Anja Rubik

[acester]

and more hehe

 

[acester]

i love these they are brilliant

 

[acester]

and last two. wow her eyelashes look so cool!

oh you click on them for the proper size btw, im sure you already new that though

 

[OlgaKorbut]

I'm not really getting her (although she looks fab in some pics), but good for her that she's doing so well.

 

[Amelia]

is Anja Rubik doing armani cosmetics now... ?

Yes, she is ! this is a photo from this campaign:

 

[Amelia]

some bs pics

runway - la perla

Wow! They're great! Thank you so much . Can you tell me where are they from? Or maybe can you post more? Pleaseee...

 

[mxtine]

She has beautiful features. I her in that Armani ad.

 

[fashionyork]

yeah julia is better. but theyre great together.

still anja is coming on strong lately. the numero will will knock your socks off.

that's a matter of opinion. I rather Anja than Julia, any day!

 

[lovesit]

is this anja?

 

[Atelier]

is this anja?

Yes, at Chanel RTW Spring 05.

 

[Amelia]

She looks great here!

 

[berkeleygrrrl]

Here is an article about Anja from French Vogue. Could somebody translate it?

"Mon rapport à la nudité n’est pas du tout le même sur un plateau de photo et dans ma vie quotidienne." A la plage, Anja ne dénouera jamais les liens de son haut de maillot de bain. En revanche, elle se dévoile en toute confiance dans "Fantasmes", une séance en tension photographiée par Inez van Lamsweerde et Vinoodh Matadin (Vogue Paris février 2005), qui joue sur les subtils accords de l’érotisme. "Être nue et à l’aise est un vrai travail d’équipe! Coiffeur, maquilleur, assistant, tout le monde fait exactement comme si vous aviez encore votre T-shirt. Il n’y a aucune gêne." Deux grands yeux bleus vraiment malins, une bouche gourmande et un visage d’ange, Anja a une solide opinion sur la question (comme sur d’autres "Rien n’a moins de place dans notre société actuelle que l’érotisme. La culture de masse, qui valorise le p*rno, a complètement piétiné cette représentation sexy et subtile." Elle cite les vidéos de hip-hop, la consommation grandissante de DVD pornos chez les ados et déplore les conséquences sur l’aspect éducatif de la chose : "Le sexe, c’est la vie, c’est naturel. Or, le p*rno en donne une très mauvaise image. Dans la vie réelle, les filles ne hurlent pas, elles ont des seins normaux et sont autre chose qu’un objet mis à disposition." Elle se demande aussi ce qu’on a fait de l’intimité ou de la délicatesse. Cinéphile et toujours dans son sujet, elle parle de 'L’orchidée sauvage' et d’'Histoire d’O', qu’elle a vus il y a peu de temps. Anja lit aussi beaucoup (Kapuscinski, Dostoïevski, Hemingway) et se détend en faisant des gâteaux, qu’elle ne mange d’ailleurs pas. Née en Pologne, elle a 4 ans quand ses parents, tous deux vétérinaires, l’emmènent en Grèce pour l’été. Leur pays est encore sous régime communiste, la famille choisit de ne pas rentrer de vacances. Anja et sa grande sœur Joanna ont aussi vécu au Canada et en Afrique du Sud, le pays qui lui a laissé ses plus beaux souvenirs. En 1992, le Mur de Berlin tombe et la famille rentre en Pologne. Anja est forte en biologie, mais elle a toujours voulu être modèle. "Je ne savais pas vraiment ce que ça voulait dire, mais j’aimais l’idée." A 15 ans, elle s’inscrit à un concours local, se fait repérer par une agence parisienne, mais préfère finir l’école. A 17 ans, elle part pour Paris puis va s’installer à New York. Elle travaille avec Michel Comte, David Sims, Inez Van Lamsweerde et Vinoodh Matadin. Elle sera le prochain visage des campagnes Chloé et Ungaro"

Here's the gist of it:
“My attitude towards nudity is not at all the same on a photo set as in my everyday life." On the beach, Anja will never undo the strings of her bikini top. In contrast, she reveals herself with total confidence in "Phantasms", a session [en tension–don’t know] photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin (Vogue Paris February 2005) that exploits subtle shades of eroticism. "To be nude and at ease takes real teamwork! Hairdresser, make-up man, assistant, everyone acted just as if you still had your t-shirt on. There was no embarrassment." Two big, blue, really mischievous eyes, an epicure’s mouth and the face of an angel, Anja has a decided opinion on this as on other questions: “Nothing has less of a place in our society today than eroticism. Mass culture, which glorifies p*rn, has completely debased this sexy and subtle form of art.” She cites hip-hop videos, the growing consumption of p*rno DVD’s by teenagers, and regrets the effects on the educational aspect of the thing: "Sex – it’s life, it’s natural. But p*rn gives it a very bad image. In real life, girls do not scream, they have normal breasts and are not just an object put at one’s disposal.” She also wonders what has become of intimacy and refinement. A film enthusiast, on that same subject she talks about ‘The Wild Orchid’ and ‘The Story of O,’ which she saw recently. Anja also reads a lot (Kapuscinski, Dostoievski, Hemingway) and relaxes by making cakes (which she doesn’t actually eat herself). Born in Poland, she was 4 when her parents, both veterinarians, took her to Greece for the summer. While their country was still under Communist control the family decided not to return from vacation. Anja and her older sister Joanna also lived in Canada and South Africa, the country that left her with the most beautiful memories. In 1992 the Berlin Wall fell and the family returned to Poland. Anja excelled in biology, but always wanted to be a model. "I did not really know what it involved, but I liked the idea." At 15 years old she enrolled in a local contest, was scouted by a Parisian agency, but preferred to finish school. At 17, she left for Paris then went on to settle in New York. She worked with Michel Count, David Sims, Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. She will be the next face of the Chloé and Ungaro campaigns.

 

[Amelia]

Here's the gist of it:
“My attitude towards nudity is not at all the same on a photo set as in my everyday life." On the beach, Anja will never undo the strings of her bikini top. In contrast, she reveals herself with total confidence in "Phantasms", a session [en tension–don’t know] photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin (Vogue Paris February 2005) that exploits subtle shades of eroticism. "To be nude and at ease takes real teamwork! Hairdresser, make-up man, assistant, everyone acted just as if you still had your t-shirt on. There was no embarrassment." Two big, blue, really mischievous eyes, an epicure’s mouth and the face of an angel, Anja has a decided opinion on this as on other questions: “Nothing has less of a place in our society today than eroticism. Mass culture, which glorifies p*rn, has completely debased this sexy and subtle form of art.” She cites hip-hop videos, the growing consumption of p*rno DVD’s by teenagers, and regrets the effects on the educational aspect of the thing: "Sex – it’s life, it’s natural. But p*rn gives it a very bad image. In real life, girls do not scream, they have normal breasts and are not just an object put at one’s disposal.” She also wonders what has become of intimacy and refinement. A film enthusiast, on that same subject she talks about ‘The Wild Orchid’ and ‘The Story of O,’ which she saw recently. Anja also reads a lot (Kapuscinski, Dostoievski, Hemingway) and relaxes by making cakes (which she doesn’t actually eat herself). Born in Poland, she was 4 when her parents, both veterinarians, took her to Greece for the summer. While their country was still under Communist control the family decided not to return from vacation. Anja and her older sister Joanna also lived in Canada and South Africa, the country that left her with the most beautiful memories. In 1992 the Berlin Wall fell and the family returned to Poland. Anja excelled in biology, but always wanted to be a model. "I did not really know what it involved, but I liked the idea." At 15 years old she enrolled in a local contest, was scouted by a Parisian agency, but preferred to finish school. At 17, she left for Paris then went on to settle in New York. She worked with Michel Count, David Sims, Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. She will be the next face of the Chloé and Ungaro campaigns.

Thanks a lot!

 

[mademoiselle_]

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[I_Want_That_One]

wow, i think i have a new favorite
great face, body, everything!

 

[iperlchen]

Versace F/W 05

 

[Cleopatra]

She's got ideal face!!!!!!

 

[blingbling]

ni ange ni demon

"neither angel nor demon"

March 2005 - Numéro 62 - ph. Greg Kadel

 

[blingbling]

 

[fouroclock]

Her body scares me...