Showing posts with label Lily Cole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lily Cole. Show all posts
Lily Cole's Search for Next Supermodel
Featured inside Stylist Magazine, helping Storm Model Managment searching for the face of tomorrow and next supermodel, Lily Cole also talks about project currently she's involved in and where she herself in 20 years.
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Gemma Ward, Lily Cole, Tiiu Kuik, Polina Kouklina in Vogue UK 2004
Vogue UK editorial shot by Nick Knight 'And the Spotlight Falls on...' models Gemma Ward, Lily Cole, Tiiu Kuik, Polina Kouklina and the party girls dazzle in the prettiest little show-off pieces made of sequins, crystal and pure shine. From collections rolling back to 2004.
Title: And the Spotlight Falls On..
Vogue UK April 2004
Photographer: Nick Knight
Stylist: Kate Phelan
Model: Gemma Ward, Lily Cole, Tiiu Kuik, Polina Kouklina
Source | kasper! from bwgreyscale.com
Dazed & Confused: November 2009
Lily Cole by Martina Hoogland Ivanov
A very creative cover its a 'Wow' cover it makes all other November cover look boring.
A Very inspirtional cover.
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Rage the movie
The world's first multi-venue interactive premiere, broadcast live bysatellite from London's BFI Southbank to dozens of cinemas across the UK and Europe. You can be part of the satellite broadcast of the Q&A after the film, sending your questions by Skype video and SMS direct from your local cinema live to director Sally Potter and members of the RAGE cast, including Jude Law, Eddie Izzard and Lily Cole. Film also stars Judi Dench, Patrick J. Adams, Steve Buscemi and others.RAGE: a schoolboy uses his cellphone camera to shoot intimate interviews with people working at a New York fashion house and secretly posts them on the internet.
RESULT: a bitterly funny expose of an industry in crisis, during a week in which an accident on the runway becomes a murder investigation, and denial leads to devastation.
Go to Website to see where the nearest screening is to you, From 21 September, 2009, RAGE will be shown in seven episodes, with one new episode every day for a week via i-Tunes application Babelgum
Fresh2o campaign: Kelly Brook, Lily Cole and Keira Knightley
For a charity fresh2o campaign in UK, Kelly Brook, Lily Cole and Keira Knightley dipped underwater while still maintaining perfectly-styled garb and flawless makeup. We admire their aquatic bravery.
New autumn Marks & Spencer ad starring Lily Cole
Did you happen to catch the latest Marks & Spencer commercial past few days on T.v.? It features Lily Cole for the first time as the face of M&S's Limited Collection, at a carnival. She joins fellow M&S faces Erin O'Connor, Myleene Klass, Twiggy, and Noemie Lenoir, all having a grand ole' time to the soundtrack of David Bowie's track Let's Dance.
Tiffany & Co. : Sasha, Lily, Liya, Shalom and Hye
Now that Prada has released Sasha Pivovarova from her campaign exclusive, it's fun to see where else she pops up. The latest? She joins flower child Lily Cole, opera-going Liya Kebede, a chic Shalom Harlow and an arty/studious Hye Park in the Fall 2008 Tiffany & Co. cast, looking like an updated Audrey Hepburn. Word on the street is that Hye Rim Park also makes an appearance in the set, but we'll have to wait a little longer on that one
September Harper's Bazaar 'British issue' Sophie Dahl
Paying tribute to all things British, is Harper's Bazaar September '08 issue. Stealing the cover spot is our very own model-come-author, Sophie Dahl, elegantly shot by Alexei Hay. The special edition includes bits and pieces on Kate Moss, Alexander McQueen, Lily Cole and Rosamund Pike. As well as extracts from Dahl's writing. Loving the Audrey Hepburn-esque up 'do Soph!
Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Lily Cole for Rimmel - confirmed!
Just like the forthcoming Agent Provocateur campaign, we have also been glued to the rumours concerning who would be replacing joining Kate Moss in the next round of Rimmel autumn ads. Well it looks like our suspicions were correct...
Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Lily Cole have been confirmed as the latest duo to climb on board the cosmetics brandwagon. But fear not loyal Kate fans, the supermodel hasn't been dropped by Rimmel, she was actually spotted last week shooting new ads in West London.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Lily Cole have been confirmed as the latest duo to climb on board the cosmetics brandwagon. But fear not loyal Kate fans, the supermodel hasn't been dropped by Rimmel, she was actually spotted last week shooting new ads in West London.
"We are delighted to be bringing Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Lily Cole on board at Rimmel," said Stephen Mormoris, a senior vice president of Rimmel's parent company, Coty Beauty. "We believe our consumers will identify with both new signings and this, combined with the iconic qualities of Kate Moss, who has more than proven herself as the face of Rimmel, will see the brand create even more standout this autumn with their new campaigns."
We recently mentioned that new Bond girl, Gemma Arterton, was forced to pass on starring in the campaign due to her commitments with Avon. She is the face of the brand's new fragrance, Bond Girl 007.
Meanwhile, Ellis-Bextor was also recently snapped shooting her new ads for the beauty campaign wearing a yellow mini dress, black trench coat, red Mary Jane heels, and a Carrie Bradshaw-esque black belt (above, right). The campaign pics were taken in Notting Hill, while the singer rode a red double decker. I suppose that pretty much sums up Rimmel's slogan 'get the London look,' wouldn't you say?
We recently mentioned that new Bond girl, Gemma Arterton, was forced to pass on starring in the campaign due to her commitments with Avon. She is the face of the brand's new fragrance, Bond Girl 007.
Meanwhile, Ellis-Bextor was also recently snapped shooting her new ads for the beauty campaign wearing a yellow mini dress, black trench coat, red Mary Jane heels, and a Carrie Bradshaw-esque black belt (above, right). The campaign pics were taken in Notting Hill, while the singer rode a red double decker. I suppose that pretty much sums up Rimmel's slogan 'get the London look,' wouldn't you say?
