Mila van Eeten

[Armani]

Michael Kors Collection F/W 25

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[Armani]

Backstage

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[Zorka]

d la Repubblica February 15th, 2025



1984
Photography: Sharna Osborne
Styling: Jacob K
Hair: Guido Palau
Make-up: Sam Visser
Models: Rosalieke Fuchs, Malika Louback, Hejia Li, Penelope Ternes, Ida Heiner, Libby Bennett, Mathilda Gvarliani, Mila van Eeten & Mia Armstrong


d la Repubblica Digital Edition

 

[prylvi]

Sportmax F/W 25

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[prylvi]

Sportmax F/W 25

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the impression

 

[Armani]

Versace FW25

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[gedeon67]

Ferragamo F/W 25​

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[Armani]

Backstage
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[penny609]

Starting to like her blond hairdo more and more, more than I first did as I loved her with that dark hair. It's a different vibe but I also realize now that there is so much that is incredible about her face and her work, that hair color does not matter a lot, it's just something similar as switching from a lovely outfit to another lovely one.

 

[vogue22]

Can someone tell me why there was a six year gap between her debut and her first runway season?

 

[penny609]

Can someone tell me why there was a six year gap between her debut and her first runway season?

I don't know the answer but when I take a look at the first pages/posts of this thread she seemed really, really young and I guess it's a wiser option to wait a little while before going full-force in such cases. I remember some models who debuted at a very young age (Auguste Abeliunaite at Prada?) and their career path wasn't exactly as stunning as Mila's. So, why not signing with an agency pretty early but remaining in some comfy shadows until feeling and being ready and a little grown-up makes more sense.

 

[prylvi]

Ferragamo F/W 25​

(vogue)

the impression