Women Fashion Models and Designer

THE rock singer Bryan Ferry has been unveiled as the latest famous face to promote Marks and Spencer’s menswear range. The retailer is hoping the Roxy Music frontman will boost sales of its Autograph clothing range. Ferry said: “Marks & Spencer is a great British brand and I’m very happy to be associated with it.”
Bryan Ferry is no stranger to the fashion world himself, having collaborated for many years with fashion designer Antony Price - famous for his shop on London’s Kings Road.
Marks & Spencer marketing executive director Steven Sharp said: “He’s a real British style icon and looks amazing in the Autograph range. What man wouldn’t want to look as cool as Bryan Ferry?”

The Roxy Music singer was photographed by legendary snapper David Bailey for the High Street store’s autumn campaign, which will be called ‘Autograph’. The adverts will appear across the country from September. Read more!

Kate Moss stole the show when she attended the wedding of Primal Scream front man Bobby Gillespie and his new fashion stylist wife Katy England, at the weekend, even if Miss Moss wears a bin bag, she’s still likely to look hot. She arrived wearing an all white outfit of tiny shorts and matching jacket accessorised and a matching jacket with her former partner Jefferson Hack and their daughter Lila Grace, stiletto heels and a white hat.
Although no bride wants to be upstaged on their big day, if you are friends with a style icon like Kate Moss it’s got to be expected. The glamorous covergirl is best mates with the couple and arrived to read a poem at the wedding at their request. Read more!

Linda Evangelista, 41 and pregnant, being the first model, not a Hollywood star, to be featured on the magazine’s cover in more than a year as she is on the cover of the August issue of Vogue 2006. It’s her 10th cover for the Vogue magazine and she isn’t worried about the effects of pregnancy on her supermodel figure. “I’m not freaked out at all,” she tells the Associated Press. “I embrace it. I believe I’m doing everything to go through this as smoothly as possible. I’m either doing yoga or exercising every day.”

The Canada-born catwalker Linda Evangelista never saw modeling as a means to another career and says she won’t make a “comeback” after the birth, because she’s not going anywhere to begin with. Read more!

After nearly being excommunicated from the fashion biz, Kate Moss uses her supermodel powers to reinvigorate her career and modelling again for English fashion house Burberry nine months after her cocaine scandal. Staring directly at the camera, Kate Moss appears to revel in the very public endorsement of yet another major fashion house.
Moss, 32, appears in a white lace trench coat at the center of Burberry’s main autumn-winter 2006-2007 advertisement, one in a series of ads launched Monday to celebrate the clothier’s 150th anniversary. Alongside model Stella Tennant, Tennant’s daughter Jasmine and Bryan Ferry’s sons Otis and Isaac and shot by celebrity photographer Mario Testino.

After the scandal broke, Moss lost contracts with Swedish retailer H+M, Roberto Cavalli and Gloria Vanderbilt. Read more!

Madonna has hit back at claims she is too old to represent fashion chain store Swedish retailer Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) fashion brand. - her spokesperson insists the 47-year-old has more energy than an 18-year-old. For many, Madonna has more in common with Versace than H&M’s inexpensive yet fashionable clothing.
Hennes & Mauritz AB, the owner of H&M discount clothes stores, will feature Madonna in a series of advertisements capitalizing on her popularity to help sell clothing.

But at the busy intersection of music and fashion, Swedish brand H&M has signed on to supply Madonna and her entire touring company (band, stage crew, dancers) with offstage wardrobes during the artist’s already-in-progress Confessions Tour. (Madonna’s onstage outfits for the trek are designed by Jean-Paul Gaultier.) Read more!