Hannelore Knuts

Has anyone seen Hannelore's newest Tim Walker story in Vogue Italia? Not from 2009, but in the latest issue? She mentioned it and I would like to know.
 
Ford’s Hannelore Knuts feaures in Dazed & Confused Oct. 2010 in an editorial photographed by Marlene Marino with styling by Cathy Edwards. Shot entirely on film the story’s title “Expose” is of course a double entendre as Hannelore wears very little apart from the odd Miu Miu collar, Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière heel, or necklace by Lanvin.
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Credits include: Photographer, Marlene Marino; Styling, Cathy Edwards; Hair, Naoki Komiya at Julian Watson; Hiromi Ueda at Julian Watson; Photographic assistant, Nicholas Riley-Bentham; Styling assistant, Hollie Lacayo.


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John Galliano S/S 11 Paris Look #4

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John Galliano S/S 11 Paris Backstage

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^^ She does :heart:
Emanuel Ungaro ss11 - Paris (HQ)

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10 magazine spring/summer 2010
"dolce & gabbana: old school but new school"
photographer: miles aldridge
fashion editor: sophia neophitou
hair: lyndell mansfield @ clm
makeup: alice ghendrih @ artlist
model: hannelore knuts

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Hannelore Knuts Interview Special

Model: Hannelore Knuts
Photo/video/text: Damien Neva
Source: Ford Models Blog

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In July the Ford Models Blog had an opportunity to interview Hannelore Knuts in her Brooklyn loft. A lot has happened between then and what is now October, not least of which was a dizzying show season, and today we are happy to give this iconic Belgian model the proper introduction we promised in June. Hannelore’s career began in earnest with the Yohji Yamamoto S/S 1999 campaign and flourished throughout the noughties during which she worked closely with designers Jean Paul Gaultier, Azzedine Alaïa, and Haider Ackermann and with photographers Juergen Teller, Inez & Vinoodh, and Philip-Lorca diCorcia. And, we hasten to add, so many more that she curated in Belgium this spring an epic exhibit called ULTRAMEGALORE spanning a decade of her career in fashion and modeling. The massive show took the better part of two years to organize with favors being generously paid in the form of loaned clothing and prints by designers and photographers alike to the model who has been their muse.

Hannelore’s Brooklyn loft is not unlike her storied career — a vast expanse richly populated with pockets of color and flourishing centers of activity. A select wardrobe hangs in the open — the rest we are told is in her home back in Belgium. A snake taxidermy, antler, brass bird statuette, and candles gather along the baseboard loosely suggesting ritual, memory, or perhaps flea market bounty. An inspiration board collage creeps along the wall of the breakfast nook. Art albums, ULTRAMEGALORE exhibit catalogs, and music fill a bookcase. Piñatas dangle tantalizingly from ceiling. A single stem yellow (Hannelore’s favorite color) rose rests atop a coffee table. The parallels to her career are not limited to the space alone, but also extend into a warmly inviting personality that bubbles with story after entertaining story. Ever the gracious hostess Hannelore served chilled mineral water with freshly squeezed lemon and a drop of mint oil — the perfect salve for a hot July afternoon.

Hannelore Knuts is clearly no passenger and after all these years of modeling she boasts experience, wisdom, and passion that belie her occupation as a model — we wouldn’t be talking about her if the opposite was true. Curator, artist, designer, she’s been all of them, but she is most comfortable in her role as a model. With handful of runway appearances this season for Kenzo, John Galliano, Emanuel Ungaro, Zero + Maria Cornejo, VPL, and editorials in Vogue Italia, Dazed & Confused, and Harper’s Bazaar UK, Hannelore looks to be laying the foundation for a follow-up in all but name to ULTRAMEGALORE. In the meantime, watch the short interview in which Hannelore speaks with Damien Neva of the Ford Models Blog about her exhibition from this spring and her first encounter with photographer Juergen Teller.
 
Lanvin for H&M F/W 10.11 : Hannelore Knuts, Jane Schmitt, Tatiana Cotliar & Natasha Poly

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Chuffed to bits that Hannelore is part of this campaign....she just brings the requisite amount of high fashion glamour to any proceedings.
Star of this show for me.
 
Twin Magazine #3
New Model Armour
Photographer:
Amy Troost
Styling: Alastair McKimm
Hair: Rudi Lewis
Make-up: Sil Bruinsma


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Lanvin for H&M Haute Couture Show
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Continued from the post above.

Title: I Just Want to Watch
Publication: 032c 20th Issue Berlin Winter 2010/11
Photography: Danko Steiner

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Vogue Italia (March 2000)
"Series 1 L.A."
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Model: Hanelore Knuts


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