Remember the spontaneous, last-minute morning shoot I did in Auckland a few months back? Well, the latest NO Magazine (issue four) is out now. Brit naughty IT-girl Peaches Geldof is on the cover.
And here’s me in Jaeha who I love and adore. Too bad they didn’t show the red hooker heels which I LOVED.
In spite of that busted face after a week’s worth of late nights out, I guess you may now add “International Part-Time Supermodel” in my resume. Hahaha! ;-)
Speaking of Jaeha, I had a photoshoot early today for NO Magazine. I was SO worried I wasn’t gonna be able to make the shoot because I got back to my room at round 6 or 6:30AM. Don’t ask why because it’s a LOOONG story. Anyway, I got up at 10 and I managed to sleep for 2-3 hours… not bad I guess. It would be interesting to see how the photos would look like considering a) I went to the studio all haggard (my skin is shitty and I didn’t put make-up on)and b) it was a super quick shoot – no make-up or hair people at all so it was raw. I could only wish for the photo chop gods to do their magic. Haha!
Jaeha is definitely one of my fave Kiwi designers and I’m so glad (and honored) to be able to attend his show. Designer Alex Kim held his show off-site in this gorgeous church smack right in the middle of Auckland. It’s hysterical how everyone was drinking champagne at 9:30AM inside a church. I love it!
I *LOVE* his new collection! He made all these amazing androgynous tops and jackets with zips. The styling is also superb. So gorgeous! I have TONS of photos for y’all but you’re gonna have to wait until I have quality online time.
Look at all those raging queens on the front row at AG Research. From left to right: Imogen (the blonde one), Ryan in a feathered "Bryanboy Originals" neckpiece and Rick Owens top, Me and Jolyon from Grazia.
Bloggers unite! Here's a quick snapshot of Isaac (IsaacLikes.com) and his lovely partner Jordan. I love these two. They took me out to McDonald's the other day at 1AM. Tsk. I know, I know but what can I do? I love junk food…
World is one of New Zealand’s most established fashion labels. I first heard of them from Patty a few months back. It’s their first time to show after four years and it was World who opened Fashion Week.
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