Gigi Hadid Heads Guess Spring
2015 Ad Campaign
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Having modeled for the Los Angeles-based denim company when she was a toddler and made her debut as a Guess girl for the women’s business two years ago, the 19-year-old model is starring in the spring 2015 ad campaign.
Getting Athletic: Brands Court
Players for Ad Campaigns
Surfer Tia Blanco designed vegan accessories with French-based Satine.
The Row Pre-Fall 2015
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California’s climate and surf culture from the Fifties and Sixties steered the collection.
Janie Bryant Links With Black Halo
Emmy Award-winning costume designer Janie Bryant has teamed with Los Angeles-based contemporary brand Black Halo for its first collaborative collection.
Lanvin Pre-Fall 2015
Alber Elbaz cued a slide show of the 85-look pre-fall collection he designed for Lanvin, letting the images flash on a computer screen and offering only minimal commentary.
![Model Call: Luz Pavon
Photo Courtesy of Wilhemina Models
WWD: How did you start modeling?Luz Pavon: In Mexico, I was always the tallest one in my classroom and really skinny. People would always tell me, “You should try modeling.” … Every time I used to walk in the street, [agents] would stop me and be like, ‘Oh my God, your hair! You’re so skinny and your hair is so big!” All my life, I’ve had this hair. And that’s how I started modeling.
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Model Call: Luz Pavon
Photo Courtesy of Wilhemina Models
WWD: How did you start modeling?
Luz Pavon: In Mexico, I was always the tallest one in my classroom and really skinny. People would always tell me, “You should try modeling.” … Every time I used to walk in the street, [agents] would stop me and be like, ‘Oh my God, your hair! You’re so skinny and your hair is so big!” All my life, I’ve had this hair. And that’s how I started modeling.
Christian Louboutin Gets Social
With #LouboutinWorld
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Christian Louboutin is turning to its fiercely active social following — 3.5 million fans on Instagram alone — to help populate its Web site. With the help of Olapic, the three-year-old tech startup that helps brands use images and videos from social media to boost sales, Louboutin will unveil its first user-generated gallery online, #LouboutinWorld.
