INOUBLIABLE - Senait Gidey

June 19, 2014, 1:39 pm

≪ Previous: Lost & Found - Amanda Wellsh

Senait Gidey
Agency - IMG Model Worldwide
Nationality - Canadian/Ethiopian
Photographed by Elodie Yelmani & Romain Aissa Dermouche
Image property of Inoubliable Model Army

Inoubliable Model Army: What makes you "Inoubliable" (Unforgettable)?

Senait Gidey: OMG, I don't know! My personality and smile, I guess!

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Go West - Kate Grigorieva

June 21, 2014, 12:42 am

≫ Next: Leader of the Pack - Karlie Kloss

≪ Previous: INOUBLIABLE - Senait Gidey

Russian newcomer Kate Grigorieva stars in her first major fashion editorial since turning heads during a stunning debut at the Fall/Winter 2014 collections. The twenty-five year old Muscovite goes west for a Mariano Vivanco-lensed editorial in the July 2014 issue of Spanish Vogue. Vivanco steadies his lens on Grigorieva's jaw-dropping 180 cm silhouette as she takes on the wild, wild West wearing a Stetson and ensembles styled by Claudia Englmann from the Fall/Winter 2014 collections of Proenza Schouler, Dolce & Gabbana, Barbara Bui, Chloé, and Chanel. Grigorieva, a former Russia's Next Top Model runner-up, blitzed her way through seventeen Fall/Winter 2014 show bookings including Oscar de la Renta, Donna Karan, Gucci, Versace, Stella McCartney, Céline, Givenchy, and Alexander McQueen. With a finely chiselled bone structure to rival Paulina Porizkova's, dreamy grey/green feline-like eyes, and luxuriant honey blonde tresses, Grigorieva's look harks back to the powerful supermodel aesthetic of the late 80s. As the Fall/Winter 2014 season hots up, Grigorieva's va-va-voom in your face beauty is sure to set pulses racing in key campaign and editorial slots.

Kate Grigorieva
Spanish Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Mariano Vivanco
Source - thefashionspot.com

Spanish Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Mariano Vivanco
Source - theimpression.com

Spanish Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Mariano Vivanco
Source - thefashionspot.com

Spanish Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Mariano Vivanco
Source - theimpression.com

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Leader of the Pack - Karlie Kloss

June 25, 2014, 12:58 am

≫ Next: Back to Basics - Malgosia Bela

≪ Previous: Go West - Kate Grigorieva

The supermodel tag is so loosely used nowadays that the word appears to have lost its true meaning when used in reference to today's generation of models. For IMA, the word supermodel belongs to a distinct breed of model who has over time developed model-as-muse relationships with designers, stylists, and photographers, who possesses a chameleon-like quality, and whose career has withstood the fickle nature of fashion and evolving casting trends. One model who embodies the very essence of what it means to be truly Super is industry veteran Karlie Kloss, who at the ripe old age of twenty-one has enjoyed a prolific modelling career spanning over seven years. Kloss' modelling trajectory runs the full gamut of fashion's elite including campaign bookings for Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, Chloé, Alexander McQueen, Hermés, Yves Saint Laurent, and Dior. From the early outset, Kloss was marked for greatness appearing on the covers of Teen Vogue's February 2008 issue, followed by a rapid succession of cover appearances for American Vogue, W, i-D, Muse, Document, French Numéro, and virtually every international edition of Vogue. It was Kloss' scintillating coming-of-age December 2011 Vogue Italia cover appearance under the tagline "Extra Strength" followed by her inclusion in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show which confirmed her status as a bonafide high fashion model with true mass market commercial appeal. This month Kloss appears in a David Sims-lensed editorial for American Vogue, leaping and bounding all the while captivating readers with a mischievous snap-challenging gaze.

Karlie Kloss
US Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - David Sims
Source - thefashionspot.com

US Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - David Sims
Source - thefashionspot.com

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Back to Basics - Malgosia Bela

June 29, 2014, 1:20 pm

≫ Next: Slow Dance - Malaika Firth & Amanda Murphy

≪ Previous: Leader of the Pack - Karlie Kloss

Following a week in Barcelona spent basking in the sun, indulging in afternoon siestas, and devouring enough tapas to last a lifetime (or perhaps until next year at least) IMA returns with a renewed focus and fervour. This month Dutch Vogue embraces a little summer lovin' of its own with a cover story and editorial featuring the iconic model Malgosia Bela. The thirty-seven year old Polish beauty poses for Dutch photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen wearing simple black and white ensembles styled by Dimphy den Otter from the Fall/Winter 2014 collections of Veronique Leroy, Hermés, Chanel, Balenciaga, Céline, and Ralph Lauren. Modelling since the late 90s, Bela has enjoyed a prolific career thanks in large part to a stunning chameleon-like quality that runs the full gamut of modelling's many incarnations. Bela's strong masculine jawline, huge voluminous green eyes, and imposing 177 cm frame have been in Vogue since she entered the modelling game at the ripe old age of twenty-one. Speaking candidly with Into the Gloss, Bela hits the nail on the head while explaining the key to her longevity in fashion's fickle spotlight, "I guess I've maintained relevancy because my look is classic, but not too pretty. I can do a campaign for H&M and Alexander Wang, and I can do weird stuff with Steven Klein or more commercial work. I think success on modelling comes down to your look, luck, hard work, how professional you are, and, let's face it, how well you manage the business side of things."

Malgosia Bela
Dutch Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Annemarieke van Drimmelen
Source - thefashionspot.com

Dutch Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Annemarieke van Drimmelen
Source - thefashionspot.com

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Slow Dance - Malaika Firth & Amanda Murphy

July 2, 2014, 11:52 am

≫ Next: Seven from Heaven - Gucci F/W 2014

≪ Previous: Back to Basics - Malgosia Bela

032c Magazine showcases two of modelling's most illuminating faces for an editorial in its Spring/Summer 2014 issue. New York Model Management's Malaika Firth and IMG's Amanda Murphy are the leading protagonists for an editorial lensed by Alasdair McLellan and supported by male models Paolo Gallardo and Tyler Wingfield Mason. Firth and Murphy run rings around their leading men decked out in ensembles styled by Benjamin Bruno from the collections of Céline, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss, J.W. Anderson, and Lanvin. McLellan hones in on Firth as she embraces model Winfield Mason while slow dancing with a serene look of repose. Murphy's raw unembellished natural beauty is the focal point in a series of paired back studio shots with the twenty-seven year old posing in a buffalo stance supported by trainers by Adidas. Both newcomers are undeniably two of the most in demand models of the moment with Murphy scoring Spring/Summer 2014 campaign slots for Prada, Céline, Bottega Veneta, and Zara, and hot-off-the-press Fall/Winter campaigns for Hugo Boss and Salvatore Ferragamo. Barely 6 months into 2014 and already the year belongs to twenty year old Firth with a clean sweep of plum editorial bookings including W, Porter, i-D, Interview, and the American, French, Italian, British, Japanese, and Chinese editions of Vogue.

Malaika Firth & Tyler Wingfield Mason
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Amanda Murohy
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Malaika Firth & Tyler Wingfield Mason
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Amanda Murphy
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Tyler Wingfield Mason & Malaika Firth
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Tyler Wingfield Mason
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Amanda Murphy
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

Tyler Wingfield Mason, Paolo Gallardo & Malaika Firth
032c Magazine - S/S 2014
Photographer - Alasdair McLellan
Source - thefashionspot.com

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Seven from Heaven - Gucci F/W 2014

July 3, 2014, 2:43 am

≫ Next: Raising the Roof - Balmain Babes F/W 2014

≪ Previous: Slow Dance - Malaika Firth & Amanda Murphy

The Fall/Winter 2014 campaign season is in full throttle mode with new campaigns surfacing daily. With this in mind, Gucci pulls out the big guns to avoid getting lost in the flurry of campaign offerings with a stellar cast of established models immortalised by photographic boy wonders Mert & Marcus. The Heavenly Seven include Suvi Koponen, Natasha Poly, Karmen Pedaru, Joan Smalls, Nadja Bender, Raquel Zimmerman, and Anja Rubik in a series of retro themed studio shots. The dynamic grouping of models, all of whom are in their mid to late 20s, are a testament to the powers of longevity in an industry overrun by up & coming modelling teen sensations. Poly, Zimmerman, Pedaru, Koponen, and Rubik have all individually notched up over ten years of industry experience and show no signs of slowing down. Newer recruits Bender and Smalls have quickly established a strong industry foothold with Estée Lauder cosmetics signing Smalls as their first ever Latina spokesperson. Smalls' recent Spring/Summer 2014 campaigns for ICB by Prabal Gurung, Fendi, and Neiman Marcus confirm her blue chip and commercial selling power. Dutch sensation Bender continues to diversify her bombshell images with recent editorial bookings for i-D, Harper's Bazaar, Numéro, Scandinavian SSAW, and the French, Russian, Japanese, and German editions of Vogue.

Natasha Poly
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Joan Smalls
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Anja Rubik
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Suvi Koponen
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Karmen Pedaru
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

Nadja Bender
Gucci - Fall/Winter 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
Source - thefashionspot.com

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Raising the Roof - Balmain Babes F/W 2014

July 4, 2014, 2:16 am

≫ Next: INOUBLIABLE - Iana Godnia

≪ Previous: Seven from Heaven - Gucci F/W 2014

In what can be described as a masterstroke of casting genius and a firm nod to the recent call for greater diversity in fashion, Balmain unveils a multi-ethnic cast of models for its Fall/Winter 2014 campaign. Creative director and designer Olivier Rousteing and casting director Anita Bitton at the Establishment shine the spotlight on "the beauty of different ethnicities" with an eclectic mishmash of established faces and stunning new modelling talent. Photographer Mario Sorrenti creates pure campaign gold with supermodels Jourdan Dunn and Cara Delevingne headlining a cast of up & coming new faces including IMA favourites Binx Walton and Dominican runway queen turned DJ/skater Ysaunny Brito. Walton and Brito light up the campaign imagery with their drop dead gorgeous looks and trademark tomboy swagger while bolstered by the magnetic presence of it girl Delevingne and industry veteran Dunn. Rounding out the cast are recent Vogue Italia cover girl Issa Lish and Ford Model Management's red hot newcomer Kayla Scott. The element of surprise pays dividends with the inclusion of Mexican/Japanese newbie Lish who was a Saint Laurent exclusive at the Spring/Summer 2014 collections and appears to be Steven Meisel's newest modelling crush. Balmain's Fall/Winter 2014 campaign marks Kayla Scott's modelling debut without having so much as set foot on an international runway. Scott's razor sharp cheek bones, powerful androgyny, and penetrating gaze will no doubt figure just as prominently on Spring/Summer 2015 runways in September. Under the skilful art direction and styling of Katie Grand, the magnetic cast of models lounge luxuriantly in Rosteing's tribal-themed designs, raising the roof for Balmain's decadent Fall/Winter 2014 slumber party fest.

Kayla Scott, Jourdan Dunn, Cara Delevingne, Binx Walton, Ysaunny Brito & Issa Lish
Balmain - F/W 2014
Photographer - Mario Sorrenti
Source - beautyisdiverse.com

Ysaunny Brito, Cara Delevingne, Jourdan Dunn, Binx Walton, Kayla Scott & Issa Lish
Balmain - F/W 2014
Photographer - Mario Sorrenti
Source - beautyisdiverse.com

Binx Walton, Ysaunny Brito & Kayla Scott
Balmain - F/W 2014
Photographer - Mario Sorrenti
Source - beautyisdiverse.com

Issa Lish, Cara Delevingne, Binx Walton, Ysaunny Brito & Kayla Scott
Balmain - F/W 2014
Photographer - Mario Sorrenti
Source - beautyisdiverse.com

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INOUBLIABLE - Iana Godnia

July 4, 2014, 1:48 pm

≫ Next: X Marks the Spot - Vivien Solari

≪ Previous: Raising the Roof - Balmain Babes F/W 2014

Iana Godnia
Agency - Major Models New York
Photographed by Elodie Yelmani & Romain Aissa Dermouche

Inoubliable Model Army: What makes you "Inoubliable" (Unforgettable)?

Iana Godnia: Meeting me and talking to me, if I'm willing to let you get to know me ;-)

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X Marks the Spot - Vivien Solari

July 5, 2014, 12:56 pm

≫ Next: Coffee & Cigarettes - Vogue Italia July 2014

≪ Previous: INOUBLIABLE - Iana Godnia

A key challenge for fashion editors, photographers, and casting directors is the process of identifying the right girls at the prescient time in keeping with a publications aesthetic all the while keeping abreast of current fashion and modelling trends. British Vogue combines all the right elements to assemble a dynamic collective of models for an editorial lensed by Karim Sadli in its July 2014 issue. Industry veteran Vivien Solari returns to the pages of British Vogue accompanied by models of the moment Amanda Murphy and Lexi Boling, and Dutch newcomer Rianne Van Rompaey. "Hit Reset" features the stunning quartet wearing standout pieces from the Fall/Winter 2014 collections of Miu Miu, Céline, Chanel, Valentino, and Bottega Veneta styled by Fashion Editor Francesca Burns. With barely there make-up and lightly tousled hair care of Lucia Pica and Damien Boissinot, the raw natural beauty of the models is the focal point of Sadli's discerning lens. Solari's return to modelling's inner-circle following a 7 year hiatus marks a departure from the fashion industry's youth-oriented beauty aesthetic. At age thirty-three, Solari is clearly in her prime displaying an aspirational beauty and model as muse tendency that appeals to fashion's elite and a wide demographic of consumer. Current Steven Meisel muses, Murphy and Boling bring a modern and compelling take on American beauty to the pages of British Vogue while newbie Von Rompaey holds her own with a delicate peaches and cream complexion offset by a tumble of head-turning auburn red tresses. All eyes will be trained on Von Rompaey at the impending Spring/Summer 2015 collections following her stunning runway debut opening for Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2015 collection.

Vivien Solari
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Rianne Van Rompaey
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Vivien Solari
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Rianne Van Rompaey
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Lexi Boling
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Vivien Solari
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Amanda Murphy
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Lexi Boling
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Vivien Solari
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Rianne Van Rompaey
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Amanda Murphy
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

Vivien Solari
British Vogue - July 2014
Photographer - Karim Sadli
Source - wearesodroee.wordpress.com

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Coffee & Cigarettes - Vogue Italia July 2014

July 12, 2014, 8:30 am

≫ Next: Lost In the Woods - Elisabeth Erm & Kendra Spears

≪ Previous: X Marks the Spot - Vivien Solari

Vogue Italia embraces cafe culture for its July 2014 issue with an A-list cast of female and male modelling talent going tete-a-tete over coffee and cigarettes before Steven Meisel's prying lens. Models of the moment Edie Campbell, Amanda Murphy, Lexi Boling, Julia Nobis, Anna Ewers, Meghan Collison, Mariana Santana, and Vanessa Moody are paired up with R.J. King, David Flinn, Geron McKinley, Dorian Reeves, and Yuri Pleskin for the intensely moody editorial. Stylist Karl Templer goes retro for "Every time we meet you make me feel so incomplete..." decking out the cast of models in 60s Mod-inspired pieces from the collections of Prada, Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, and Valentino amongst others. Hairstylist Guido Palau and make-up artist Pat McGrath complete the picture with slick centre-parted hair, over-sized bangs, frosted lips, and smoky eyes. Standing out amongst such an illustrious cast of models is no easy feat but one which newcomers Mariana Santana, Vanessa Moody, and Anna Ewers handle with aplomb. Indigenous Brasilian beauty Santana sultry dark features and wide-eyed innocence sear through Meisel's lens with a scorching intensity. Vanessa Moody's snap challenging gaze and tempestuous pout bring an element of surprise to the cast with the American making her Vogue Italia debut. Moody is a marked woman having opened for Alexander Wang and Balenciaga at the Fall/Winter 2014 collections, and more recently for Valentino Couture Fall/Winter 2014. Last but by no means least, Brigit Bardot look-a-like Anna Ewers is perfectly cast bringing a kittenish sex appeal and devil-may-care look of indifference that encapsulate the essence of the free-spirited 60s.

Anna Ewers
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Mariana Santana
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Vanessa Moody
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Mariana Santana
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Lexi Boling
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Vanessa Moody
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Meghan Collison
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Edie Campbell, Lexi Boling & Mariana Santana
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Julia Nobis
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Mariana Santana
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Amanda Murphy
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

Anna Ewers
Vogue Italia - July 2014
Photographer - Steven Meisel
Source - tumblr.com/steven-meisel

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Lost In the Woods - Elisabeth Erm & Kendra Spears

July 13, 2014, 9:38 am

≫ Next: Exclusive Interview - Lieke Van Houten

≪ Previous: Coffee & Cigarettes - Vogue Italia July 2014

Estonian top model Elisabeth Erm and All-American sweetheart Kendra Spears get lost in the woods for Vogue China's August 2014 issue. Photographer Emma Summerton juxtaposes the extreme beauty of Erm and Spears with the austere wood surrounds. Erm's air of serene detachment and Spears' smouldering sensuality work perfectly in contrast as the pair pose perched atop boulders and while communing with nature. The Fall/Winter 2014 fashions of Marc Jacobs, Prada, Saint Laurent, Etro, and Valentino figure prominently bringing a touch of colour and drama to the tranquil setting courtesy of stylist Elin Svahn. 2014 has been a big year for both models with Erm consolidating her status as one of the most consistently sought after new faces both on and off the runway. At the Fall/Winter 2014 collections Erm blazed a lightning trail through a mammoth 60 show bookings. Erm's editorial presence continues build with key slots for Italian Flair, Self Service, Exit, and the Russian, Taiwanese, Japanese, Brasilian, and German editions of Vogue. Twenty-five year old Spears' may have paired back her runway resumé but print exposure in publications including Allure, Vogue Thailand, Tatler, S Moda, Spanish Vogue, and blue chip campaigns for Etro, Escada Fragrance, and Tod's ensure she maintains industry relevance.

Elisabeth Erm

Chinese Vogue - August 2014

Photographer - Emma Summerton

Source - thefashionspot.com

Kendra Spears
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

Kendra Spears & Elisabeth Erm
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

Elisabeth Erm
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

Kendra Spears
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

Elisabeth Erm
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

Kendra Spears & Elisabeth Erm
Chinese Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Emma Summerton
Source - thefashionspot.com

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Exclusive Interview - Lieke Van Houten

July 16, 2014, 12:35 pm

≫ Next: Street Chic - Carolyn Murphy

≪ Previous: Lost In the Woods - Elisabeth Erm & Kendra Spears

The Dutch modelling insurgence continues with the arrival of Westervoort native Lieke Van Houten on the international modelling stage. Discovered via the Elite Model Look competition in 2011, Van Houten took out the Dutch title before placing amongst the top 15 finalists at the international finals in Shanghai. Signed by mother agency Micha Models in Holland, Van Houten has wasted little time in making an indelible impact locally with editorial appearances for the Dutch editions of Vogue, Elle, and Glamour. Modelling full-time since completing her higher school education, Van Houten debuted on the international market via a pivotal key spot in Prada's Spring/Summer 2014 campaign lensed by Steven Meisel. Amidst an impressive cast of established and new faces, Van Houten's intense gaze and powerful presence ensured she stood out from the model pack. Buoyed by that momentous Prada campaign berth, Van Houten's continued to galvanise industry attention at the Fall/Winter 2014 collections in Milan and Paris, walking for Dsquared2, Marni, Dolce & Gabbana, Jacquemus, and Chloé.

Van Houten's rich chestnut brown hair, peaches and cream complexion, and sparkling blue eyes turned heads recently during her first working stint in New York this past Spring. Editorial bookings for Contributor and the Last Magazine, and test shoots with Mark Luckasavage, Billy Rood, and Scott MacDonough hint at Van Houten's promising future. When IMA met Van Houten in New York at the castings for Chloé Resort held by Elodie Yelmani Casting, the seventeen year old was a beguiling concoction of girlish charm mixed with a sophistication beyond her years. Van Houten's slender 177 cm frame, Lolitaesque pout, and feline-like eyes cut a fine figure as she glided across the room while demonstrating her runway swagger. IMA got up-close-and-personal with Van Houten following the castings to chat about her stellar debut at the Fall/Winter 2014 collections, shooting with Steven Meisel for Prada, and her love of family and her model mom.

Lieke Van Houten
Photographer - Paul Morel
Source - thefashionspot.com

Inoubliable Model Army (IMA): Hi Lieke, thank you for chatting with IMA! You were one of the newcomers that IMA had its eye on throughout the Fall/Winter 2014 season. What were your expectations heading into your international runway debut and how did it feel to be amongst all the action in Milan and Paris?

Lieke Van Houten (LVH): I had none, I was hoping for some good shows because I was starting with a Prada campaign in my pocket. Still I didn't want to have expectations because I didn't want to be disappointed later. I'm thankful for everything I did this season.

IMA: You've experienced a meteoric rise in the relatively short time you've been modelling! Would you mind sharing your backstory with IMA?

LVH: Well, a friend of mine signed me up for the Elite Model Look 2011. Against my expectations, I won and went to China for the International Finals. I got into the Top 15 which was my goal so I returned to the Netherlands with a good feeling of achievement. Elite Worldwide signed me shortly after and I started with small jobs in the Netherlands and some visits to Paris. I finished my school a year ago and am now modelling full-time which I am loving.

IMA: Whereabouts in Holland do you hail from, tell us about your childhood, and did you have an interest in modelling growing up?

LVH: I live in Westervoort which is close to Germany and near by a bigger city called Arnhem. It's not big but it's fine. I like it up there, everybody I love is close to me. My parents are both Dutch so I'm 100% Dutch and as they say in the Netherlands, '100% kaaskop' haha! I'm 17 years old now. Modelling was never a dream if mine, it came to me when my friend signed me up for EML and that's how I came into the business.

Chloé - F/W 2014

Photographer - Marcos Tondo

Source - style.com

Marni - F/W 2014
Photographer - Yannis Vlamos
Source - style.com

Dolce & Gabbana - F/W 2014

Photographer - Kim Weston Arnold

Source - style.com

IMA: IMA has kept you on its radar since you placed in the Top 15 at the EML 2011 and was blown away when you surfaced in Prada's Spring/Summer 2014 campaign. How did the Prada booking come about and were you initially petrified at the thought of shooting with Steven Meisel on your first major modelling gig?
LVH: I decided to visit my agency in Amsterdam, Micha Models, and during the first few days Micha was sending my pictures around to clients. Ashley Brokaw was excited from the beginning and booked me for the Prada campaign. So after only a week with Micha, I had my first big job. I was really thankful to work with Steven Meisel but I'll admit I was a little bit shell-shocked as this was one of my first major jobs.

IMA: The Prada S/S 2014 campaign featured an extensive cast of newcomers. Did you get the opportunity to bond with the other models on set?
LVH: Yes, I got to know a lot of the girls, some are big and some like myself were new. During Fashion Week I saw a lot of the Prada girls so it's funny how everybody gets to the same place as you.

IMA: Your Fall/Winter 2014 show list included some major moments including turns on the runway at Chloé, Marni, Dolce & Gabbana, Dsquared2, and Jacquemus. Were there any Fall/Winter 2014 memories that you will cherish forever?
LVH: I was thankful for all of them but there was one moment I will cherish always. I was with Maartje Verhoef backstage and she got interviewed but we were laughing at each other so bad that we ruined the entire interview. We don't want to see the interview because it's gonna be sooo bad hahaha! But we had so much fun ;-)

IMA: The Dutch modelling insurgence continues with yourself, Maartje Verhoef, Julie Hoomans, Julia Bergshoeff, Annemijn Dijs, Irene Hiemstra, and Imaan Hammam emerging as the next generation of modelling superstars. What do you feel is special or unique about Dutch girls which is contributing to the industry's on-going fascination with all things Dutch?
LVH: Dutchies are really laid-back and polite. I think that's why people like us so much, we're most of the time really nice and not that shy, but polite at the same time. So you'll always have fun with a Dutchie on your set!

Dutch Glamour - May 2014
Photographer - Paul Bellaart
Source - thefashionspot.com

Dutch Vogue - April 2014
Photographer - Marc de Groot
Source - thefashionspot.com

Dutch Glamour - August 2014

Photographer - Paul Bellaart

Source - thefashionspot.com

IMA: This year alone you have appeared in editorials for Contributor, the Last Magazine and the Dutch editions of Vogue, Elle, and Glamour. What do you enjoy most about the print component of modelling?
LVH: I like to shoot editorials, they're always different. None is the same and it's really artistic.When you do a commercial job it's most of the time the same team, same story, same drill, it's also enjoyable but the fun part about doing an editorial is that it's never the same. It's sometimes extremely outside of the box and that also makes it so much fun to be a part of the creative process.

IMA: Let's talk about the importance of sound management. You are represented by a formidable team of agents including your mother agency Micha Models, Elite Paris, and the Society NY. What do you value most about your professional and personal relationship with your mother agent Micha Emmering Krijger and the team at Micha Models?
LVH: What I love most about Micha is that she's a mommy. She's really a model mom. All you have to do is call her and she'll do everything for you, when you have a problem, when you're sad, when you're doing something big, she's always there. When I'm in a city she loves to come over and visit her girls just to check if they're happy. For me Micha is the best model mom you can have!

IMA: You recently embarked on your first work trip to New York where you will be based for a while. Are you excited about the prospect of living in New York and what do you hope to achieve while there?
LVH: I hope to do a lot of editorials and fun jobs, to meet wonderful people and to hang out and get to know more models.

Dutch Elle - June 2014
Photographer - Wendelien Daan
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The Last Magazine - S/S 2014

Photographer - Thomas Giddings

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Contributor - S/S 2014
Photographer - Lara Verheijden
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IMA: What inspires you in life and what have been the most valuable lessons that you have gained as a result of your modelling experiences?
LVH: That family is the most valuable thing in the world. They're always there, always proud and supportive. So when I'm sad they're there and when I'm happy likewise. I've learnt how important family is and how much I need them in my 'happy life'.

IMA: Models nowadays rely heavily on social media to raise their public profile and fan base. Are you active on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram etc, and do you feel empowered by the fact that models are encouraged to take a more active role in charting the course of their careers?
LVH: Yes I am on social media, and I can feel how much people are following you once you get to do bigger jobs. After Prada, I had so many more followers on Instagram and had girls telling me they're looking up to me. But for me it's still weird to read that. I feel like any other normal human being and not like a 'big model'. I know a lot of casting directors and clients keep an eye on social media so for sure it can do something for your career!

IMA: IMA absolutely adored the pink and cream coat that you wore at Chloé. Were there any outfits that you wore this season that you would love to add to your wardrobe and how would you describe your street style?
LVH: Yes, my Chloé coat and my Dolce & Gabbana dress, just because it's so Dolce and that's what I like about it. I felt like a princess for a minute.

IMA: What makes you "Inoubliable" (Unforgettable)?
LVH: Just the person that I am, laid-back and true to myself.

Lieke Van Houten
Photographed by Elodie Yelmani & Romain Aissa Dermouche
Image is property of Inoubliable Model Army

Dutch Vogue - March 2014

Photographer - Erwin Olaf

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Lieke Van Houten & Viktor Van Pelt

Prada - F/W 2014

Photographer - Steven Meisel

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Special thanks to Micha Emmering Krijger at Micha Models and to Julie Murat at Elite Paris. For more information on Micha Models and Elite Paris, please log onto www.michamodels.com and www.elitemodel.fr

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Street Chic - Carolyn Murphy

July 23, 2014, 10:42 am

≫ Next: Twice As Nice - Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry

≪ Previous: Exclusive Interview - Lieke Van Houten

Supermodel Carolyn Murphy returns to the pages of Paris Vogue posing for Patrick Demarchelier for the style bible's August 2014 issue. The stunning veteran model poses for Demarchelier styled to the hilt by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele in a mish-mash of street chic looks paired with luxuriant fur pieces. Demarchelier captures the classic and timeless blonde hair blue eyed beauty as she strikes a series of energetic poses while wearing Fall/Winter 2014 looks by Moschino, Emilio Pucci, Kenzo, Balmain, and Anthony Vaccarello. Murphy shows no signs of slowing down as she approaches her forties, having appeared in Fall/Winter 2014 campaigns for Max Mara and Moschino, in addition to editorials for British Harper's Bazaar and Vamp. Murphy's enduring appeal is no more apparent than in her long-standing association with Estée Lauder cosmetics. Murphy signed on as a spokesperson for the cosmetics giant in 2001 and continues to bring her trademark elegance and radiant glow to the campaign's imagery today. Proving that versatility is the key to longevity in the fickle world of modelling, Murphy traverses the world's high fashion and commercial modelling appearing within the pages of American Vogue, i-D, Numéro, and Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue.

Carolyn Murphy
Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Patrick Demarchelier
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Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Patrick Demarchelier
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Twice As Nice - Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry

July 23, 2014, 1:03 pm

≫ Next: Chasing Pavements - Magda Laguinge

≪ Previous: Street Chic - Carolyn Murphy

V Magazine's Fall/Winter 2014 issue proves to be a flesh fest of epic proportions (46 pages to be exact) with four of IMG Model Management's most in demand female stars disrobing while paired with four very chipper lads. Top models Joan Smalls, Emily Didonato, Amanda Murphy, and Bridget Malcolm prove that "less is (in this case) more" posing alongside male models of the moment Sean O'Pry, Clark Bockelman, Matthew Terry, and Aurelien Muller. Sparks fly as photographer Mario Testino captures the the onscreen chemistry between the models as they pose languidly side-by-side. Fashion Editor Sarajane Hoare understands the thrill of the slow reveal decking out the models in swimwear, Calvin's, long johns, and oversized coats from the Fall/Winter 2014 collections of Jil Sander, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Dolce & Gabbana. Supernova Joan Smalls brings her trademark Puerto Rican sizzle to the fore while Sports Illustrated Swimsuit regular Emily Didonato continues her high fashion crossover from modelling's commercial realm. Steven Meisel favourite Amanda Murphy and Calvin Klein's newest Obsession Clark Bockelman prove that opposites attract and Australian Bridget Malcolm makes the leap to modelling's major league with her surprise inclusion amongst a stellar cast.

Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry

V Magazine - Issue 90

Photographer - Mario Testino

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Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Joan Smalls & Aurelien Muller
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Bridget Malcolm & Matthew Terry
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Joan Smalls & Aurelien Muller
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Clark Bockelman & Amanda Murphy
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Aurelien Muller & Joan Smalls
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Bridget Malcolm & Matthew Terry
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Amanda Murphy & Clark Bockelman
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Joan Smalls & Aurelien Muller
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Clark Bockelman & Amanda Murphy
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Joan Smalls & Aurelien Muller
V Magazine - Issue 90
Photographer - Mario Testino
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Chasing Pavements - Magda Laguinge

July 24, 2014, 7:30 am

≫ Next: Morroccan Dream - Imaan Hammam

≪ Previous: Twice As Nice - Emily Didonato & Sean O'Pry

Next Model Management's Magda Laguinge pounds the pavements of New York City in an editorial lensed by David Bellemere for American Elle. The Argentinian's brooding exotic beauty is captured in full flight as she poses next to a construction site, amidst scaffolding, and while exploring the city's environs. Laguinge stops traffic in the Fall/Winter 2014 season's statement pieces by Luis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, Prada, Saint Laurent, Hermés, and Lanvin selected by stylist Samira Nasr. The heavy browed Argentinian was scouted at age thirteen on the beaches of Buenos Aires but did not start modelling until completing her higher school education in 2010. Laguinge's off-kilter beauty, lithe 178 cm frame, and stunning versatility have graced the pages of V, Wonderland, Love, Dazed & Confused, CR Fashion Book, i-D, and the British, Australian, Chinese, Russian, and Italian editions of Vogue. Since her debut at the Fall/Winter 2011 collections, Laguinge has been a permanent runway fixture appearing most recently at Dior and Chanel Cruise 2015 and opening for Chanel at the Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014 collections.

Magda Laguinge
American Elle - August 2014
Photographer - David Bellemere
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American Elle - August 2014
Photographer - David Bellemere
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Morroccan Dream - Imaan Hammam

July 26, 2014, 12:08 am

≫ Next: Power Play - Supermodel Icons

≪ Previous: Chasing Pavements - Magda Laguinge

With a succession of editorial bookings for Vogue Italia, American Vogue, Paris Vogue, Love, and i-D, Imaan Hammam is the new kid on the block at the top of every credible casting director's hit list. The mixed Moroccan Egyptian beauty galvanised industry attention when she was selected by designer Riccardo Tisci to open Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2014 show. With her rich caramel skin tone, almond shaped brown eyes, tempestuous pout, and spectacular 179 cm frame, Hammam possesses the complete package that appeals to beauty clients, high fashion denizens, and commercial clients in the ilk of Victoria's Secret. When IMA met Hammam recently at the castings for Chloé Resort 2015 in New York, the seventeen year old's youthful enthusiasm, natural charm, and playful spirit were impossible to resist. This month Hammam adds photographer Lachlan Bailey to an impressive list of industry heavyweights she has collaborated with this year including Steven Meisel, Terry Richardson, Craig McDean, Karim Sadli, Mikael Jansson, Angelo Pennetta, and Phil Poynter. Bailey captures Hammam's intoxicating exotic beauty for "Opium du Style" in Paris Vogue's August 2014 issue. Hammam smoulders while showcasing a treasure trove of opulent bracelets, necklaces, and earrings inspired by the Orient and styled by Géraldine Saglio.

Imaan Hammam
Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Lachlan Bailey
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Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Lachlan Bailey
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Power Play - Supermodel Icons

July 26, 2014, 2:24 am

≫ Next: Ladies In Waiting - Fei Fei Sun & Grace Mahary

≪ Previous: Morroccan Dream - Imaan Hammam

Vogue Japan hits the ball out of the park in the Supermodel stakes with a riveting September 2014 cover and editorial featuring fifteen modelling icons. Amongst the stellar cast captured by Luigi and Iango are Linda Evangelista, Stephanie Seymour, Nadja Auermann, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Eva Herzigova, Carolyn Murphy, Maggie Rizer, Guinevere Van Seenus, Karen Elson, Maria Carla Boscono, Malgosia Bela, Natasha Poly, Saskia de Brauw, and Tao Okamoto. Three generations of top models are paid tribute to from the original early 90's Supers to the character models of the new millennium, and today's current crop of rising stars. In a master stroke of casting genius, casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro's inclusion of Maggie Rizer, Nadja Auermann, and Tao Okamoto provides the crucial element of surprise amongst the line-up of usual suspects. Teutonic platinum blonde Nadja Auermann displays the powerful dynamism which propelled her into the spotlight throughout the 90s while red headed Maggie Rizer continues to stage an impressive comeback following her return to the runway at Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter 2014 and Cruise 2015 shows. Home grown talent, Tao Okamoto puts her acting talent to use staging on a theatrical display of modelling prowess before Luigo and Iango's lens. Last but by no means least, modelling legends Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, and Stephanie Seymour turn back time showcasing the breathtaking beauty, individualism, and presence which would set the bar for all their successors.

Nadja Auermann & Claudia Schiffer
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Claudia Schiffer
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Naomi Campbell
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Linda Evangelista
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Nadja Auermann
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Stephanie Seymour
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Maria Carla Boscono
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Maggie Rizer
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Carolyn Murphy
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Malgosia Bela
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Eva Herzigova
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Guinevere Van Seenus
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Natasha Poly
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Tao Okamoto
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Saskia de Brauw
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Karen Elson
Vogue Japan - September 2014
Photographer - Luigi & Iango
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Ladies In Waiting - Fei Fei Sun & Grace Mahary

July 28, 2014, 10:45 pm

≫ Next: Break Away - Kat Hessen

≪ Previous: Power Play - Supermodel Icons

W Magazine embraces diversity for its August 2014 issue with a stellar cast selection in "Banal Plus". Photographer Craig McDean trains his lens on the models of the moment Amanda Murphy, Grace Mahary, Fei Fei Sun, Manuela Frey, Katlin Aas, Aymeline Valade, and Daiane Conterato. The eclectic cast of in demand catwalkers don bowl cut wigs and Fall/Winter 2014 designs with an emphasis on functionality selected by fashion and style director Edward Enninful. The ubiquitous Amanda Murphy adds W Magazine to her extensive list of recent editorial bookings. The twenty-seven year old IMG repped beauty appears this month on the covers of V, French Numéro, and Vogue Italia. China's Fei Fei Sun and Eritrean Canadian newcomer Grace Mahary also nab their fair share of industry attention via editorial turns for American Vogue and campaign slots for Dolce & Gabbana Skincare and Dior while Swiss Elite Model Look 2012 winner Manuela Frey makes the leap from runway to modleling's major league via editorial turns for i-D, Interview, and Vogue Italia. Rounding out the cast are Estonian Katlin Aas, Frenchie Aymeline Valade, and Brasilian all-rounder Daiane Conterato signalling a shift in the modelling paradigm towards a level playing field with personality and individuality scoring major points with casting directors, photographers and designers alike.

Fei Fei Sun & Grace Mahary
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Amanda Murphy
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Katlin Aas & Daiane Conterato
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Grace Mahary & Manuela Frey
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Fei Fei Sun
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Aymeline Valade & Grace Mahary
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Katlin Aas & Daiane Conterato
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Aymeline Valade & Amanda Murphy
W Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Craig McDean
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Break Away - Kat Hessen

July 29, 2014, 12:34 am

≫ Next: Golden Girl - Anna Ewers

≪ Previous: Ladies In Waiting - Fei Fei Sun & Grace Mahary

The coolest cats in modelling are corralled by casting director Michelle Lee and photographer Gregory Harris for a seaside sojourn in Interview's August 2014 edition. Amongst the eclectic cast of newcomers are comeback kid Kat Hessen, red hot American Kayla Scott, Brasilian cutie Waleska Gorczevski, Germany's Josephine Van Delden, red headed Dutchie Rianne Van Rompaey, America's Next Top Model Cycle 16 winner Brittani Kline, and Swiss veteran Ronja Furrer. "Beachin" features the seven most wanted newbies in non-gender specific tailored jackets, trench coats, and pants styled by Elin Svahn and transported from the sidewalks of New York to the beach clubs of Nassau County. Perhaps the most gratifying aspects of IMA's access to the models is being privy to their unique and individual stories. Case in point, Norwegian beauty Kat Hessen who returned to modelling this year following a 12 month study break and is now more in demand than ever with Fall/Winter 2014 runway appearances at Chloé, Dior, Christopher Kane, and Haider Ackerman, and a Fall/Winter 2014 campaign slot for Alexander Wang. Red hot androgynous African American Kayla Scott is the newcomer to look out for heading into the Spring/Summer 2015 season based on her riveting Fall/Winter 2014 campaign berth for Balmain captured by Mario Sorrenti and editorial gigs for Love Magazine. All-American Brittani Kline leaves behind her America's Next Top Model moniker courtesy of her turn on the runway at Balenciaga Resort 2015 while Swiss veteran Ronja Furrer who has been modelling since 2006 finally hit pay dirt at the Fall/Winter 2014 collections amassing a staggering 47 show bookings and an ensuing deluge of interest from clients including Vogue Italia, W, and Interview.

Kat Hessen
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Kayla Scott
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Brittani Kline
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Waleska Gorczevski
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Rianne Van Rompaey
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Josephine Van Delden
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Ronja Furrer
Interview Magazine - August 2014
Photographer - Gregory Harris
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Golden Girl - Anna Ewers

August 4, 2014, 6:36 am

≫ Next: Groove is in the Heart - Mica Arganaraz

≪ Previous: Break Away - Kat Hessen

With her spectacular August 2014 Paris Vogue cover debut, twenty-one year old German newcomer Anna Ewers stamps her place as one of the few true supermodel contenders amongst the current generation of runway stars. Ewers sheds all inhibitions for the colour saturated Mert & Marcus lensed editorial and cover appearing topless and in bathing suits, faux fur coats, and Fall/Winter 2014 fashions by Miu Miu, Saint Laurent, Chanel, Versace, Emporio Armani, and Yohji Yamamoto styled by Editor-in-Chief Emmanuelle Alt. Photographed along the searing California coastline and sand dunes, Ewers is given a high voltage glamazon look courtesy of bleached eyebrows, bold lips, glistening skin, and fly-away hair courtesy of make-up artist Yadim and hairstylist Shay Ashual. Since her debut at the Paris Fall/Winter 2013 collections, Ewers has racked up an impressive list of high profile bookings including multiple campaign slots for Alexander Wang, Prada, Versace, and B Balenciaga Fragrance. Ewers' has not made a single misstep while amassing impeccable list of editorial bookings over the past 12 months including CR Fashion Book, Love, W, Interview, Self Service, Purple, i-D, and the American, British, French and Italian editions of Vogue. IMA met and photographed Ewers on the streets of New York during the Spring/Summer 2014 season while en route to castings. Like her supermodel predecessor Claudia Schiffer to whom is often compared, Ewers is a blank canvas and displays an remarkable versatility which has captured the imagination and devotion of the industry's elite.

Anna Ewers
Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
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Paris Vogue - August 2014
Photographer - Mert & Marcus
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