Solange Wilvert

[fleur137]

more:

 

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and more:

 

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lol there's more

 

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more (there's 23 in total)

 

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more:

 

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second last lot:

 

[fleur137]

last two!

 

[fleur137]

oh and about the vera wang ones: there's one more but i'm not sure if it's solange. what do you guys think?

verawang.com

 

[marqueemoon]

more:

the last one is for Vera Wang Home

beautiful!!

 

[lady stardust]

from alberta ferretti fall 05
source firsview.com

 

[pinksatin]

I love that tableware. Beautiful!

....oh! Solange is too of course.

 

[Sweet rus]

Solange Soaring
November 9th, 2005 by wayne
Posted in model news, girls


Solange Wilvert/Next for Stella McCartney Fragrance

Searing Solange/Next adds the new Stella McCartney fragrance spot to her Gucci FW 04 campaign thus proving that this Brazilain gamine is very, very bankable. It’s a shrewd girl who expands her client base! * models.com

yay for Solange... such a beauty!

thanx!!!!!! I like this ad and how Solange looks here and this fragrance too

 

[Snow-White]

the Vera Wang ones look so romantic...

 

[Nelly Cat]

anyway, here's the Pennyblack ones. thankies Nelly Cat!

Thank you for posting all of them! I was too lazy to even start...

 

[oicicup]

she's french?

 

[galviggo]

Ohmygads! So.FREAKIN'.beautiful in the big Vera Wang ad in #358.

I also the dead-on shot of her wearing the olive jacket in #362. She's almost perfect there; the only features I'm not crazy about are the light, sparse eyebrows.

 

[miss_dior_cheri]

she's french?

I think she's brazilian

 

[fleur137]

^she's brazilian but has a swiss father or something like that i think

 

[idée fixe]

oh and about the vera wang ones: there's one more but i'm not sure if it's solange. what do you guys think?

verawang.com

I'm 99% sure it's Solange. She has such a distinctive profile.
Thanks for the pics.

 

[zehenspitze]

^she's brazilian but has a swiss father or something like that i think

her father's family is from Luxembourg, but emigrated to Santa Caterina in the 19th century