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The big news from Belarus is Tania Balash. The gutsy glamazon just shot the Kenneth Cole Reaction campaign and can be seen in Arena, Elle and Teen Vogue. She crushes the competition.
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Though no relation to Mary-Kate or Ashley, Monique Olsen has a profitable future planned for her, too. The Brazilian babe is already a veteran of the Sao Paulo runways, as well as the pages of Elle Girl. Soon, she'll own you.
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All-American blonde Brandi Brechbiel is on fire. The towering teen had an amazing show season, which included Chanel and Sonia Rykiel, and has just shot British Vogue with Patrick Demarchelier. She's a trail-blazer.
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Polish teenager Janeta Samp is putting her stamp on fashion. The Capricorn beauty can be seen in Jane, the Armani Exchange campaign and, sooner than later, everywhere else.
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Born in the Ukraine but raised in Norway, Ksenia Zaplekina knows no bounds. The art-lover has appeared in Italian Vogue, German Vogue, V (twice), Oyster and Nylon. There's no stopping her.
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Sudanese-born Awuoi is, for now, deferring medical school to concentrate on modeling. The leggy Londoner's runway resume already reads Alexander McQueen, Julien Macdonald and Clements Ribeiro. She's just what the doctor ordered.
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Brash Bolshevik Polina got her start in the business as a finalist in a model contest organized by Karin Models. She hasn't looked back since starring in the Moschino Cheap & Chic campaign. Everybody's rushin' for this Russian.
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Hint Shop If Rad Hourani were writing this blurb, it would be over already. That's because, for the soon-to-explode French-Canadian designer, it's all about extreme minimalism. Thus, the concept behind this one-size-fits-all, unisex, sleeveless T-shirt—printed with the dates and times of a calendar—is that it can be worn by anyone, anytime.
Shoptart While the launch of Rick Owens' London store has been pushed back, we can report the space will be just as dark and macabre as you could want, with a few added touches alluding to the British Empire’s wicked history—like this sculpture of his head on a platter. Also this month: Marc by Marc Jacobs, Heartless, Prada and more.. |
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