The September issue of Vogue Magazine can’t and shouldn’t disappoint, so opting for Kate Moss as the covergirl is a sure hit.
Kate is bringing pouty lips, her trademark rolled-out-of-bed hair, lots of edgy outfits and extra attitude to this Vogue UK shoot – how do you guys like it?
…Interesting choices. Let’s see the details from Mirror:
Kate Moss has been named as teenagers’ top role model in a poll.
The supermodel, who has courted controversy in the past with drug allegations, was chosen by 68 per cent of teens taking part in the www.intotheblue.co.uk poll to mark the increase in customers searching for and buying their Superstar Singer days and dance lessons.
Coleen Rooney’s footballer husband Wayne was second picked by 60 per cent, followed by Brit-winning singer Lady Gaga (53 per cent) and Celebrity Big Brother star Nicola T (50 per cent).
Tycoon Sir Richard Branson was fifth, chosen by 43 per cent of teenagers.
The poll also showed more than half of teenagers do not want a career – they just want to be famous.
Advertisement – article continues below »
And more than a fifth plan to reach their goal by appearing on a reality TV show, the poll of 1,000 UK 16-year-olds shows.
Asked the question “What would you like to do for your career?”, some 54 per cent answered “Become a celebrity”.
Asked how they plan to become famous, 21 per cent said they will do so through reality TV, while 5 per cent said they planned to date a celebrity.
But almost seven in 10 (68 per cent) did not know how to become famous, and less than a fifth (19 per cent) said they believed they had the talent to reach their goals.
The survey questioned 1,032 16-year-olds earlier this month.
After V Magazine’s Size Issue, here comes another “pro diversity” message (or so they say): Love Magazine put 8 naked supermodels on their covers and posted their measurements with the purpose of showing how different these “ideal bodies” really are.
“For this issue of LOVE, we took eight women who are generally acknowledged as the most beautiful in the world, got them to show off their bodies – widely regarded as the most perfect in the world – and photographed them all in exactly the same position for the cover,” LOVE’s editor-in-chief Katie Grand told VOGUE.COM. “We did this to show how much they differed physically from one another, which is why we also printed their measurements.”
“The point is that ‘perfection’ is not fixed, timeless or transcendent,” Grand – who put Beth Ditto on the cover of the first ever issue of LOVE – explained. “It varies, as the measurements of our cover girls show.”
Are you getting the “perfection isn’t fixed” concept of this shoot? I mean, they all look super good, but they’re basically all tall, thin, supermodels… and even though the magazine tries to convince us “how much they differ physically from one another” , these girls are still all part of 1 tiny group: the tall, thin, almost-identical-measurements supermodel group.
Well, nothing screams “Different!” more than a group of 8 models, 5 with 34” hips and 3 with 35” hips’.
Check the individual pictures after the jump, plus their names, age, origin, height and measurements!
Recent Comments