Miranda Kerr

[LucyaMartyoshka]

I love her,we have the same personality.

 

[julesrules815]

Thank you babyjane! She is so cute!

 

[babyjane]

* MIRANDA TAKES OFF

HER career has been on the up-and-up for a few years now but Aussie model Miranda Kerr is about to take her work sky-high. Literally. The Victoria's Secret model is booked to parade new PJ nighties for the US lingerie giant, swapping the usual catwalk for an aisle on a Virgin Air plane, mid-flight. Fans can win tickets for the jet set style moment at Virgin's website, then prepare for a fashionable take-off from New York to Los Angeles. She's expected to touch down back in Oz for Christmas and some time enjoying a local summer in the sun.

The Daily Telegraph

 

[satin chic]

Aw, she's so cute in the VS ads!

 

[[Cypress.]™]

Free Panty Ad - Angels Air Push Up scanned by me

 

[Mighty_Mira]

Clinique Happy

Scanned by me out of OK! Magazine

 

[Mighty_Mira]

one thing I noticed about that ad was they have given her brown eyes!!

 

[Mrs Porter]

Is this Brent? Oo

 

[Mrs Porter]

Oh thank you by the way xD

 

[Mighty_Mira]

yeah bent, miranda and rosie

 

[Mighty_Mira]

oops brent i mean hahaha

 

[TheGlassAngel]

Miranda with her boyfriend and best friend.

Man Clinique was totally catering to her

 

[lozz]

Miranda and Brent aren't together anymore but they still look so cute!!

 

[blue.]

http://mirandovvgerr.ytmnd.com/

miranda at victoria secret pink show

 

[papa_levante]

^ That gave me quite a headache for sure

 

[Mrs Porter]

New Portmans (Capped by me )

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[babyjane]

^I usually don't like Portmans but those are nice. I like the Purple party dress and matching shoes. Thanks for posting.

 

[babyjane]

Miranda and Brent aren't together anymore but they still look so cute!!

I just read about that in The Daily Telegraph. Too bad, those would have been gorgeous babies.

ETA - Here's the Interview's. It's really good, very informative.

November 11, 2007 12:00am
MIRANDA Kerr has two fears. One is genuinely scary - sharks. The other is a little bit weird: cotton buds.
But before you start thinking she’s a flake, consider this: as one of the most sought-after models in the world, she has cotton bud-wielding make-up artists coming at her every day. And if that stuff gets in your eye, it can be nasty.


“I know it sounds strange!” she says with a laugh. “But if I get a big bit of cotton in my eye, it really hurts and I can’t do my work. So I fear it.”
Tackling the lesser of the two evils, Kerr decided to confront her fear head-on by swimming in shark-infested waters during a shoot break in the Caribbean. It didn’t work. The fear remains.


“Any time I go into the ocean, all I can think about is sharks,” she says, adding that she wanted to be a marine biologist as a little girl but the whole shark thing was too much. Instead, she became a supermodel.


Best known in Australia as the face of Portmans, Kerr is set to become an international phenomenon. Industry insiders have already tipped her as the next Elle Macpherson, describing the 175cm model with sapphire blue eyes and trademark baby dimples as the “ultimate girl-next-door”.


Kerr recently broke into the American market with a lucrative contract with Maybelline New York and as one of the Victoria’s Secret ‘Angels’, the world-famous, lingerie-wearing stable of models who grace the company’s catwalk extravaganzas, TV commercials, billboards and magazine print campaigns.


Individually, they can earn millions. The contract, which is the first ever offered to an Australian, places Kerr among the top 30 models in the world, up there with Gisele Bündchen, Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio.
The US has fallen in love with her,” says leading fashion, beauty and celebrity photographer Russell James from Los Angeles. “We love her because she has the most incredible girl-next-door look and she’s also insanely beautiful.


"It means women are not intimidated by her looks and guys think they might be able to talk to her. It’s a fantastic combination.”

There are three things that mark Miranda Kerr as something special in the modelling world. Unlike some of her beautiful colleagues, she has an effervescent personality. People want to be around her; she’s fun on a shoot.


“And she’s not stupid, which can be a very annoying trait among some models,” adds James, who recently shot Kerr for Victoria’s Secret. “She’s outstandingly professional and she always turns up to the job in a great mood. I’d place her in my Top 10 alongside Gisele and Heidi Klum.”
Secondly, she really sells product.


“It’s all about the bottom line for the clients. It’s as blunt as that,” says her Sydney agent, Ursula Hufnagl of Chic Management “The clients want to sell their product and Miranda has one of those very open personalities that the public relates to.”


Thirdly, she’s a Buddhist. And we’re not talking about that brand of celebrity feel-good Buddhism. Kerr has rejected the fast-lane lifestyle of many of the top models. But more on that later.
Right now, Kerr is sitting on a step in the garden of a friend’s beach-side cottage in The Hamptons, the playground for the rich and famous, two hours’ drive north of New York City.


It’s 10pm and the air is cool, but Kerr is clothed in a light dress. “I love being outdoors,” she says. “I love listening to the crickets. I want to embrace nature.”


This is the first weekend break Kerr has had in almost two years. Her career is maintained at breakneck pace. In the past two weeks alone, she’s been working in Australia, Mexico, the UK, US, and St Lucia and the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean.

“It’s pretty full-on travelling,” she says. “For a while there, I thought, my God, my life is an aeroplane. I spend more time up there than I do down here, but I’m really working on, hopefully, trying to get more of a balance in my life.”


Balance is a word Kerr uses a lot. Other favourite words include

“rejuvenate” and “grounding”. She speaks with a sweet, soft voice, but what she has to say is very thoughtful.


When she talks about changing the world, one happy smile at a time, she means it. As a recent convert to Nichiren Buddhism, a Japanese branch of Buddhism, she believes we have a responsibility to bring peace and harmony to our lives and the world.


And she intends to do this by being a “happy soul” every day of her life.
“I’ve always had a burning desire to help people and make a difference in the world,” she explains.
“I didn’t know how I could do that in modelling when it can be such a fake world. But my dad told me I could make a difference by being true to myself and teaching people what I’ve learnt about spirituality, health and nutrition.
"I want to be a good role model for girls and show them they can do whatever they feel passionate about and still live a healthy life.”


As part of her Nichiren beliefs, Kerr chants every morning and night for 20 minutes, practises yoga, meditates and reads widely on spirituality. She says she realises there are other “celebrity” Buddhists out there and some people may be cynical about it but, for her, it all makes sense.


“A celebrity life can be very fast-paced, and it can be hard to find meaning in it. I believe that everyone is looking for the answers, but the answers are within ourselves,” she says. “Buddhism feels right for me.
"I just want to be the best person I can be every day – it’s a great way to live. Treat others how you want to be treated and be understanding of others who may hold resentment towards you by understanding that it’s part of their journey and not something you have to take personally.


“I see myself as a genuine person who wants the best for everyone. I believe we’re all equal and we all have our purpose in life. We all have our karma that we need to fulfil and I’m here fulfilling mine.”


Kerr’s karma seems to be a life in modelling, something she never really wanted to do. Growing up in the rural NSW town of Gunnedah, Kerr raced motorbikes, rode horses on her grandmother’s farm and was passionate about nutrition and health.


"It was a very grounding thing to grow up in the country where there wasn’t any pretentiousness and no one really cared what you were wearing. You could just be you,” she says of her childhood.
One of her friends entered her into the Dolly/Impulse Covergirl Competition by asking Kerr’s mother, Therese, for some photos from the family album and secretly posting them off.


“I didn’t want her to be a model, so I supplied photos of Miranda that showed her crooked teeth!” laughs Therese. “She has gorgeous teeth now after years of wearing braces, but I thought it might put the judges off.”
It didn’t. Kerr won the 1997 competition and flew to Sydney for the photoshoot, one week before her 14th birthday. “There was some stiff competition, but Miranda’s photo was stunning. I’ve never forgotten it,” remembers Shonagh Walker, one of the judges and the beauty and lifestyle editor of Dolly.


But the win took a nasty turn when several media pundits declared Kerr too young to appear on a magazine cover, saying the photos might attract pedophiles and that the shoot was “p*rn*gr*ph*c”.
“I couldn’t understand the fuss. It was a magazine for young girls, so why shouldn’t young girls be modelling in it?” says Kerr After the fuss died down, Kerr decided to finish high school before she started working in modelling seriously.


The family moved to Brisbane so Kerr could experience life in a city as a stepping-stone before moving to Sydney and, later, New York. But in Year 11, she struggled academically after her boyfriend of 18 months was killed in a car accident.


“Miranda was devastated,” says Therese. “He was a beautiful boy. All through Year 11, it was as though the lights were on but no one was home. Then she started doing small modelling jobs, which gave her some confidence back.


“After experiencing death in such a personal way, Miranda values the important things in life, such as family and friends. She doesn’t care about broken nails or material things. She knows what’s important and what’s not.”


After high school, Kerr modelled in Australia and Japan before moving to New York City. She’s just bought a $1 million apartment in Chelsea with views of The Empire State Building, where she lives with her Yorkshire Terrier, Frankie.


“It’s nice to have somewhere over here that I can call my home away from home. I like Chelsea because it has a lot of art museums and it’s also central. Many of the photographic studios are around this area, so I can walk or ride my bike to work. It’s quite convenient.”
Outside of work, Kerr focuses on her yoga and being close to nature. She also loves meeting people (“especially old people because I believe they have something to teach us – they’ve been around for a while and seen a lot”).


Kerr eats organic food and has a personal trainer when she’s in New York, who has her running, boxing and doing Pilates, but she still has fat days and would prefer to just do yoga. “I don’t go to the gym when I’m by myself, I’d rather just relax. I have fat days, especially when it’s that time of the month. If I have to shoot underwear, it’s not a nice thing to feel fat.”


As for men, Kerr is plagued by paparazzi determined to photograph her with British actor and fellow Nichiren Buddhist Orlando Bloom, who is rumoured to be her current love. Bloom and Kerr were snapped looking at apartments in April and last month they were seen dining at exclusive Asian restaurant Megu in New York City.


When asked about this, she simply says she’s not dating anyone at the moment. “I’m enjoying more time to myself because there’s no one in my life right now,” she says. “I’m trying to focus on my work and myself for once, because I’ve always put my relationships first.”
For now, Miranda Kerr just wants us back home to know that she’s happy and hopes to make other people happy, too. “I consider myself a happy soul,” she says. “I’m all about being happy and living in the moment, that’s what I stand for. I really believe in happiness for everyone.”

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,22730119-5006011,00.html

 

[LucyaMartyoshka]

Her soul is as beautiful inside as it is outside,she is amazing and down to earth.

 

[Destined]

Haha that made me laugh I thought when they said she tackles the lesser fear that they were going to say the cotton bud
She looks differentin that green dress at portsman