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I’m a little late on this one, but I just got the shots. If you don’t already know, Camilla is playing the titular role in “Mary, Mother of Christ” that starts production in the coming months.

Via Harper’s Bazaar upcoming September issue:

My favorite shot—

Just got mine in the mail…and I certainly hope you have subscribed.

If not, the E-version is also available online.

~Rebecca

For the June/July issue…cute shots:

Some behind the scenes shots:

She’s so adorable…

In honor of the production’s return to broadway, Vanity Fair recreated some scenes in a new photoshoot. I’m not really posting these for their modesty, but because I know some of you have to be West Side Story fans like myself!

Celebs in the shoot include Jennifer Lopez, Camilla Belle, and many others.

Dominican model Sessilee Lopez is on the spring cover of Latina Magazine:

You may not know who Bill Bellamy is, but he’s a comedian, and in my opinion a very underrated one. I’ve only seen a few of his shows, but he was very funny, and more importantly CLEAN in his jokes.

He and his wife Kristen and their two kids Bailey, 5, and Baron, 2, are on the cover of the December issue of Baby Couture Magazine.

The December issue of Vogue is profiling some of the rising stars in the modeling industry:

Oluchi Orlandi

Coco Rocha

Arlenis Sosa

Lakshmi Menon

Sasha Pivovarova

An eclectic group of girls. I approve.

Note to jewelry designers: THE MODEL DOES NOT HAVE TO BE NAKED TO SELL YOUR PRODUCT!!!

Jada Pinkett Smith and her daughter Willow are on the November cover of Cookie Magazine:

Super cute.

Victoria Beckham is also on the cover of Vogue India:

I still can’t help but think of her as Posh Spice.

So adorable.

Former America’s Next Top Model contestant Leah Darrow is being featured in the Sept./Oct. issue of Faith and Family Magazine:

Excerpts from the article:

After being eliminated from the show in 2005, she received contract offers from top modeling companies such as Ford and Elite Modeling, but the conditions of the contracts were troublesome. She decided not to sign a contract, and instead went independent. Soon she had many offers.

Yet something else was going on in her soul. She was feeling a weight of sorrow. There were relationships and other elements of her life that were not right. There was a value being given to her body that seemed to make her soul worthless and irrelevant.

On her conversion experience:

And his help came in an unforgettable way. “One day I found myself in the midst of a high-powered photoshoot,” she says, “where the outfit I was modeling was anything but modest.
“I had to sit there and think about the responsibility I had, as a model, to myself, my family, the world, and most importantly to God.”

As the photographer snapped picture after picture, her mind was racing. “What if this is my last moment on earth?” she thought. “What if my life ends right here and now? This is what I would be holding in my hands as I faced God.”

On her style icons:

I have three fashion inspirations,”

1. The Blessed Mother. “She is the purest definition of a woman of grace and dignity.”

2. Audrey Hepburn. “She always kept an image of modesty with her clothing, never less than respectable.”

3. Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis. “Jackie’s style has never gone out of style.”

What she’s doing now:

Pure Fashion is an international faith-based program affiliated with Regnum Christi and the Legionaries of Christ designed for girls ages 14 to 18. It helps young women discover their deepest beauty: that of being images of God’s love. It affirms their innate value and authentic femininity.

This year, Leah helped to put together the first St. Louis Pure Fashion team.

I love “Ugly Betty” but ugly is something America most definitely is not: