MODEL CITIZENS

They're tall, they're skinny, they're gorgeous, AND they make gobs of money travelling and wearing amazing clothes. So if that wasn't enough worth envying, here's another: some of them are actually all those things off the runway too! Not all models are particularly savvy when it comes to dressing themselves, but these girls certainly know a thing or two about looking lovely once they've stepped off the catwalk. Magdalena's shoes are amazing, Siri does simple chic, and Lily is classic and gorgeous. Absolute love! My sources are tfs and stockholmstreetstyle.com.

A Fleur De Peau

Here is Magdalena in Numero 103, May 2009. I think the subtle colors are beautiful; really do like the nude colors with the soft pinks. Magdalena really works well as a blond I think; she has grown on me quite a bit. I used to think her boxy face was somewhat awkward and strange, now I really love her looks! Anyway, she looks wonderful here, but could do without some of the nudity as it seems rather pointless in these shots. Find these here.
As a side note, I'm finding it difficult to find places that will allow me to upload some of the editorials I'd like to put up due to the occasional risque shot; how does everyone else get around this? My photos keep getting deleted which makes my blog look so ugly! I uploaded these straight to blogspot, but that seems like more of a pain surprisingly! How annoying.

30 Avenue Montaigne

So, having found this editorial, I'm nearly convinced there is a god (ok not really, but you see where I'm going here...). This editorial is simply blissful; I've managed to fall in love with it. Magdalena is just so lovely, the dogs so cute, and the clothes AMAZING. I would love any single one of these outfits; I love the details of red - convinced me I need a pair of red pumps and a bright red scarf. Gah, I could go on about the clothes in these pictures, but they speak for themselves in their uncomplicated loveliness. So Christian Dior. Anyway, you can pick up the rest of these from Paris Vogue June 2009 here.
Did I mention I love this editorial?