Photos: Josh Wong Photography

Creole for “my home,” LakayPAM was founded in 2006 by Cedrick Roche, his wife Carolina Bittencourt and Mathias Youbi to help provide poor children with food, shelter, medical care, education and other basic needs.  Interacting with the Haitian kids, however, one would scarcely know they face such adversity on a daily basis.

“It was almost as if they didn’t know something happened,” Coco said. “They’ve gone through so much that it gave the entire experience a real hope. Even when we had the cameras. The adults did not want cameras in their faces – I could understand that — in the beginning, when there was so much, they thought ‘We’re going to be saved!’ And nothing happened.  When we came with our cameras, they did not want that. But the kids were like, ‘Yeah! Let’s do it! I’m a model!’ There were at least three or four kids I wanted to take home with me. I’ll be the new Angelina!”

Check out the film below:

For all involved, the time spent in Haiti clearly made a lasting impression — both Coco and James and Cedrick and Carolina plan on visiting later this month, while after the film screening I couldn’t help but notice Behati overcome with tears. Her photos were a testament to the spirit of the trip and displayed that the model is just as proficient behind the camera as she is in front of it. While this was her first exhibit – a major accomplishment she ranks alongside strolling the VS runway – photography is something she will do long after she hangs up her wings.

Letters to Haiti was an incredibly moving event that at least inspired one young super in the audience. Karlie Kloss couldn’t wait to get involved, but Haiti will have to wait till at least the New Year – first she has to head back to St. Louis for the holidays.

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I’m not quite sure if any of these girls could lip sync for their lives in front of a Ms. RuPaul but they damn sure look sexy trying. Check out the vid below & make sure you tune in tomorrow night to see the actual “secret” fashion show.

Victoria’s Secret model Behati Prinsloo is designing her own swimwear line for the brand, called Behati Loves PINK.

LINK LOVE: Racked

Miranda Kerr lands the cover, while the other Vicky’s Secret girls look naughty and nice inside.

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Models include: Alessandra Ambrosio, Izabel Goulart, Doutzen Kroes, Erin Heatherton, Lily Aldridge, Shannan Click, Marina Linchuk, Candice Swanepoel, Selita Ebanks, Rosie Huntington Whitely, Caroline Trentini, Elise Taylor, Behati Prinsloo, and Abbey Lee Kershaw.

LINK LOVE: Egotastic

Behati Prinsloo goes for the thigh high boot trend (that I absolutely love for fall) in the October issue of Flair Magazine.  Matthaias Vriens-McGrath shot this “Santa Monica, CA” spread, but I really want to give props to the stylist, Sally Lyndley, because the wardrobe in this spread is absolutely amazing.

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LINK LOVE: Fashionising

This spread gives you a good look at the Prada over the knee wellies (out of the water!) and plenty of other thigh high boots – pretty unexpected on the beach. The tousled hair and bulky sweaters are more fitting, especially on breezy beach nights, my personal favorite time to visit. This laid back spread was shot by Matthias Vriens-McGrath.

GALLERY: Santa Monica on Cult

SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rogue

Cover Models include Alana Zimmer, Alla Kostromicheva, Behati Prinsloo, Christina Kruse, Daiane Conterato, Darya Kurovska, Georgina Stojiljkovic, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Hannelore Knuts, Iris Strubegger, Isabeli Fontana, Meghan Collison, Mina Cvetkovic, Natasa Vojnovic, Ranya Mordanova, Rose Cordero, Suvi Koponen, Valentina Zelyaeva, and Yulia Kharlapanova.
Photography by Paul Rowland

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This tribal-like shoot is awesome. The jewelry (Louis Vuitton) is gorgeous, and perfectly balanced by the non-overbearing makeup.  Prinsloo looks flawless throughout the entire spread.

SOURCE: Supreme Management

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: Behati Prinsloo