Phoebe Watson

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(via Fusion)
 
Model Call: Phoebe Watson
By TAYLOR HARRIS

Phoebe Watson is a real newbie. After signing with Fusion, the fresh-faced Brit arrived in New York just 10 days ago. But with her 5-foot, 11-inch stance, strong brows and prominent pout, it shouldn’t take long for clients to notice the 19-year-old. Just don’t tell her that. “When I first went into Storm [her mother agency] in London, I was a bit shocked. I was so tall and gangly and awkward,” Watson says, sounding extra charming in her English lilt. “I was like, ‘Why am I here?’” What a kidder she is.

How do you like New York so far?
I’m just starting to get used to it. Everything is just a lot bigger here than in London. The biggest building in London is like a quarter of the size of a normal building here. I’m always kind of looking up.

Did you grow up in London?
No, I grew up in a place called Bath, west of London. It’s so small and it’s right in the middle of the countryside. You drive five minutes away from the center of town and you’re in the middle of fields. I feel like a small fish and in very big pond.

What does your family think of you modeling?
They love it. My mom’s an artist so she considers it an art form. She gets really, really involved. She’s sometimes more involved than I am. Like when I told her I was going to New York, I gave her all the information and she rang me up an hour later telling me all these things I had no idea about, like about who’s who at the agency and which photographers are important. She does her research!

Has your personal style changed since you started modeling?
I dress very differently when I’m on castings. Normally, I dress very laid back and low key. I don’t really like to stand out in a crowd. I like just jeans and plain T-shirts. At home, you’ll always find me wearing sweats. I’m not one to wear tight-fitted things or heels during the day but you have to when you’re working so designers can see your physique.

February is going to be your first show season. What are your thoughts so far?
I’m really nervous about walking because I’ve always been really, really clumsy. The other day at the model apartment, I opened the fridge, a bottle fell out and smashed on the floor. And I knocked another bottle out while I was trying to clean the first one up. And I just moved in! I thought all the girls would hate me after that. Luckily, they found it funny.

Has the agency given you any tips on your walk yet?
Just to look at the end of the runway, don’t let yourself look anywhere else. And cross your legs over each other while you walk but don’t walk like a horse.

What’s next for you?
Just exploring New York while I’m here to meet the clients. I’ll probably see “Twilight” if I have time today. I was supposed to go see it with my little sister. We preordered tickets like a month ago when I was still home but then I found out I was going to New York so she was pretty annoyed with me. I can’t believe I still haven’t seen it yet. I’m like a 14-year-old girl when it comes to my enthusiasm for it!



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Oh yez so fr€sh new and out of the blue. HARDLY....... Questionable write up.
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^ Seriously, and I also HATE the blonde hair on her, ruins her whole appeal for me. :(
 
Oh yez so fr€sh new and out of the blue. HARDLY....... Questionable write up.
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Oh yeah... couldn't agree more and questionable write-ups are more and more turning into a trend if not a rule. And frankly speaking, the term "fresh face" has already become a curse word for my poor ears and eyes to the extent I ask myself if it does even mean anything after hearing/reading it everywhere, ad nauseam.
 
^ "Fresh face" .... It's okay as filler word in write-ups but if you have nothing else to say about a model than how fresh and new she is (which is not so true in Phoebe's case, by the way, who has quite a few other qualities...), then it's getting a bit random.
 
Yes, there is clearly a double issue with this write-up... both the plain boring randomness and the fact it's absolutely not true. But that's been like that for a while and not getting better.

I don't understand how they can do something like that, though. Means they (and most others) take their readers for ignorant idiots ready to swallow anything, true or not.

And seriously, how can someone be so uninspired when writing something about Phoebe? A short glance at her polaroid sheet and the flow of words should be unstoppable...

This being said, I'm not fond of the last digitals with lighter (blonder, actually) hair color. Especially after seing the pola-sheet where she looks bloody amazing. By the way, her book at Storm includes a few more jewels that are worth a look as well.
 
Phoebe Watson by Daniel Nadel for Fashion Gone Rogue
Stable Girl – Photographer Daniel Nadel and stylist Amber Ross bridge the gap between fashionable luxury and the rural life for FGR’s latest exclusive. Model Phoebe Watson hits the stables in romantic ensembles featuring the work of Louis Vuitton, Marlene Birger, Giles and Mark Fast amongst others. Phoebe dons tousled tresses by hair stylist Hannah Jones and pink lips by makeup artist Hannah Phillips in the outdoor images.





Photography – Daniel Nadel
Styling – Amber Ross
Makeup – Hannah Phillips
Hair – Hannah Jones
Model – Phoebe Watson @ Storm
from fashion gone rogue

Yay! These are lovely, I adore this girl!
 
The text is kinda lame again (but who cares?! though I wonder when someone will use words that do justice to her beauty) and the concept of the editorial could have been push a little further but couldn't agree more -- these are gorgeous pictures. And I just love a model that can make melancholy look sexy.
 
Gorgeous editorial! Phoebe looks wonderful, and I love the tough yet sexy styling against the barn backdrop.
 

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