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Camille Gottlieb and Pauline Ducruet — who are the daughters of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco — showed off their close bond in a series of snaps posted to Instagram on Thursday. Gottlieb, 24, cozied up to her half-sister Ducruet, 28, as their luxury vessel sailed by the resort town of Villefranche-sur-Mer on the French Riviera. It appears the pair went without their famous mom, 57, who is currently 14th in line to the Monegasque throne.

Eve Jobs is finding her path in the fashion industry. Steve Job’s youngest daughter joined DNA Model Management earlier this year and now is the cover of Vogue Japan and the face of a luxury brand.

100 Most Beautiful Faces of the Year” list — had her abs on display in a blue bandeau bikini for a beach shoot with ETAM Thursday.The 21-year-old French model and clothing designer revealed in late 2021 that she has had multiple surgeries over the past year for complications with ovarian cysts.She shared her health problems on Instagram at the time with photos from her hospital bed, explaining that she had surgery after an ovarian cyst “exploded in her stomach.”“From this experience I’ve learned that when you’re body hurts, don’t let it slide and take care of it, you must see different doctors until some of them find the problem and heals it.

Instagram followers, British influencer and model Leylah Dobinson told South West News Service that she has been a longtime admirer of the 1950s sex symbol, always in awe of her natural beauty and personality. She loved to play dress-up and wear lipstick as a kid and claimed her mom told her she could be the next Monroe. And that she did.

Controversial moments from the 2000s-era reality show staple — involving Banks, 48, and former judge Janice Dickinson, 67, and their treatment of modeling participants — have resurfaced on Twitter.A segment from the third season has reappeared and shows New York contestant Kelle Jacob — who is black — being criticized in a “horrendous” fashion because of her darker complexion. “The way they treated Kelle was horrendous. I thought she was so beautiful and her complexion was amazing.

Name, Image and Likeness rule changed last July, the floodgates opened for both brands and talent, making a handful of athletes such as University of Miami women’s basketball players the Cavinder twins millionaires within months. There have been noteworthy deals with nutritional supplements, protein bars, financial companies, apps and gyms — not to mention the many collaborations with local restaurants, dentists and car dealerships.

Former model Kate Fischer sobbed as she told a court of the horrors she went through when a video of her screaming naked was aired on television.Fischer, who legally changed her name to Tziporah Malkah after she converted to Judaism, faced Sutherland Local Court in Australia on Thursday for a sentence for breaching a court order.The 48-year-old, former fiancee of billionaire James Packer, took to the witness stand where she told the court she got into an argument with a man while naked, which she said he filmed without her knowledge.Months later, the former Vogue cover girl was at the pub when the video came on television.“We were eating fish and chips and a big screen they had came on and it was footage he had filmed of me unbeknown to me without my permission,” she said.“It was me naked flailing my arms around looking like a lunatic.”Malkah sobbed as she described the betrayal and humiliation she felt as she watched the footage.“I was in a puddle of disbelief and feeling that the world turned upside down and the world that I thought that I lived in wasn’t true,” Malkah said as tears rolled down her face.The former model said the footage still haunts her.“When I walk into the shopping mall and this is on my mind, I’m getting bread and milk and eggs like a normal person and I feel so ashamed,” Malkah told the court.“I think ‘who’s seen that? who’s looking at me? who’s thinking I’m crazy and dangerous and unstable?’”Malkah has had multiple jobs including in traffic control and aged care, but is currently unemployed.“I live from hand to mouth week to week, I borrow money from my family and friends.

“Studio 54”), the latest doc tells the tale of the lingerie brand and its longtime CEO, the larger-than-life, enigmatic billionaire Les Wexner.The trailer dropped Thursday dives deep into the underworld of fashion, the billionaire class and how infamous moneyman and sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein got his hooks into the brand.The iconic intimates company made an annual splash with its star-studded, nationally televised — and frequently controversial — fashion show that began in 1995, featuring supermodels Tyra Banks, Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Alessandra Ambrosio and many more through the decades. “I told my modeling agency to call Victoria’s Secret, because they put girls on the map,” Naomi Campbell, 52, says in the clip.The show ceased operations in 2019 after a decline in viewership during the few years prior.Original Victoria’s Secret founder Roy Raymond sold the company to Wexner, the founder of L (formerly Limited) Brands, in 1982, who quickly grew it into a reportedly $7.5 billion dollar business alongside other shopping mall mainstays under the brand, including Bath & Body Works.

The Sexting Bible: Amber Sweetheart Version” — to give people the secret recipe for making money by cheeky SMS.Sweetheart admitted she initially thought OnlyFans was “tacky,” but after joining a year and a half ago realized she could make some serious cash from it.The “Queen of Sexting” said she got to her enviable position through daily practice.“In the beginning, I was doing it for 16 hours a day,” she told South West News Service.“When I started my OnlyFans, it was during the pandemic, and I didn’t have anyone to do content with,” she explained.“That’s how I developed the sexting skills because I needed to do something to stand out,” she said.According to Sweetheart, she built her OnlyFans empire on her own through creating a business strategy and learning marketing and advertising.Sweetheart’s sexting sessions last 30 to 40 minutes, earning her $200 to $1,000 per session, making her a huge $2 million since she started.As well as making money, she was also drawn by the connections she could make with fans.“I’ve actually created some amazing and real connections with people through the sexting,” she said.Sweetheart spends around five to eight hours a day sexting and has about 10 regular clients she calls her “boyfriends” — although she hasn’t met them in person.“One, it is what it is, and two, it’s against the rules to meet up with people,” she said. “We have a closeness and it’s enough.”Most of her clients are US men 30 to 45 years old, but she’s also able to be multilingual in sexting, communicating in English, Spanish or Swedish.

Gisele Bündchen has had every model’s dream career, but it wasn’t always an easy road. In an interview for British Vogue’s “Life in Looks,” she reflected on Alexander McQueen’s spring 1998 catwalk, where she walked the runway twice with her breasts exposed. “This was one of the most traumatizing moments,” she said as she looked at the photo of herself in a revealing silver top.Bündchen shared some insight into how hard she hustled at the start of her career, “I mean I didn’t know English, it was my first show season in London.

Jordan Peterson’s negative comments about her appearance in a TikTok clip that has amassed over 560,000 views.Lip-syncing to Nicki Minaj’s “Itty Bitty Piggy,” she mouths the lyrics to the song in front of a screenshot of Peterson’s tweet.“I don’t even know why you girls bother at this point,” she mouthed. “Give up. It’s me.

shaming the newest “Sports Illustrated” Swimsuit Issue cover model Yumi Nu in controversial tweets on Monday — has bailed on Twitter.The University of Toronto professor announced he was leaving on the social media platform, where he boasts almost three million followers — just hours after the uproar.While his account is still active, the 59-year-old wrote he will be “departing” the Twitterverse following the backlash he got for hating on Nu’s magazine photo shoot.“The endless flood of vicious insult is really not something that can be experienced anywhere else,” the “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos” author tweeted Monday night. “I like to follow the people I know but I think the incentive structure of the platform makes it intrinsically and dangerously insane.”While his account is still active, Peter said he’s instructed his staff to keep him off social media.“I told my staff to change my password, to keep me from temptation and am departing once again,” he added.

Yumi Nu’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover. Dr. Jordan Peterson quote-tweeted The Post’s story on the plus-size model’s cover debut Monday, writing, “Sorry.

cover of British Vogue for the first time this month, giving an inside scoop to life with the fashion icon — whose daughter has said is “old and boring,” and now prefers wearing tracksuits around the house.The mini Moss’ first word was reportedly “nazzi” — baby speak for “paparazzi” — but the rising fashion star said she first realized that her mom, now 48, was famous when she was 8 years old. At a young age Lila, whose father is Kate’s ex and Dazed Media founder Jefferson Hack, noticed that the cameras were “interested in her (mother), for some reason.”“Then I went to secondary school and everyone was like, ‘Oh, your mum’s Kate Moss!’ You don’t really have a filter when you’re that young and I was like, ‘How do you know who she is? She’s old! She’s old and boring!’” she told Vogue. But Lila has always been extremely close with and protective of her mother, she insisted.

Bella Hadid and Gigi Hadid proved why they are the two of the most famous sisters on the catwalk Tuesday at the Ralph Lauren runway show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. They looked amazing in black and white looks, with Bella wearing a gown and Gigi wearing a backless jumpsuit. Their second look was preppy and chic, both wearing high waisted slacks, a belt, and a layered look up top.

finalists for the 2022 Swim Search — and readers are remarking on the diversity of the chosen beauties.The 14 finalists are competing for a single spot in the magazine’s next Swimsuit Issue, where they’ll appear alongside some of the world’s leading models.Among the candidates are a 42-year-old breast cancer survivor, an astrophysicist and an ICU nurse.Sports Illustrated says all the finalists “inspire action throughout their communities,” with fans taking to Twitter to reveal how impressed they were with the line-up. “The diversity here is AMAZING,” one reader cooed.However, one critic moaned that the magazine is attempting to be “woke,” writing: “The Swimsuit Issue is 100% woke again this year.

Suzy Cortez, 31, reportedly splashed almost $1,000 on an apartment on the rental site in January so that she could visit family in São Paulo. However, she alleged that she had stayed at the property for less than 48 hours before the male host kicked her out and threw her belongings in the trash — all because she was too good-looking. Cortez feels “persecuted” by the ordeal, which she likened to a “horror movie.” She said she will sue Airbnb but has yet to file any paperwork.

“Love Cloud” collection, released on Valentine’s Day.“One day I dreamed of it, I worked on it and today it is a dream come true. I can finally tell you my big secret… I am the first Victoria’s Secret model with Down syndrome,” Jirau excitedly announced in an Instagram post she shared with her 204,000 followers on Monday.Jirau kickstarted her modeling career in Puerto Rico in 2019.

Horonim.ru in Moscow are facing mortified backlash over their decision to enlist a bevy of beauties for a stunt to promote funeral services “for all categories of citizens” on Instagram and TikTok.The 42-second clip branded “tasteless and offensive” on social media shows women in lingerie and stripper heels posing with coffins — including one buxom babe who hopped inside the casket and writhed around while another gal put her leg atop the closed portion and smized for the camera.One thong-wearing glamour girl even posed on top of the closed casket with her rump in the air while another showed off her flexibility inside an open casket in a backbend with one leg in the air.For reasons unknown, some of the women modeled hooded sweatshirts — but without pants on — while others sat at a throne alongside the funeral service’s ornate sympathy floral arrangements.“We have our own staff of qualified agents, who supervise the organization of the funeral at every stage — from paperwork to the rite,” the ad noted, according to East2West news service, though it’s unclear if the coffin models are part of that staff.The video has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times on TikTok and Instagram since posted on Jan. 21 and 22, respectively — and garnered a slew of outraged comments.“It’s horrible.

a 27-year-old model who’s appeared in Maxim and Playboy, told Jam Press of her predicament. The bombshell claimed that she deters the fellas “because I’m tall – I’m 5-foot-10 – and I’m beautiful and I have a very intense personality.”The San Diego resident finds this particularly unfortunate because she’s “actually very sweet and loving, so if they took the time to get to know me they would realize that.”Unfortunately, the majority of Chevalier’s dates haven’t been able to see past her bikini.“I’ve been on dates where guys just can’t speak to me,” said the smokeshow, who regularly posts smoldering swimsuit snaps for her 2.9 million Instagram followers.

Barrett Pall began his fashion career while studying as an undergraduate at New York University.Pall, now 33, is opening up about the alleged sexual abuse he received from photographers behind the scenes.He recently detailed his experiences, telling Yahoo Life that he first thought the fashion industry would be glamorous.“In reality, that’s not what it is at all,” Pall claimed to the outlet. “I’ve been very open and honest that on my very first photo shoot, I was sexually assaulted by the photographer.”He first described his hellish encounters in a YouTube video and then to Advocate in 2018.