Adding another campaign notch to her belt is Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who is the spring/summer 2010 face of Thomas Wylde... and she is certainly getting "Wylde" in this shoot. The Victoria's Secret Angel shows off her edgy side in these mostly black, white and neutral shots for the punk-inspired label. Photographed by Rankin in Los Angeles, some of the pics feature Rosie topless, posing in little more than tough-edged jewellery and black clutch bags.
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For a mag that rarely features models on its covers anymore, Gisele Bündchen has scored a major triumph by landing the April 2010 cover of American Vogue. The Brazilian supermodel appears in the annual "Shape" issue to talk about life as a new mum. She also shows off her adorable new son, Benjamin, officially for the first time.
"It was the most amazing experience of my life, feeling him come through my body. And once he was born, I never felt so empowered as looking at him and thinking, Oh, my God, we did it together!" she reveals. "I wanted him to be called River because I wanted something always flowing, immortal. My husband said, 'There's no way we're going to call him River."
Following her support of Naomi Campbell's Fashion for Relief fashion show, Kate Moss is now getting behind another worthy cause.
The supermodel has teamed up with William Tempest for Sport Relief - a charity to help save children from Malaria. Tempest has designed a dress made from recycled mosquito nets which has been modelled by Moss, and will be auctioned off. The message they're trying to send is that just a £5 donation will buy a malaria net to protect those at risk from the disease.
"I was shocked to hear that one child dies from malaria every 30 seconds," Moss said. "The dress incorporates recycled malaria nets and is absolutely gorgeous, I loved wearing it and it's a great way to raise awareness."
For more information visit: http://www.sportrelief.com
In her quest to become the next Nigella Lawson (okay, maybe that's exaggerating it a bit) Sophie Dahl's new cooking show is set to hit our screens on BBC Two.
The former plus-size model's show, The Delicious Miss Dahl, is a six-part series that includes some of her favourite recipes. In the first episode, the newly-married Dahl reveals that she loves cooking on a a purely "selfish" day. Her indulgences include peanut butter fudge, which she whips up for the camera. She also shows us how to create her version of an an "Arnold Bennett" omelette, and a bruschetta with a tower of buffalo mozzarella, which she admits she "sort of fantasizes about."
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Look who we spied on the catwalk at Hermès? Yep, it's our own flame-haired Lily Cole dressed head-to-toe in black leather, bowler hat, handbag and umbrella. Resembling the character of Emma Peel from The Avengers, Lily opened and closed the show that was created by Jean-Paul Gaultier.
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Spotted in Paris this week was Kate Moss. Looking very French chic in a striped sweater, black scarf, sunglasses, a red cropped jacket and capri-style jeans. The supermodel looked rather happy, and why wouldn't you be with yet another Vogue UK cover under your belt. She has landed the April cover in a $15,000 Prada chandelier, marking her 29th for British glossy.
Elle's bells - look who has hit the catwalk in Paris! Marc Jacobs rounded up the swimsuit girls, including Elle Macpherson for his A/W 2010 show for Louis Vuitton. The 46-year-old Aussie supermodel was a surprise addition to the line-up who, along with Laetitia Casta and Lara Stone, were applauded for giving us some womanly shape on the runway. Models aside, Jacobs took a few cues from the popularity of Mad Men, presenting Fifties tweed and wool skirt suits which nipped in at the waist and blossomed out at the skirt. The iconic Vuitton Speedy bag, originally called the Express, was also given a revival. Click through to see more...
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