Ajak Deng

[cestmagique]

She looks amazing at JPG! Her smile is heavenly


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[Purpledinosaurxo]

I wonder why she said she was going back to NY, she probably overreacted about not booking some shows. Good to see her on the runway in Paris. She has done less shows this season, probably why she reacted the way she did on twitter. If she dosen't book a job she needs to just hold her head up high and move on
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[nrllaless]

Hermès S/S 2012 - Paris

nowfashion.com

 

[simplylovely]

^ Stunning!

 

[santosmimi94]

lovely ajak!

 

[Nefertiti87]

This girl is stunning

 

[ForChicSake]

stylebistro

 

[|BellaDonna|]

Paco Rabanne

daylife

 

[simplylovely]

Stunning!

 

[santosmimi94]

woah! i love her street style.

 

[UrbanFashionista]

^ me too. I love those shoes!

 

[|BellaDonna|]

SS 2012 Season Showlist Ajak Deng - 14
Opened: 1

NYC - 4
Edun
Jason Wu
Ohne Titel
Richard Chai Love

London - 5
Erdem
Mary Katrantzou (O)
Matthew Williamson
Todd Lynn
Vivienne Westwood Red Label

Paris - 5
Damir Doma
Christian Dior
Hermes
Jean Paul Gaultier
Vivienne Westwood

 

[Nefertiti87]

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Vogue US October 2011


scan by Sis_D, celebritycity

 

[nrllaless]

^She looks amazing in that shot. Thanks for sharing!

 

[simplylovely]

Wow so amazing!

 

[ForChicSake]

W Magazine - November 2011

Reverse Commute
Photographer: Sharif Hamza
Stylist: Giovanna Battaglia
Models: Ming Xi, Ajak Deng, Alana Zimmer and Hannah Holman


fashiongonerogue

her second shot is amazing

 

[nrllaless]

^Yes, it definitely is. LOVE the face/attitude she's giving.

 

[diagonals]

Watch Mesmerizing Model Tongue-Twisters

Photographer Elle Muliarchyk — whose Dressing Room Project, in which she ventured into the dressing rooms of high-end stores to pull off ambitious guerilla self-portraits, is well worth checking out — made a great short film in which two dozen models say tongue-twisters in their native languages. She cut this exclusive clip for Jezebel.

Dinka, Ukrainian, German, Dutch, Mandarin, Nuer, French, Igbo, Czech, Hungarian, Arabic — the sounds of the various languages, and the cultural differences between the tongue-twisters themselves, are really cool. Plus I happen to find the ultra-close-up shots of the girls' lipsticked mouths kind of hypnotizing. A Polish tongue-twister is about nature: "The frogs creak in Rzeszowszczyznie in the rain and can be heard all the way to Ustrzyk, earth worms wiggle in Kurpiowszczyznie and in the jungle the owl squeaks." The Lithuanian tongue-twister, "A bowl floats in a pond, a bit of foam floats in the bowl," is almost a hard to say in English, too (or at least, the "foam floats" bit is). Muliarchyk was born in Belarus and grew up in Vietnam, the Czech Republic, and the U.S. (her father was a diplomat). Perhaps that background fueled her interest in languages and culture. You can watch all of the tongue-twisters here: http://girls.motilo.com/lips-of-babel/

jezebel.com

Ajak's is the first one.

 

[models_vlada]

Interesting work.

 

[BleedGold]

V magazine Halloween party

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