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Spread Um: Lara Stone in i-D, November 2008
Lara Stone in the November issue of i-D, shot by Alasdair McLellan, featuring the late Randy Johnston
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R.I.P: Randy Johnston


October 11th was a tragic day for Ford Models and the family and friends of Randy Johnston. The 20 year old model passed away on Saturday of unknown causes. The half German, half English model was discovered by Ford Models through a mailed in photograph. Johnston was the featured model of the 2007 Dior Homme campaign and will appear in November’s i-D Magazine with Lara Stone. Ford Models had this to say about their recent loss:
“Randy Johnston, a beautiful, sweet, and loving young man. There are no words to express how much he will be missed.”
To view the tribute to Randy Johnston, please visit Ford Models.
Thanks Models.com, NY Mag and Sbastien’s World!
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Agyness Deyn for i-D Magazine
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Agyness Overload?
i-D’s May issue will feature not one, not two, not thirty (oh, to high) but FIVE Agyness Deyn covers!!! It may be a bit of Agyness Overload, which means any day now, remaining true to its cannibalistic nature, the media that has so kindly raised her to the status of “IT Girl” will ceremoniously break her down and leave her rotting size zero carcass on the side of some runway in Milan. Hell, if we did it to Britney and Kate Moss we’ll do it to this new face in a heartbeat.
The addition features editorials lensed by Terry Richardson (whose article in the recent issue of GQ is by far the best thing that magazine has produced in five years) and Nick Knight, in addition Deyn pens a few notes down with an essay on Vivienne Westwood. Plus, her mom and boyfriend, [insert forgettable guitarist here], get in on the Aggy gravy train by writing a few pieces on the model.
Can’t wait to ignore this issue of i-D as I pick up an issue of Us Weekly? Oh no, it’s started….
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