Anna de Rijk

[Stereo_Flo]

Anna de Rijk Sports Elegant Knits for the Carven x Petit Bateau Collection

French Knits – Carven has teamed up with French knitwear brand Petit Bateau for a new capsule collection of simply elegant pieces. Model Anna de Rijk wears the collaboration’s collared dresses, striped polos and form-fitting dresses in these striking style book images photographed by Viviane Sassen.

fashiongonerogue.com

 

[penny609]

Don't know if it has been mentioned here already but she's got two pages in Harper's Bazaar Spain, beautiful black and white photographs by Xevi Muntane.

 

[FRANCY ITALY]

Emporio Armani Jewels

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[tentalicious]

Marie Claire Italia January 2013

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[subway 123]

She has a really nice voice.Actually it reminds me a famous actress one's but i cannot remember her name now!

 

[mikel]

^Alexis Bledel perhaps?

 

[subway 123]

Yes haha!!!!!!Thank you !

 

[subway 123]

Stonefox magazine issue 2
ph: Christopher Ferguson





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[subway 123]

marieclaire.it

 

[ffffred]

This from VIVA's blog (larger pic)

 

[AnemonefisH]

Vogue Thailand March 2013

Luminous Ladies
Photographer: David Bellemere
Model: Anna De Rijk
Styling: Anna Schiffel
Hair: Patrice Delaroche
Make-Up: Tatsu Yamanaka


Digital Edition Vogue Thailand 03/2013 via Mat Cyruss

 

[Stereo_Flo]

Givenchy Nude Look


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[foreverandnone]

gorgeous

 

[cestmagique]

Another Emporio Armani ad for F/W 12


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[astridmll]

Genealogy: Anna de Rijk & Pieke Stuvel The Dutch Mother-and-Daughter Launch a New Ser

“I think you’re born with it,” says illustrator Pieke Stuvel to her daughter, the leading model Anna de Rijk, on how creativity runs through the family. In the first instalment of our new series, Genealogy, NOWNESS regular Leigh Johnson captures the effervescent energy of their relationship at the family’s pop-infused home in Overveen, a small town in North Holland. Since establishing herself in the art world with abstract, free-flowing illustrations for the likes of French and Dutch Elle, Stuvel has watched her daughter’s career flourish as the face of Prada, Vera Wang and Sonia Rykiel. “Until I was 14, I wrote poetry, joined drawing clubs and made miniature houses,” says de Rijk, a frequent muse of Viviane Sassen “then slowly I started to rediscover these passions during my travels and time alone working as a model.” Stuvel, who is currently penning a new book on DIY fashion, adds “what we all have in common is the need to express ourselves.” Here, the mother-and-daughter reveal their artistic pursuits, family philosophy, and lesser-known talents.


http://www.nowness.com/day/2013/7/18/3184/genealogy--anna-de-rijk-and-pieke-stuvel?ecid=soc1269

 

[GlamVal]

Cover+History
Eterno Bicolor
Photographer: Alique
Model: Anna de Rijk
Stylist: Marina Gallo
Makeup: Mo Karadag
Hair: Ilham Mestour


vogue.mx

 

[Fashion1987]

Not much happening to her the last year..... She's lovely. She looks so different on that Vogue cover.

coolspotters.com

 

[Fashion1987]

Red Dawn| Anna de Rijk by Nico for L'Express Styles January 2012

Publication: L'Express Styles
Issue: January 2012
Title: Red Dawn
Model: Anna de Rijk
Photography: Nico
Styling: Belén Casadevall


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[gossiping]

she looks beautiful in vogue!

 

[Cold]

Genealogy: Anna de Rijk & Pieke Stuvel
The Dutch Mother and Daughter Launch a New Series Exploring Hereditary Talent

“I think you’re born with it,” says illustrator Pieke Stuvel to her daughter, the leading model Anna de Rijk, on how creativity runs through the family. In the first instalment of our new series, Genealogy, NOWNESS regular Leigh Johnson captures the effervescent energy of their relationship at the family’s pop-infused home in Overveen, a small town in North Holland. Since establishing herself in the art world with abstract, free-flowing illustrations for the likes of French and Dutch Elle, Stuvel has watched her daughter’s career flourish as the face of Prada, Vera Wang and Sonia Rykiel. “Until I was 14, I wrote poetry, joined drawing clubs and made miniature houses,” says de Rijk, a frequent muse of Viviane Sassen. “Then slowly I started to rediscover these passions during my travels and time alone working as a model.” Stuvel, who is currently penning a new book on DIY fashion, adds, “what we all have in common is the need to express ourselves.” Here, the mother-and-daughter reveal their artistic pursuits, family philosophy, and lesser-known talents.

Preferred medium:
Anna de Rijk: Video, or ink and paper.
Pieke Stuvel: Drawing.

Current project:
ADR: A series of performance videos. I’m into physical theatre and dance; modeling maybe feeds into that.
PS: A new book on how to make easy clothes and recycling tips, designing a wall hanging and cushions for Capsicum/Amsterdam as well as painting pottery.

Motto:
ADR: I've always felt motto-less. I think we were brought up pretty free. My parents are very inspiring in many ways, but mostly in how they always passionately follow their own interests and create their own work.
PS: Count your blessings.

Best thing you’ve seen lately–not your own:
ADR: The short movie La Jetée from Chris Marker.
PS: A dance movie I just saw on TV, Deep End Dance, by David Bolger.

Hidden talent:
ADR: Daydreaming. I also seem to have a talent for chaos.
PS: Not so very hidden, but we all long every now and then to be on our own. It's not particularly a talent, but I think that time alone feeds our talents.

Household staple:
ADR: My mum always makes a pick ’n’ mix–she throws things together without a recipe and it always tastes really nice. A lot of garlic, and a lot of olive oil.
PS: Books by William Steig, Arnold Loebel, Annie M.G. Schmidt and Roald Dahl.

What’s next?
ADR: Living in New York! I haven't been there for a year, so going to spend the whole summer there. And, creatively, this summer I've been feeling like portraying people around me; registering momentary contact and intimacy in video, and ink, and on paper.
PS: Working until autumn; after that maybe a cycling tour somewhere in Holland with Anna's father Martijn.