Soundtracks for
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (2005) (TV)

Please note that songs listed here (and in the movie credits) cannot always be found on CD soundtracks. Please check CD track details for confirmation.

* "I Like the Way"
Performed by Bodyrockers

* "Shot You down"
Performed by Audio Bullys featuring Nancy Sinatra

* "The Carol of the Bells"
Performed by U.S. Army Field Band & Soldier's Chorus

* "Love's Divine"
Performed by Seal

* "Drop It like It's Hot"
Performed by Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams

* "Pon De Replay"
Performed by Rihanna

* "Drop it on Me"
Performed by Ricky Martin, Daddy Yankee, and Taboo

* "Are You Gonna Be My Girl?"
Performed by Jet

* "Drop the Pressure"
Performed by Mylo

* "Crazy"
Performed by Seal

* "La La"
Performed by Teairra Mari

* "Good Luck"
Performed by Basement Jaxx and Lisa Kekaula

* "I Want Candy"
Performed by Aaron Carter

* "Embraceable You"
Performed by Chris Botti
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0495913/soundtrack

Sunday, October 15, 2006

Heidi Klum is pregnant

Heidi Klum and Seal cannot get enough of those kids. Seems like they want another one. Also some women just love being pregnant. Apparently Heidi is one of them. US Weekly reports the model is knocked up again. Supermodel Heidi Klum and her husband, singer Seal, 43, are expecting their third child, a source close to the couple confirms to Us Weekly. The couple also have a son, Henry, 9 months, and a daughter, Leni, 2, from Klum previous relationship with race car driver Flavio Briatore.

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