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Adam Phebus us model

Adam Phebus, born in 1986, in Michigan, is an American model.
At the age of 19, Phebus moved to LA in search of himself. In this search, he found a love for the entertainment industry and modeling.

One of his early assignments was for Abercrombie. He has since modeled for Abercrombie for a number of years, and had appeared in many other campaigns such as "Internation Jock", "Target", "JC Penney", "American Crew", "K Swiss", and "Guess". In addition, Phebus has graced the covers many magazines including "DNA", "UT", "Tetu", "17", and "Instinct".
People who's worked with him described him as very friendly, very easy-going guy and is a real pleasure to work with.

"I enjoy being a working model," Phebus said, "but I really want to use modeling as a vehicle to make money and establish a name behind my face while I break into acting and then eventually get into business as well."

Antonio Marras - Spring Summer 2011 Full Fashion Show (Exclusive)

Antonio Marras: Spring / Summer 2011 collection from Milan Fashion Week

Spring 2011 Antonio Maras

24 September Paris

Antonio Marras is Milan fashion's romantic poet, so there was a perfect synchronicity in his latest inspiration: Bright Star, Jane Campion's movie about the doomed romance between John Keats and Fanny Brawne. As limpidly gorgeous as that film was, Marras saw it and raised it 20. One of his favorite scenes shows Fanny and her sister releasing a butterfly, so his invitation was a box of butterflies. And 40 models walked through clouds of paper butterflies for his finale, wearing outfits reconfigured from old aprons with lace and embroidery. They were unique pieces from Laboratorio, Marras' "couture" studio, but it looked like just as much work had gone into everything else on the runway.

That's because Marras is such a great collagist, stitching together not just fabrics but times and places. And with fashion taking a turn for the romantic, his magpie vision has rarely looked better. Case in point: Keats being English and male (however intensely consumptive), Marras took a cue or two from British menswear traditions, in particular the trenchcoat. But he sliced off sleeves, added floral inserts, and tacked on a lace hem, so the trench became an entirely personal statement. It was the same with his prints. Gardens are blooming all over Milan's catwalks, but Marras layered roses, wrapped a floral apron over a flowing white dress, shirred a vintage bathing suit from blooms…and then paraded a chiffon shift of poppies that was surely the ravishing last word on the trend.

Marras gets the past in an instinctive way that few other designers can match. But he is much too canny for simple historicism. This collection also included silver flip-flops, a graphic black-and-white cropped jacket over one of those shirred bathing suits, and a pleated black waistcoat decorated with handfuls of coq feathers. They were just some of the stand-alone pieces that attested to this designer's grasp of an easy, modern glamour.

Chado Ralph Rucci Spring 2011 New York

Ralph Rucci skipped a proper show this season in favor of one-on-one appointments. That meant there was no Martha Stewart or Whoopi Goldberg to gawk at, but there was something better: the opportunity to examine the couture-quality workmanship that is this designer's calling card. Rucci admitted that despite his wealth of blue-chip clients, the recession has been difficult for his business. For Spring, he's made adjustments, turning out more pieces in less precious fabrications, including an on-trend cotton jumpsuit and an easy cotton and suede sleeveless shift with blousonlike volume on top.

On the other hand, Rucci has also kicked up the exquisite touches. Take a black skirtsuit spliced, in his signature fashion, with tulle. This time around, he's created a three-dimensionality to the insets by adding horsehair to the seams. Sure, it's the kind of subtle detail that only a sophisticated eye would notice and appreciate, but challenging himself is how this workaholic designer gets his kicks. Rucci did it again and again, with a cement gray chiffon frock ripped and re-stitched to evoke tiny bamboo trees, and jewel-tone taffeta braided onto the tulle bodices of other dresses. A long black hammered silk dress topped by a white bugle-beaded sweater was more minimal, meanwhile, but hardly plain. That word doesn't figure in Rucci's vocabulary.

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Isabeli Fontana interview part 2

Isabeli Fontana interview part 1

Isabeli Fontana

Name : Isabeli Fontana
Born : July 4, 1983
Country : born in Curitiba, Brazil
Lives : New York City, USA


Isabeli Fontana is one of the newest stars in the world of fashion. She is a Brazilian supermodel, who was born in Curitiba, in the Paraná region of Brazil, on July 4, 1983 as Isabeli Bergossi Fontana. Isabeli has got two brothers: Heric and Harrison.

As a child Isabeli Fontana wanted to be a model and her career as a model began in the year 1996, when she at a age of 13 participated in the Elite Model Look Contest in São Paulo where she was a finalist. A year later Isabeli moved to Milan, Italy and started developing her modeling career and gaining plenty of model experience.

Isabeli Fontana has achieved much success and recognition as a supermodel and her talent in modeling was seen immediately, as she is the youngest model ever to be in the Victoria's Secret lingerie catalogue. She was just 16 years old, even though Victoria's Secret does not usually hire models younger than 21. Isabeli Fontana was also modeling for world famous fashion designers, such as Versace, Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Valentino, D&G and had photo shoots with the biggest fashion magazines worldwide, including Vogue, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in years 2002 and 2003.

Isabeli Fontana also has an interest in pursuing a career as an actress.

Fontana is in a relationship with the male model Alvaro Jacomossi and the couple have a baby called Zion.


Isabeli Fontana height: 175 cm
Isabeli Fontana breasts: 86 cm
Isabeli Fontana waist size: 59 cm
Isabeli Fontana hips: 86 cm