Model Behavior (PLEASE READ POST #1 BEFORE POSTING)

The image in People here of her inner thigh area suggests damage. I can see why the chafing here is an issue for her. I'd be more persuaded if we could see a 360 degree view of her back. The image of her chin could just be a bad angle.

I'm not sure a jury or a judge would be persuaded either though after reading the fine print of her agreement- my guess is that she'll settle.
 
I only see a bulge down her arm on the first picture.
:lol:.. see, this is the kind of thing she invites, now we’re all scanning and scrutinizing her pictures to spot where exactly is she ‘brutally disfigured’ haha

She does sound like she has some advanced case of body dysmorphia.. I’m just hoping her harsh criticism is limited to the mirror, can’t imagine what she’d think of regular, non-model 50 and up peeps if she is depicting herself as the freakin chupacabra.
 
I feel really bad for Linda and I understand what she’s going through. Yes she’s not horribly disfigured to us, but she talked about how she has lumps of hard fat under her arms and on her thighs. She can’t put her arms down straight because of the lumps. She also gets bad chaffing that leads to bleeding.

I understand why she’s doing this to be the public face of side effects from CoolSculpting. Btw CoolSculpting is the name of the brand that does the fat freezing and they’re known for downplaying the side effects and paying settlements to shut people up.

The thing about this PAH is the fat doesn’t stop growing. You can have some of the fat removed with liposuction but it will grow again later. It’s a terrible permanent thing with no solution. I’ve seen people being discouraged from doing the procedure since she spoke about it on Instagram. I hope less and less people do it.
 
Whatever happened to the old adage of suffering in silence? I'm starting to see the value in that social norm.
IMO, she is doing it in incorrect way. Her face still look good at her age. The disfigured relate to parts of her body, which of course she doesn't show. Much better solution was photos, which focused on those parts. This message is not clear and as a result we see a celebrity complaining.
 
Linda looks like a normal lady her age. I don’t see anything wrong.
 
People have this done for only a 20% fat reduction (at the most) in the targeted areas? :huh: I don't think I could be paid any amount of money to do CoolSculpting.
 
I hope she's also suing the people who have worked on her face for the last 10 years...
This cheap photoshoot in People in painful to look at.
 
Linda and her team could have taken this opportunity to craft some sort of narrative of empowerment with her owning what she looks like as a woman in her 50s who’s had this unfortunate thing happen to her but has persevered. I truly believe people would have applauded and celebrated her. Instead it’s a sad, harrowing pity parade.

I get that she’s likely uncomfortable about showing parts of her body, but surely there’s a better, more flattering alternative than just putting her in oversized cardigans and only shooting her in closeup.
 
From Disregarded Models to Angry Influencers: A New Book Takes a Closer Look at the Fyre Fest Disaster

On November 19, 2016, McFarland flew out a team of Fyre employees and investors, including Fyre’s chief talent officer, Ian Browne, talent booker Samuel Krost, head of marketing Grant Margolin, and investor John Bryant, to the Bahamas. Joining them aboard the private jet, tail number N827TV, with a minifridge full of specially requested frozen Snickers bars, were the former football player Jason Bell, and the models Alyssah Ali, Chanel Iman, Nadine Leopold, Daniela Lopez, and Shanina Shaik. The trip was memorialized in an infamous Mannequin Challenge video Shaik posted on Instagram.

“They would fly to the Bahamas every single weekend in private planes with models. Every weekend that I was trying to get in, he was like, ‘Sorry, I’ve been to the Bahamas, we flew out,’” a former publicist recalled. “They were bringing girls and bling and renting yachts for at least six months doing all that promo.”

“Meanwhile you’ve got Billy McFarland, who has rented this massive, 10,000-square-foot house that cost $50,000 a week, and he’s chartered a plane that’s going back and forth from Miami so that he can hook up with influencers,” whistleblower Calvin Wells added.

The shoot had actually cost quite a bit more than $2 million, given all the sunken costs. For example, before the IMG models were confirmed for the infamous commercial, the Fyre team had booked a group of less-known women from a trio of second-tier agencies to appear as spokespeople. But no sooner had those models landed in the Bahamas than they learned their services were no longer required.

“They shuttled off all those girls to a neighboring island, where they felt very unsafe and totally ignored, and they wined and dined all the super A-list models that they got. And then they didn’t pay the modeling agency,” said a source with knowledge of the shoot. “They felt extremely betrayed by Billy, because he treated the girls so badly, you know? It was kind of a personal relationship, and he just very quickly forgot about that and then concentrated on the big girls. They were shuttled off to a neighboring island where accommodations were really bad. They said that there were no locks on the doors. They had nothing to do, and they heard that the other girls were being entertained on the big yachts, you know, the whole thing, and they were nothing.”

Records show the Fyre team had also offered the DJ and YouTube personality Chantel Jeffries $50,000 to participate in the same shoot, only to cancel her at the last minute because the IMG models apparently refused to work with talent of what they considered lesser renown, a category that apparently included Insta-famous vloggers.

“People choose people, models, influencers in a vacuum without understanding the intricacies of the modeling world, because models apparently have reputational risk…they were concerned about being involved in anything to do with some random music festival,” said a source who observed the contract breakdown. “And they were concerned for their higher-end IMG models’ images to be associated with, let’s just call her…a market DJ. She wasn’t like a high-fashion model. She was more like, whatever. For whatever the reason it was, they didn’t want it mixed.”

At that point, and despite their signed contract, Fyre also decided to rescind their booking of Jeffries as a festival headliner, apparently for the same reputational reasons. In an act of generosity, however, they had at least canceled Jeffries’s contract well before she boarded a plane.

“Two days before the shoot I called Chantel’s agent and informed her that we had to cancel her involvement. I had been working with IMG and had executed contracts with eight of their biggest models from Alessandra Ambrosio to Bella Hadid,” Browne, the festival’s head of talent, recapped in one email to McFarland’s lawyer. “Accordingly, when I told the team at IMG that Chantel Jeffries would be joining the shoot, they unequivocally said that Chantel could not be part of the shoot since it would hurt all the other girls’ brands and was not a proper fit at all. Chantel is known as an Instagram model and is not at the same level as the Victoria Secret Models [sic]. I conveyed this to the agent and offered $10K as a breakup fee.”
 
Natalia Vodianova made a post on Instagram in regards to the "special military operation" last week and said she wished to support mothers as 'they always have it the worst".

Flashback to 2016 when Natalia makes an appearance at an event for a "Putin Project" here

I wonder when she'll return to Russia? My understanding is she's in Paris now.
 
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I wonder with Russia's new censorship laws (15 years prison), how much of these Russian models like Snejana and the rest of the fashion industry will be posting about the war.
 
I wonder with Russia's new censorship laws (15 years prison), how much of these Russian models like Snejana and the rest of the fashion industry will be posting about the war.
Snejana is Ukrainian… But many of these models I don't think live in Russia anymore, like Sasha, Anna, Irina, Vlada and Natasha.
 
Snejana is Ukrainian… But many of these models I don't think live in Russia anymore, like Sasha, Anna, Irina, Vlada and Natasha.
Oops my bad! But yeah, I'm sure those models still have family there. Bad situation on all fronts.
 
I admire Snejana. A lot of Russian models have made a few posts here and there but she's constantly posting stuff. It'll be interesting to see how Irina, Natasha, Vlada and other Russian models go beyond their single posts.
 
I wonder when she'll return to Russia? My understanding is she's in Paris now.

She is wife Antoine Arnault and probably due to first marriage is UK citizen.

I don't think live in Russia anymore, like Sasha, Anna, Irina, Vlada and Natasha.

Yea, Sasha, Irina, Vlada live in the USA and Natasha in the Netherlands. Russian passport never would attractive and they know about it.
The best solution for those women is silent and people should be remember that they only models. In reality their job is nothing important for the world.
 
Natalia Vodianova made a post on Instagram in regards to the "special military operation" last week and said she wished to support mothers as 'they always have it the worst". The word "Ukraine" was conspicuously not mentioned. Natalia's link in her bio redirects users to support some charities within Russia.

Flashback to 2016 when Natalia makes an appearance at an event for a "Putin Project" here

I wonder when she'll return to Russia? My understanding is she's in Paris now.

Olga Kurylenko just tore Natalia a new one in the comments section of that post.
 

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