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she's really getting good cheekbones as she gets older. especially in this photo: style.com
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Gemma's doing what she really wants to do. We all saw her mind was somewhere else for New York Fashion Week... and know we know where! She was already done for the season in her head and excited about something new.
good for our girl
good for our girl
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Donna Karan S.S 07
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chaines said:Gemma's doing what she really wants to do. We all saw her mind was somewhere else for New York Fashion Week... and know we know where! She was already done for the season in her head and excited about something new.
good for our girl
i know..it's just like with daria..i'm sad that they won't be on the runways, but happy that they are trying new things
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It looks like she'll be in Paris after all! 
MINI, mod and Pocahontas were keywords of the second big day of Milan shows, as designers made
short work of the spring-summer 2007 season.
Prada devotees have learned to expect the unexpected and Miuccia Prada did not disappoint on Tuesday with an intriguing, apparently 1940s-influenced collection in jewel-coloured Duchesse satin, sheer organza and calf. The leitmotiv of pubis-grazing skirts seemed to belie the designer's feminist roots.
Backstage, Prada explained that the skirts were really designed to be worn layered over other skirts or trousers.
"If you put it with a skirt, it becomes a tunic," insisted Prada. "It shouldn't be a miniskirt".
By contrast with the barely there bottoms, the collection's tops mostly featured high necks and long sleeves. One fringed, calf Native American-look shift dress - described by Prada as "another typical feminist, kind of tacky idea" - boasted long sleeves, an odd idea for the Australian summer at least.
"When your own initials are enough," read the inscription across the back of the runway at the show for Bottega Veneta, the world's least-hyped, but fastest-growing luxury brand which enjoyed an 81 per cent sales surge in the last quarter.
Under its creative director, Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta produces exquisitely crafted evening wear fashioned from unusual, day-for-night fabrics. After winter's tailored flannel goddess gowns - one of which ended up on Maggie Gyllenhaal at the Oscars - comes summer's voluminous, waistless cloud dresses in neutral tones made from terribly unglamorous nylon seersucker.
"It's the way the clothes are made, the way the bags are made, they are constructed completely seamless, that's a luxury," Maier told the Herald.
Also opting for an earthy palette and the omnipresent tent and shift silhouettes, Marni injected yet more Sixties chic with some wet-look vinyl tabards, coats and dresses. These were a counterpoint against the season's equally omnipresent leggings, in Marni's case complete with a sporty white leg stripe.
Meanwhile, the Gemma Ward mystery deepened with official word from the Australian model's New York agency, IMG, that she had indeed been unavoidably detained in Los Angeles on film work. Contrary to some speculation, however, what is keeping Ward in Los Angeles is not filming for the coming feature Strangers in which she is to co-star with Liv Tyler.
According to an IMG spokesman, Strangers does not start shooting until late October. Ward was busy with film work, he said, but on Friday will fly to Paris where she will "definitely" be taking part in those collections which begin on Sunday.
MINI, mod and Pocahontas were keywords of the second big day of Milan shows, as designers made
short work of the spring-summer 2007 season.
Prada devotees have learned to expect the unexpected and Miuccia Prada did not disappoint on Tuesday with an intriguing, apparently 1940s-influenced collection in jewel-coloured Duchesse satin, sheer organza and calf. The leitmotiv of pubis-grazing skirts seemed to belie the designer's feminist roots.
Backstage, Prada explained that the skirts were really designed to be worn layered over other skirts or trousers.
"If you put it with a skirt, it becomes a tunic," insisted Prada. "It shouldn't be a miniskirt".
By contrast with the barely there bottoms, the collection's tops mostly featured high necks and long sleeves. One fringed, calf Native American-look shift dress - described by Prada as "another typical feminist, kind of tacky idea" - boasted long sleeves, an odd idea for the Australian summer at least.
"When your own initials are enough," read the inscription across the back of the runway at the show for Bottega Veneta, the world's least-hyped, but fastest-growing luxury brand which enjoyed an 81 per cent sales surge in the last quarter.
Under its creative director, Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta produces exquisitely crafted evening wear fashioned from unusual, day-for-night fabrics. After winter's tailored flannel goddess gowns - one of which ended up on Maggie Gyllenhaal at the Oscars - comes summer's voluminous, waistless cloud dresses in neutral tones made from terribly unglamorous nylon seersucker.
"It's the way the clothes are made, the way the bags are made, they are constructed completely seamless, that's a luxury," Maier told the Herald.
Also opting for an earthy palette and the omnipresent tent and shift silhouettes, Marni injected yet more Sixties chic with some wet-look vinyl tabards, coats and dresses. These were a counterpoint against the season's equally omnipresent leggings, in Marni's case complete with a sporty white leg stripe.
Meanwhile, the Gemma Ward mystery deepened with official word from the Australian model's New York agency, IMG, that she had indeed been unavoidably detained in Los Angeles on film work. Contrary to some speculation, however, what is keeping Ward in Los Angeles is not filming for the coming feature Strangers in which she is to co-star with Liv Tyler.
According to an IMG spokesman, Strangers does not start shooting until late October. Ward was busy with film work, he said, but on Friday will fly to Paris where she will "definitely" be taking part in those collections which begin on Sunday.
^that IS much better!!!
GOD! i've been waiting fore ages to see her in shows again, and NY was just not enough! it's really bad she missed burberry, prada, D&G and cavalli...
But i'm so HAPPY we are finally gonna see her on Sunday!!!
I LOVE GEMMA!!
GOD! i've been waiting fore ages to see her in shows again, and NY was just not enough! it's really bad she missed burberry, prada, D&G and cavalli...
But i'm so HAPPY we are finally gonna see her on Sunday!!!
I LOVE GEMMA!!
jssy4eva said:i know..it's just like with daria..i'm sad that they won't be on the runways, but happy that they are trying new things
I CANT IMAGE A RUNWAY WITHOUT GEMMA.. .TO STRANGE 4 ME... I LUV HER ON THE RUNWY SO I HOPE ITS NOT TRUE
from news.com.au
A MEATY role in Hollywood was the real reason model Gemma Ward was missing from the Italian fashion capital's catwalks this week.
The aspiring actor had an offer she couldn't refuse - a screen test with Aussie director Robert Luketic - and decided to skip the Italian fashion shows in favour of a shot at some screen time.
Contrary to reports elsewhere, the 19-year-old flew straight from New York Fashion Week to LA, where she auditioned for a part in Luketic's next movie, 21.
The Melbourne-born director, of Legally Blonde fame, has teamed with Kevin Spacey's production company on the film about six university students who learn how to count cards, then shake down a casino.
Ward's Hollywood star is certainly on the rise, with the Perth-born beauty set to start filming her first feature film, Strangers, next month alongside Liv Tyler.
But Sydney agent Susie Deveridge, of Viviens Model Management ,confirmed Ward would meet clotheshorse commitments in Paris next week.
A MEATY role in Hollywood was the real reason model Gemma Ward was missing from the Italian fashion capital's catwalks this week.
The aspiring actor had an offer she couldn't refuse - a screen test with Aussie director Robert Luketic - and decided to skip the Italian fashion shows in favour of a shot at some screen time.
Contrary to reports elsewhere, the 19-year-old flew straight from New York Fashion Week to LA, where she auditioned for a part in Luketic's next movie, 21.
The Melbourne-born director, of Legally Blonde fame, has teamed with Kevin Spacey's production company on the film about six university students who learn how to count cards, then shake down a casino.
Ward's Hollywood star is certainly on the rise, with the Perth-born beauty set to start filming her first feature film, Strangers, next month alongside Liv Tyler.
But Sydney agent Susie Deveridge, of Viviens Model Management ,confirmed Ward would meet clotheshorse commitments in Paris next week.
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YAY 
She's going to be at Paris! It's just not right seeing a runway without her.
She's going to be at Paris! It's just not right seeing a runway without her.makhiukwan
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That's Great!!!
Realli happy to hear that Gemma will Show up in the coming Paris Fashion Week~
i'm realli looking forward to seeing her in the runway!!
Realli happy to hear that Gemma will Show up in the coming Paris Fashion Week~
i'm realli looking forward to seeing her in the runway!!
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What shows do you guys think she'll be walking in Paris?
Probably everything 
All the designers will be having Gemma withdrawl and will book her for their shows
As sad as I am that she skipped Milan, I think that it was a good decision...not only does she get to further her acting career, but she also avoids overexposure
All the designers will be having Gemma withdrawl and will book her for their shows As sad as I am that she skipped Milan, I think that it was a good decision...not only does she get to further her acting career, but she also avoids overexposure
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