brokenenglish
Deep Red Bells
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mellowdrama said:Are they keeping Bob Dylan? Because without his endorsement, I may never buy another pair of $15 scratchy polyester underwear.
mellowdrama said:Are they keeping Bob Dylan? Because without his endorsement, I may never buy another pair of $15 scratchy polyester underwear.
anapaula said:A Brazilian magazine named Boa Forma said that Daniela Sarahyba just signed with VS. She is a stunning girl much more curvaceous than most of the VS models.
Max Capote said:ok people, fresh news, the girl that will take the place of gisele is juliana imai. Here's the link:
http://www.erikapalomino.com.br/erika2006/fashion.php?m=3542
julicalg said:So, do you think an actress like julia Roberts deserves 20 million a year? Why is that actress deserve more than models? All of them show their image for a living and Gisele's image sells, the same with kate Moss... the same with all the other SUPER'S we had in the past
I compretely think that if we valued the models more we would have a hole bunch of Super like in the 90's... and Gisele has always been known in the industry for being punctual doing a hell of a good job (they say she even know how many frames left in a roll of film there are- she counts then as she is being shoot) and being fun to work with...
But that is just my opinion, I really believe we should value them as any other image driven profession!
Really? Then why didn't they keep Oluch if they wanted a "token black" model?eternitygoddess said:Selita is the worst angel IMO. And I know exactly why they picked her.
True. But if-ever Gisele's paycheck's had been reduced, the extra money would have gone in the pocket of the top executives as part of their yearly bonuses packages.FrockRadar8 said:It's ridiculous, Gisele gets paid absurd amounts of money for looking bored and open mouthed in that lingerie, while we can't even guarantee that the very people MAKING that underwear that she sits in are getting a decent wage. Not a barely survivable wage...but a living wage.