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Matte Revolution Lipstick - MTTE RVLTION SUPERMODELBenefitsThe lipstick features 3D glow pigments that help lips appear wider and fuller.The matte formula is enriched with Charlotte's secret ingredient and orchid extract to protect and soothe lips for a cashmere finish.The unique, square-angled tip mimics the shape of a lip brush for a precise application.Matte Finish.Long-Wearing.Without Parabens.FeaturesThe lipstick features 3D glow pigments that help lips appear wider and fuller.The matte formula is enriched with Charlotte's secret ingredient and orchid extract to protect and soothe lips for a cashmere finish.The unique, square-angled tip mimics the shape of a lip brush for a precise application.This lipstick comes in a range of shades, including the bestselling Pillow Talk, giving every woman the choice of a perfect nude or pop of color.This product is an Allure Best of Beauty award winner. - Matte Revolution Lipstick

Length from bust to hem of size S: 122cm. Chest 37cm, Waist 27cm, across front only of size S.  Midi dress. Lined. Model is a standard XS and is wearing size XS.  True to size.  Non-stretch.  Elastic back. Twist front with cutouts. Asymmetrical flowy skirt. Zipper. Cold hand wash only. Polyester. Ready to make a statement? Choose the Supermodel Moment Strapless Midi Dress. Featuring an elastic back, a twist front with cutouts and an asymmetrical flowy skirt. Style with heels and curls for all the compliments. 

Length from bust to hem of size S: 122cm. Chest 37cm, Waist 27cm, size S.  Midi dress. Lined. Model is a standard XS and is wearing size XS.  True to size.  Non-stretch.  Elastic back. Twist front with cutouts. Asymmetrical flowy skirt. Zipper. Cold hand wash only. Polyester. Ready to make a statement? Choose the Supermodel Moment Strapless Midi Dress. Featuring an elastic back, a twist front with cutouts and an asymmetrical flowy skirt. Style with heels and curls for all the compliments. 

Created in collaboration with Paul Reed Smith, Waves PRS SuperModels is a guitar amplifier plug-in that models three PRS boutique amps. It includes...

LP Vinyl Pressing. 2014 release from the California indie pop band. SUPERMODEL, Foster the People's sophomore release, is the follow-up to their hit album TORCHES and includes 11 tracks including the hit single 'Coming of Age'.

Supermodel Body Shimmer Highlight Lotion - SPRMDL BDY 60SZFeaturesHydrating body shimmerIt catches the light down the centre of your limbs for a luminous glow and is the secret to heavenly, sun-kissed, post-holiday skin!Key IngredientsWILD PANSY EXTRACT rich in oligosaccharides for moisturised, dewy-looking skin.ROSEHIP OIL a source of natural linoleic acid to help revitalise the appearance of skin.VITAMINS C + E brightens to transform tired, dull looking skin.HYALURONIC ACID helps keep your skin hydrated for up to 24 hours.ALOE VERA EXTRACT smooths the appearance of skin.CAFFEINE leaves the skin looking and feeling firmer.ALLANTOIN an extract from the Comfrey Plant for softer feeling skin.Research ResultsRESULTS OBSERVED IN A USER TRIAL:100% agree it illuminates and highlights the arms, legs and dcolletage!*100% agree arms, legs, and dcolletage appear more sculpted**102 women tested - Supermodel Body Shimmer Highlight Lotion

Acquiring contemporary art is about passion and lust, but it is also about branding, about the back story that comes with the art, about the relationship of money and status, and, sometimes, about celebrity. The Supermodel and the Brillo Box follows Don Thompson's 2008 bestseller The $12 Million Stuffed Shark and offers a further journey of discovery into what the Crash of 2008 did to the art market and the changing methods that the major auction houses and dealerships have implemented since then. It describes what happened to that market after the economic implosion following the collapse of Lehman Brothers and offers insights and art-world tales from dealers, auction houses, and former executives of each, from New York and London to Abu Dhabi and Beijing. It begins with the story of a wax, trophy-style, nude upper-body sculpture of supermodel Stephanie Seymour by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, which sold for $2.4 million to New York über-collector and private dealer Jose Mugrabi, and recounts the story of a wooden Brillo box that sold for $722,500. The Supermodel and the Brillo Box looks at the increasing dominance of Christie's, Sotheby's, and a few über dealers; the hundreds of millions of new museums coming up in cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Beijing; the growing importance of the digital art world; and the shrinking role of the mainstream gallery.

The supermodel did not arrive when Twiggy first donned false eyelashes; the concept began more than one hundred years previously, with a stunning young artists' model whose face captivated a generation. Saved from the drudgery of a working-class existence by an astute young Pre-Raphaelite artist, Lizzie Siddal rose to become one of the most famous faces in Victorian Britain and a pivotal figure of London's artistic world, until tragically ending her young life in a laudanum-soaked suicide in 1862. In the twenty-first century, even those who do not know her name always recognise her face: she is Millais's doomed Ophelia and Rossetti's beatified Beatrice. Her image haunts the viewer and has become the globally recognised incarnation of Pre-Raphaelitism. This colourful and emotionally-charged biography takes Lizzie from the background of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's life and, finally, brings her to the forefront of her own.

With down-to-earth charm, humor, and best-girlfriend tough love, supermodel next door Molly Sims shares her hard-earned beauty, fashion, fitness, and health secrets in this fully illustrated four-color guide.Molly Sims wasn’t born looking the way she does on television and in print. Like all of us, she’s had bad hair days, weight issues, skin problems, career setbacks, and fashion disasters. The secret to her seemingly perfect supermodel look and confidence? She works hard to look good . . . and she’s tried everything,In this fun and practical guide, Molly interweaves stories from her life with her own tried-and-true tips, as well as advice from the best in the business of beauty, health, fitness, and fashion. The ultimate guinea pig when it comes to looking good and feeling good, she’s learned what works—and what doesn’t—and is prepared to share it all with women everywhere.Not afraid to dish on herself, Molly breaks down her personal weight loss strategies, anti-aging secrets, style advice, and so much more. Filled with insider secrets, easy to follow hair and makeup tutorials, on-the-go workouts, healthy recipes, and look good/feel good advice, it truly is a Hollywood tell-all! The Everyday Supermodel is guaranteed to transform the everyday woman into the very best version of herself.

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Before the modern supermodel, there was Lizzie Siddal, whose image captivated a generation–and whose life ended tragically in a laudanum-soaked suicide. Saved from the drudgery of a working-class existence by Dante Rossetti, the young Pre-Raphaelite poet and painter who became her lover, Lizzie Siddal was one of the most famous faces in Victorian Britain and a pivotal figure in London's artistic scene. Today, even those who do not know her name recognize her as Millais's doomed Ophelia and Rossetti's beatified Beatrice. Exploring the many parallels to our contemporary worlds of art and fashion, Lucinda Hawksley looks behind the celebrated muse to reveal a talented poet and artist in her own right.

Presents the Seventh Avenue adventures of a platinum blonde fashion model

Model. Pin-up. Actress. Singer. Writer. Royalty. Blonde Swedish countess Eva Lynd's multi-faceted career touches every aspect of 20th century popular culture. A model for leading illustration artists and top glamour and pin-up photographers of the era, she also appeared with some of the biggest names in entertainment on both the big and small screens. So much more than a pretty face, in this lavishly illustrated volume drawn from her personal archives, Eva Lynd shares her real story, in her own words and pictures.The latest installment in the acclaimed Men's Adventure Library series from editors Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle, Eva: Men's Adventure Supermodel includes artwork from pulp masters such as Norm Eastman, Al Rossi, Mike Ludlow, and James Bama! Plus never before seen pin-ups and previously unpublished photos from Eva's personal archive.PLEASE NOTE: This softcover edition is abridged from the 186-page deluxe hardcover.

A portrait of the tragic life and death of supermodel Gia Carangi chronicles her discovery and rise to the heights of the fashion world, her descent into drug addiction, and her death of AIDS at the age of twenty-six

Model. Pin-up. Actress. Singer. Writer. Royalty. Blonde Swedish countess Eva Lynd's multi-faceted career touches every aspect of 20th century popular culture. A model for leading illustration artists and top glamour and pin-up photographers of the era, she also appeared with some of the biggest names in entertainment on both the big and small screens. So much more than a pretty face, in this lavishly illustrated volume drawn from her personal archives, Eva Lynd shares her real story, in her own words and pictures.The latest installment in the acclaimed Men's Adventure Library series from editors Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle, Eva: Men's Adventure Supermodel includes artwork from pulp masters such as Norm Eastman, Al Rossi, Mike Ludlow, and James Bama! Plus never before seen pin-ups and previously unpublished photos from Eva's personal archive.PLEASE NOTE: This softcover edition is abridged from the 186-page deluxe hardcover.

Kelly Killoren Bensimon has done it all when it comes to nutrition and her body: eaten too little as a model, gobbled too much of the wrong things in her twenties, and fed her body just right but not-quite-satisfyingly when she was pregnant. On the eve of turning 40, Kelly knew she had to figure it out fast: how and what to eat to keep her body beautiful. An enthusiastic outdoorswoman and involved mom, Kelly discovered that eating--really eating--is the key. I Can Make You Hot! collects the diet and nutrition secrets she researched and tested and still uses herself, including:--how to train yourself to never (never!) skip a meal--load up on food, real food (not bars, powders, or fake stuff)--Kelly's 7 Day Diet for maximum power at your peak energy-draining times--don't be afraid of a giant carb-y lunch--how to lose 3 to 5 pounds fast but smart--how to satisfy your cravings without sabotaging a strong, healthy body--why you should learn to love foods you've been brainwashed into fearing (such as dairy and eggs)I Can Make You Hot! takes you all the way to a lean, strong, realistic body with 60 recipes for Kelly's favorite dishes, from Thai Chicken Noodle Salad to Mom's Irish Soda Bread to Kelly Green Salad and Pineapple Fried Rice (and don't forget the Tipsy Gummi Martini!). And the book is loaded with bonus "hot tips", from why jeans in a smaller size make you look thinner (really!) to the spicy foods that are instant metabolism boosters.I Can Make You Hot! is like rooming with a supermodel and going on a diet together: Kelly wants you to be.....HOT!

Now in paperback, the highly acclaimed biography of the Pre-Raphaelite artists' museThe supermodel did not arrive when Twiggy first donned false eyelashes; the concept began more than 100 years previously, with a young artists' model whose face captivated a generation. Saved from the drudgery of a working-class existence by a young Pre-Raphaelite artist, Lizzie Siddal rose to become one of the most famous faces in Victorian Britain and a pivotal figure of London's artistic world, until tragically ending her young life in a laudanum-soaked suicide in 1862. In the 21st century, even those who do not know her name always recognize her face: she is Millais's doomed Ophelia and Rossetti's beatified Beatrice. With many parallels in the modern-day world of art and fashion, this biography takes Lizzie from the background of Dante Rossetti's life and, finally, brings her to the forefront of her own.

The life of Janice Dickinson is a story of extremes: uncontrolled energy, mad self-confidence and crushing insecurity, a boundless appetite for life and a ceaseless drive to self-destruct. During the 1970s she was the first lush-lipped, long-stemmed, dark-eyed brunette to break through and become not just a model but a supermodel -- a term she coined for herself.She graced major magazine covers from Vogue to Elle to Cosmopolitan, in photographs by Avedon and Irving Penn and fashions by Versace and Calvin Klein. She was voracious in everything: affairs both passionate and casual, endless partying, and a drug habit that dogged her through twenty years and three husbands. She spent her glory days with Gia Carangi and Christie Brinkley and her nights with Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, and Sylvester Stallone. And wherever she went, Janice captured the imagination of everyone who encountered her.Yet the tale Janice Dickinson has lived to tell is no mere diva cartoon. For the haunting undercurrent in her life is a violent dance of cruelty and abuse with her own father -- a story she tells here for the first time. And as she careens from runway to rehab to rock bottom to recovery, readers will be captivated by her tale of survival . . . and by its cautionary power for anyone who still believes that fashion -- or life -- is an easy business.