Inspired by a number of Kate’s tattoos, the collection features a diamond anchor necklace along with 22 other cute, kitschy pieces including hearts, crescent moons, and stars made from gold and precious stones. The line launches October 1st and will be sold exclusively in France, on Fred’s e-boutique and at the in store Fred shop at Harrod’s.

I listened to “Watch the Throne” last night, and have to say it’s a great record. What have I learned from what I’ve heard? You have to work in the fashion industry to understand anything they’re saying. Examples, from “Otis” alone:

“New watch alert, Hublot’s”

“Couture level flow, it’s never going on sale”

“Luxury rap, the Hermes of verses”

Okay, I guess those lyrics are pretty pedestrian, but still, makes us feel special fellas. What do you think of their first music video?

Check out the video and the rest of what Ford’s top blogger had to say about his exclusive interview special!

“More than anything I wanted to invite Crystal to make use of the Ford Models Blog as a platform to speak truth to a public eager for answers. For some a thinner Crystal Renn has meant betrayal of the very foundations upon which she built her career as the most famous plus model in the world.”- Damien Neva

Always and amazingly updating on one of the most competitive industries new faces to exclusive one on one interviews the Ford models blog is where to go to get the real scoop in this model-crazed world!

Crystal Renn Interview Special

Obviously less is more…. I have to say this Sisley collection is definitely rocking Alice + Olivia’s  line as my favorite Spring 2011 collection by a couple more points in my book, thoughts?

“According to her lawyer, filming begins this week and will continue through Fashion Week, which means Jessica should be sitting front row at a bevy of shows. Her show will reportedly revolve around her life and her friends, which means a fair amount of fashion moments, photoshoots, and party scenes.”- Modelinia

Here’s to exclusive peeks into the world of a supermodels’ lifestyle all while enjoying the perks of reality tv and feeling fashionable all at the the same time!

Adriana Lima has tried many different forms of exercise including running, yoga and spinning classes. However, the sport of boxing has won her over as she has found that it keeps her in the best shape, both physically and mentally. She says there’s something new to learn every day and this dynamic makes her feel consistently challenged. She told People magazine, “Boxing! It’s my favorite thing to do because it’s always exciting. It’s the best type of cardio that you can do. And you build up muscles without being too big, just lean muscles.”

As for her diet plan, she is most focused on portion Control. She says “As the day goes on, I keep going smaller with my portions.” She claims that she sleeps better at night when she eats lighter at night. A typical “day in the life” of Lima’s food intake would consist of either egg whites, oatmeal w/raisins or muesli with plain yogurt and honey plus a cup of coffee and milk. For lunch, she enjoys a portion of either fish, chicken or red meat along with vegetables. For dinner, she has a small salad. Snacks include raw veggies and even indulges in chocolate sometimes. She also consumes a spoonful of raw honey as she states, “it helps your immune system.”

(losingweight.com)

All I can say is besides model and living every girls dream, this girl is going places.

Karlie Kloss Runway Walk

A Touch of YSL
Everyone from Marc Jacobs to Jil Sander’s Raf Simons riffed on Yves Saint Laurent’s oeuvre this season. But the competition didn’t seem to scare the guy who inherited the house of YSL six years ago: Stefano Pilati. The proof is in this bold, deeply ruffled peasant dress.

Something White
As we put it during the New York collections, white is the new camel. The smartest way to wear the non-color is a dress, which makes Francisco Costa’s Calvin Klein Collection a good place to go first. Minimalism’s main man had no less than ten white frocks on his runway.

A Crazy Print
Monkeys at Prada. Citrus fruit at Stella McCartney. It’s staring us in the face: Spring is a season of wacky prints. A sartorial gamble? Maybe. But Mary Katrantzou’s dresses, with their digital renderings of Architectural Digestinteriors, are worth betting the house on

The New Length
Below-the-knee hems were big news again on the catwalk. On the street? That remains to be seen, but if anyone can convince real women to wear the challenging length, it’s Narciso Rodriguez, who turned out one of his freshest collections in seasons.

Call me a slacker and catch the rest on Style.com

The first 100 in line arrived early with a mission. They got to meet and snap a photo with Victoria’s Secret supermodels Chanel Iman and Erin Heatherton. Others waited for football favorites Mark Sanchez and Brandon Jacobs to roll in for a meet and greet. The event was held to promote PINK’s new line of NFL, girl-approved apparel – “PINK NFL.”

Inside, Chanel and Erin stood calmly posing for a quick photo shoot. (They smiled, tossing a silver, sequined football back and forth.) TV reporters came next, taping segments with the tall models, who were decked out in Giants and Jets gear. When it was my turn, I walked past the semi-circle of media commotion and straight up to Chanel and Erin. Here’s how our interview went down.

LookBooks: Growing up, who were some models that you looked up to and got inspiration from?

Erin: “I love Cindy Crawford because she is a beautiful, powerful, glamorous woman. She’s tall like me, and she’s also from Illinois like me. She really embodies a positive energy that not all models have. She’s really just gorgeous and happy, and she is a real picture of health and pureness.”

Chanel: “I’m a big Kate Moss fan.”

Erin: “On the other side.”

Chanel: “I love her. She’s a rock star!”

LookBooks: We’ve never seen a picture of you guys when you didn’t look stunning. Have you ever taken a bad photo?

Chanel: “Well there’s a lot of pictures out there that I would never put on the Internet. But for the most we don’t have control of that. They get out sometimes and we think why would they take that picture?”

Erin: “I think being tired is the worst thing. I mean when I wake up in the morning and take a shower and have no makeup on I sometimes feel my best. Then when you have tons of makeup on you can feel awesome, too. It’s best to love yourself just the way you are naturally. But definitely, get your sleep.”

Chanel: “You know what’s funny, Erin, is I just showed you a picture. We were discussing why someone would use a certain picture of us. Remember, but you said, ‘it’s beautiful!’”

Erin: “Everyone’s always hard on themselves.”

Chanel: “Yeah, I think everybody’s like that.”

LookBooks: For the millions of girls who dream about it, what’s it like being a Victoria’s Secret supermodel?

Chanel: “It’s a lot of hard work, and it’s a lot of hours. It’s seriously a full-on schedule, and it’s non-stop. But at the same time, it’s a lot of fun. It’s glamorous and it’s a job that we are very privileged to have. We love working with wonderful, beautiful people.”

For more on Victoria Secret’s PINK NFL Collection, see here.

Honestly I don’t think there is a person out there who can truly say they don’t like the Moss Style. She’s so beyond cryptic and ridiculously good looking it’s kind of inevitable. Lot’s of black, even some red lips every now and then, my favorite is her slicked back bun look… amazing.

Modeling scouts are looking at the genetic makeup of small towns in Brazil to find the next Gisele.

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On Modelinia.com, Brazilian-born, Victoria’s Secret bombshell Alessandra Ambrosio shares her tip for luminous skin:

“Another thing I think is really great for your skin is coconut water. It has a lot of minerals, so it hydrates you a lot and it’s really delicious.”

On the site, other models like Dree Hemingway and Lisa Cant name their favorite products, many of which can be found in the drugstore or supermarket. Karolina Kurkova discusses the merits of cleansing with lemon juice, while Sports Illustrated’s Esti Ginzburg moistures her lips with straight-up vitamin E capsules.

Get more supermodel beauty tips at Modelinia

Fashionation has a list of six super-human women who are aging quite gracefully. We’ve added four more to complete the list.

1. Cindy Crawford

2. Christie  Brinkley

3. Paulina Porizkova

4. Elle Macpherson

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Many of our Featured Photographers are just getting started, making Javier Vallhonrat like their proud father. Having worked for most foreign publications of Vogue and shooting supermodels whose name you definitely know, Vallhonrat is pretty established. His success does not make his photos any less intriguing, with his use of rainbow-like shadows and amazing ability to capture motion. See more of his work at the source.

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Amber Valletta in the Dsquared campaign.

Christy Turlington in her second Escada campaign.

Eva Herzigova in the Louis Vuitton campaign.

Claudia Schiffer in Chanel

Although celebrities have hijacked hordes of fashion ads in recent years, Nineties-era supermodels — displaying formidable powers of longevity — have returned with a vengeance in many of fall’s fashion campaigns. Even Marc Jacobs is going back to using models for his Fall campaign.

That Linda Evangelista is starring in Prada, Naomi Campbell in Yves Saint Laurent, Claudia Schiffer in Chanel and Salvatore Ferragamo, Eva Herzigova in Louis Vuitton and Christy Turlington in Escada suggests these industry thoroughbreds remain as bankable and fascinating as Hollywood’s best beauties.

Kate Moss

Gisele Bündchen

Raquel Zimmermann

In fact, models in general — from newbies to veterans — dominate the lion’s share of European designer campaigns for next season, from Daria Werbowy in Christian Dior and Raquel Zimmerman in Fendi to Angela Lindvall in Jimmy Choo and Kate Moss in Stella McCartney. Notable exceptions to the celebrity-free ad zone include Charlotte Gainsbourg for Balenciaga and Vanessa Paradis for Miu Miu — while many American brands also are sticking to the celeb road, such as Calvin Klein’s multiple use of Eva Mendes.

Eva Mendes for Calvin Klein

In fact, models in general — from newbies to veterans — dominate the lion’s share of European designer campaigns for next season, from Daria Werbowy in Christian Dior and Raquel Zimmerman in Fendi to Angela Lindvall in Jimmy Choo and Kate Moss in Stella McCartney. Notable exceptions to the celebrity-free ad zone include Charlotte Gainsbourg for Balenciaga and Vanessa Paradis for Miu Miu — while many American brands also are sticking to the celeb road, such as Calvin Klein’s multiple use of Eva Mendes.

Donatella Versace credits her late brother Gianni for fueling the supermodel phenomenon by sending all the top girls down the runway together in 1991.

“He made the models into celebrities as he understood that the more famous they became, the better it would be for him,” she said. “I don’t really make a distinction between working with celebrities and working with models as I think girls like Christy Turlington and, more recently, Kate Moss and Gisele [Bündchen] are celebrities, just as well-known as many actors and musicians.”

Source: WWD