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Fab Faces: Lara Stone
Lara Stone has shot to fashion stardom this year appearing on many catwalks including Miu Miu, Prada and Chanel and countless magazines. Most recently she scored the cover of Vogue UK where she discussed her previous battle with alcohol. Lara is said to be representing a change in mood with models as the focus shifts away from heroin chic.
Fab Face: Abbey Lee Kershaw
There have been plenty of fabulous faces gracing the catwalks in New York, London and Milan over the past month, but a couple of girls have particularly stood out. Australian born Abbey Lee Kershaw has been an integral part of presentations for some of the biggest names in the industry including Ralph Lauren, Burberry Prorsum and Gucci. I wonder if she is taking Jourdan Dunn's runway place whilst she is tied up with other things!
Fab Faces: '00s Models
We've nearly reached the end of our look back at five decades of models from Twiggy in the '60s, to Janice Dickinson in the '70s, Yasmin Le Bon in the '80s and the supermodels of the '90s. Here we are now in the present day, and although many of the big names from the '90s are still modeling, there are a few new kids on the block!
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Fab Faces: '90s Models
The five supermodels were a key part of the fashion scene in the '90s, but there were plenty of other big names who continue to work in the industry today. Here are some models that you're sure to be familiar with including Carla Bruni, Kate Moss and Helena Christensen.
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Fab Faces: The Supermodels
When compiling a list of key models from the 1980s, I found that it was hard to pin point an era for the great supermodels. These are the girls who began work in the '80s, were huge in the '90s and continue to rack up ad campaigns and catwalk miles even today. In 1990 Linda Evangelista (one of the famous five) playfully told Vogue, "We don’t wake up for less than $10,000 a day", and she wasn't joking!
Fab Faces Round Up
This week has been National Model Week and to mark the occasion, I have been looking back at classic models throughout three key decades. I still have a few more years to cover, but here is a round-up of famous faces from the 1960s - 1980s.
'60s Models
'70s Models
'80s Models
Stay tuned next week for classic models from the '90s and the '00s.
Fab Faces: '80s Models
The '80s are currently experiencing a comeback so what better time to cast our minds back to the era of giant shoulder pads, big hair and power suits. Click through to read about some of the biggest names in the modeling industry in the early to mid eighties.
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Fab Faces: '70s Models
Today I continue looking back at classic models as we move on to the 1970s. Obviously, some of the models from the '60s were still a major part of the fashion scene – particularly Lauren Hutton and Penelope Tree – but a few new faces started to emerge too.
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Friday Fab News Roundup
- Louise Goldin wins Fashion Forward award! - Grazia Daily
- An interview with Cheryl Cole's favourite couturier Stéphane Rolland - Vogue
- Kelly Cutrone on Not Wearing Makeup, Sex and the City, and Interns - The Cut
- The worst dressed at the National Television Awards - Marie Claire
- Get your face on a Henry Holland bag - H! by Henry blog
- Key pieces for this season's utility look - The Guardian
- Dannii on her line with Tabitha Somerset Webb - Company
- BB Dakota create a Twilight-inspired clothing collection - In Style UK
- Kanye West and Amber get furred up - FabSugar US
2010 National Television Awards: Cheryl Cole
Cheryl Cole looks absolutely radiant tonight in a grey, dress accented with crystals, dark lipstick and her hair swept up with shiny, delicate tendrils falling around her face.
The only thing I'm not totally sure about are her Wonder Woman style wristbands, which FabSugarUK will surely be showing you more of tomorrow. However, when it comes to her beauty style tonight, I'm kvelling over her choice of smoky brown shadow rimming her eyes.
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