Showing posts with label Miranda Kerr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miranda Kerr. Show all posts

November 29, 2011

Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

Tonight's the night we've all been waiting for... or at least I have.  Tonight's the night when I decide it's time to get on a diet and possibly get leg-lengthening surgery if such a thing exists, and we all get to oogle the models and sing along with Kanye West and Nicki Minaj.  The most exciting things that will be going down tonight are Miranda Kerr's multi-million dollar bra, Karlie Kloss' debut and all the over-the-top costumes and kissing faces you could want in a fashion show.




October 17, 2011

Miranda Kerr for rag & bone's DIY project

I can't believe Miranda Kerr had a baby.  Her body is out of control, she's motivating me to start dieting.  Check out these great photos of Kerr for rag & bone's DIY advertising project.

What do you think?  Love them or hate them?


October 20, 2010

NSFW: Behind the Scenes Making of the Pirelli Calendar

Terry Richardson shot the coveted Pirelli calendar this year, and he enlisted the help of Abbey Lee Kershaw, Miranda Kerr, Catherine McNeil, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Daisy Lowe (along with many others).

Although Terry Richardson's photos can be pretty vulgar at times, and there are some photos in here involving roosters and bananas that don't go with my opinion, but I think he managed to make the women look strong and beautiful instead of complete sex objects.

Personally, I tend to focus on the photo as a whole before I even realize there is nudity in it.  Also, the cutest photos of sloths ever are in this calendar, so they are worth looking at if only for the love of the sleepy, adorable creatures.

The Making of the 2010 Pirelli Calendar by Terry Richardson from Rafael Rubira fashion4fun.com.br on Vimeo.


NSFW photos below... (warning: nudity)


June 30, 2010

V Magazine Summer 2010

I love this spread for V Magazine featuring Miranda Kerr, Karolina Kurkova and Jaquelyn Jablonski. I am so happy this feminism wave has hit the fashion world. I think it's time for women to embrace their curves and femininity, I have high hopes for fall.






(photos from fashiongonerogue.com and vmagazine.com)