Helena Christensen

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Posted by heatworld on Wednesday 23 Jan 2008

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Supermodel Helena Christensen was on her way over to Heath Ledger's apartment when she learned of his death, it has emerged. Helena, who reportedly used to date Heath, said: "I am just beyond sad at this point and shocked. I was on my way over to pay him a visit when I found out. I had just left him a message and heard his voice on the machine. He was such a special and genuine person, so extraordinarily talented because he was so raw and honest with his feelings. He was so full of life, so electric... This is immensely sad."
 
Chanel Fine Jewelry's "Night of Diamonds" dinner in New York City, January 16, 2008




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thanks guys beautiful pictures... by the way for the week when chanel even has taken place Helena was named as the weeks best dressed woman;-)
 
Helena Christensen talks about how her son helps her deal with loss

As she struggles to come to terms with the death of her friend, actor Heath Ledger, supermodel Helena Christensen credits her 8 ½-year-old son Mingus with keeping her spirits up. As a mom, Helena, 39, says she has no choice but to move forward.
Time passes. It's doesn't make it easier, but you try to do the best you can. When you have a child, they kind of bring you back to the moment in a really comforting way.
Mingus is Helena's child with ex-boyfriend Norman Reedus.


http://www.celebrity-babies.com/2008/02/helena-christen.htmlhttp://www.celebrity-babies.com/2008/02/helena-christen.html
 
attending Y-3 show... how stunning she looks!





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Helena on the beautiful and damned

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"There are some very beautiful people out there who had tragic love histories," laments supermodel Helena Christensen, one of several beautiful women who have talked to writer Marianne Macdonald, and shown themselves to be much less assured than their public image would suggest.
Jennifer Lopez, Elle Macpherson, Emmanuelle Beart, Sienna Miller... "All these women had a startling power that underpinned their iconic beauty, their womanliness, their compelling charm,” says Macdonald in an article for the Spectator. "Their beauty didn't, necessarily, make them more confident. Interviewing them could be tricky. They would do one of two things: glow like a bonfire or snap shut like a crab."
The supermodels were the hardest to reach, says Macdonald, "as if they had soldered some long-forgotten crack in their heart". Christensen, in particular, was battle-scarred from her years on the catwalk. "One minute people adore you, the next they can't remember your name," she told Macdonald. Like many of the others, she hadn't found love easy to come by, "because we've lived such an independent lifestyle it's hard to let someone in and open up... I've had guys I've been into that have never even looked my way".
Lopez also revealed her insecurities. Asked what quality she would have if she could have any in the world, JLo quietly replied, "I'd like to be able to read everyone's mind. Yes, then I wouldn't have to wonder about what people are thinking".
Macdonald concludes: "Any really famous person shares this same indescribable self-possession. It's best summed up as a kind of conscious calm. But in gorgeous women it ratchets up a notch: their self-possession combines with a wariness and a faint, animal sense of power. And along with all this, confusingly, they are always strangely open and touchingly vulnerable."

http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/people,643,helena-christensen-and-the-burden-of-beauty,16266
 
Does someone has pictures of her with short hair? I'm thinking about it to cut it like hers.
 
Helena Christensen @ Halston Fall 2008 Fashion Show After Party in New York City, February 4 - 8 HQs



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