Emily DiDonato
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^that kind of thinking is exactly what's wrong with our society nowadays......
^ I agree. I used to think the same way but Emily is at the point of her career where we can't expect everything compared to when she was younger.
She's working steadily with Maybelline for a long time now and makes some HF print work once in a while. It does wane on me as a fan but it seems like she has a comfortable position in her life. She still gets enough exposure from SI too.
I like that Vogue Ukraine cover. It's nice that used her profile for the cover.
She's working steadily with Maybelline for a long time now and makes some HF print work once in a while. It does wane on me as a fan but it seems like she has a comfortable position in her life. She still gets enough exposure from SI too.
I like that Vogue Ukraine cover. It's nice that used her profile for the cover.
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No it's understandable. I used to think the same when I was a huge fan of Emily's (still am, just more of a casual one now) but compared to when she first jumped on the scene, she never hit that stride I thought could make her a stand out.She came close when she booked all of those covers and campaigns after her first SI appearance, but it hasn't been the same.
It sounds negative (not trying to be) but she's no Karlie Kloss.
She's got a solid career (no knocking on that) but honestly, I think where Emily is at this point will just be working comfortably. In my opinion she's got a steady contract as one of the main faces for Maybelline, why hustle when you have something that's secure?
It sounds negative (not trying to be) but she's no Karlie Kloss.
She's got a solid career (no knocking on that) but honestly, I think where Emily is at this point will just be working comfortably. In my opinion she's got a steady contract as one of the main faces for Maybelline, why hustle when you have something that's secure?
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Vogue Paris September 2013
LA COULEUR L’OR
PHOTOGRAPHER: LACHLAN BAILEY
MODEL: EMILY DIDONATO
STYLING: CLAIRE DHELENS
HAIR: RUDI LEWIS
MAKE-UP: CHRISTELLE COCQUET
NAILS: TYPHAINE KERSUAL
IN UHQ.
VISUALIZING.FASHION
LA COULEUR L’OR
PHOTOGRAPHER: LACHLAN BAILEY
MODEL: EMILY DIDONATO
STYLING: CLAIRE DHELENS
HAIR: RUDI LEWIS
MAKE-UP: CHRISTELLE COCQUET
NAILS: TYPHAINE KERSUAL
IN UHQ.
VISUALIZING.FASHION
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What exactly is wrong in that statement? She is a model.. her success relies on her looks. ??
And I agree with many on this page. I started Emily's page after she first landed the maybelline contract at age 18. She then booked Chanel runway, and other high profile works and then she progressed a bit more and started doing Vogue Paris and eventually the cover. She has had a very solid career but she hasn't quite his that industry "Icon" (using models.com term) status that may have been in her grasp. But then again you never know what can happen..
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to think someone's entilted to anything just by being beautiful is wrong imo..
She's only 25 and has everything she needs to have a long career. She's just not a model who is everywhere and overexposed in one season, just look at Alessandra Ambrosio, Emily is doing just enough to remain more than relevant.
Err, yeah...except when it comes to modeling contracts. That's literally how it works.
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