Lily Donaldson

Thanks, Jenna16! Any info on month or year? :flower:

New blog post from Lily on SHOWstudio.

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A sun damaged picture on my refrigerator door of my first modeling assignment, it was for Charles Saatchi's exhibition 'SENSATION' which first showed in London at the Royal Academy of Art in 1997.
 
From Harper's Bazaar UK March 2012

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New Model Army
Ph: Rankin
St: Linh Ly
Models: Vivienne Westwood, Lily Donaldson, Jacqueeta Wheeler, Sadie Frost, Poppy Delevingne, Paul Sculfor & Max Rogers
Lily has two shots. One with Vivienne on her own, one with the full group.
 
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Fashion's top names have joined designer Vivienne Westwood in her campaign to save the rainforest for Cool Earth in an iconic photo shoot for fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar. In an interview with the eco journalist Lucy Siegel and with photography by Rankin, Vivienne Westwood talked about how she is galvanising her inner circle of friends to join the campaign ‘No Fun Being Extinct.'

Vivienne was joined by Sadie Frost and Storm Models Poppy Delevinge, Paul Sculfor, Lily Donaldson, Max Rogers and Jacquetta Wheeler for the photo shoot in which they wore T Shirts with graffiti slogans saying Cool Earth, Endangered Species, No Fun Being Extinct, Act Fast and Stop Climate Change.

Vivienne explains why she is calling on the fashion world to kick off the fundraising campaign, "Models are asked to support this, that and the other all the time, but nobody ever asks them, "Look, have you got a few quid to spare?" So I asked them directly to give money to make Cool Earth work. I've had a wonderful response..."
To many, fashion and environmentalism seem world's apart but model Wheeler believes fashion has a powerful role to play, ‘Fashion must change the world! It reaches people who charities normally don't have the means of getting through to. Most women have an interest in fashion, so its very important we use our voices in the fashion industry to relay these issues.'
Vivienne hopes to raise £7 million to save three of the world's key rainforests by 2020. To find out more about the campaign visit No Fun Being Extinct

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Carine Roitfeld stuck to using “real people” (as opposed to models) for her guest-edited issue of Vman, due out February 14. The exception: the bonus pinup girl calendar, shot by Willy Vandeperre, featuring “supermodels and Victoria’s Secret Angels, 12 of the planet’s most celebrated creatures.” Roitfeld dressed the girls, including Joan Smalls, Miranda Kerr, Adriana Lima, and Karolina Kurkova, in an assortment of Victoria’s Secret lingerie and customized pink American Apparel jackets. Style.com has the exclusive first look at the full calendar. Here, a few of our favorite months. —Kristin Studeman
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I'm glad Lily has been working with Carine again lately. :)
 
Re Lily's fashion mix: I get the feeling that she's pretty serious about her music. I'll bet she took creating the mix seriously.
 
^ Thanks! :flower: Definitely excited to see Lily in the video vignettes for this campaign.
 
Was just flipping through the March issue of Vanity Fair where there are new Equipment and 7 For All Mankind shots. I'll post (crappy cellphone) pics when I get a chance!

The 7 For All Mankind campaign looks like it's going to have a lot of candid type photos of Lily, it kind of reminds me of Rag & Bone advertising. But I'm really loving it, it's different than Lily's usual campaign work. :)
 
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