[ladyle]

like i said, if you've seen sin city, you've seen her. and/or if y7ou've ever been to bennihana's...her dad owns that place.

[goodbreakingbad]

^Remember, I've only seen the Bruce Willis/Jessica Alba parts in Sin City, even though I do own the DVD. And no, I've never been there.



^I love that shot of Mischa. She's just so fierce!

[ladyle]

i know you told me that...it slipped my mind. aww, that's a great shot of mischa!! she works good in NYC backgrounds.

and, some old shots of kate moss:



i always did love her street style.

[ChrisM]

she does have a great style! Love that red dress. And I adore that she's like what? 5'7'' right? I'm not even that but still, nice to see some shorter ones getting some

[ladyle]

i actually like the black sweatshirt with jeans...

[ChrisM]

I really like that too, though Im liking all of em

[ladyle]

ahh, to not be broke.

and, one more!!

[ChrisM]

I know it would make life so much easier

and I love that one with her boots

[ladyle]

it really would.

and first round of pictures, it's naomi & shalolm with marc jacobs in the NARS lookbook.

[goodbreakingbad]

Originally Posted by ladyle (View Post) i know you told me that...it slipped my mind. aww, that's a great shot of mischa!! she works good in NYC backgrounds.

Shame on you!

Doesn't she?

Originally Posted by ladyle (View Post) i actually like the black sweatshirt with jeans...

I was going to say, that's also my favorite pic of Kate you posted. Love it!

Oooh, I love that last shot you just posted, Leah. Very nice.

[ChrisM]

that last pic is stunning!! oh marc jacobs!

[ladyle]

i know...he's so funny.

and, our first piece of model news!!

A 5'10", 120-pound model is claming she was canned by Ralph Lauren because she was deemed too large. "They said I couldn't fit in their clothes anymore," Filippa Hamilton, a size 4, said on the Today show Wednesday. Hamilton - a 23-year-old Swedish-French model who worked for the company for eight years - said a letter was sent to her agent in April. It read: "We're terminating your services because you don't fit into the sample clothes that you need to wear." A Ralph Lauren spokesperson denies Hamilton was axed over her weight, insisting that her termination "was a result of her inability to meet the obligations under her contract with us." See healthy ways celebs stay fit But Hamilton said, "I did everything that I could. I was very loyal to them. I was on time every time." Hamilton said on the Today show that she had no intention of going public with her complaint until she discovered a Photoshopped image of her in a mall in Japan. The shot appeared on the Internet site BoingBoing.com. The image, which featured the Ralph Lauren logo, showed an emaciated woman whose head was bigger than her hips. See inspirting photos of real people who lost weight in a healthy way "They Photoshopped her in a way that for me is grotesque and makes her look like a cartoon," Geoffrey Menin, Hamilton's attorney, told NBC News. "The trouble is that it's damaging to her. Who wants to hire somebody that looks like that?" See photos of models who embrace changes in their bodies Ralph Lauren removed the ad and legally moved to demand that the images be taken off the Web, according to the Today show. In a statement, the company said: "We have learned that we are responsible for the poor imaging and retouching that resulted in a very distorted image of a woman's body." Still, Hamilton said the distorted image drove her to speak out. "It's not a good example when you see this picture, every young woman is going to look at it and think that it is normal to look like that. It's not," she said on the Today show. "I saw my face on this super-extremely skinny girl, which is not me. It makes me sad. It makes me think that Ralph Lauren wants to have this kind of image. It's an American brand ... and it's not healthy, and it's not right."

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[varjak-golightly]

Oh dear, more.

May I please be added?

[ladyle]

nikki, definitely!!

and i was watching E! & AH today all about that!! and she's right, it's the industry.

[goodbreakingbad]

Awww, that's so sad! Unfortunately, that does end up happening more often than not, especially in the modeling industry.