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Rising French model Thylane Blondeau is a young girl no more, styled by Elena Dudinaas a mysterious, wanton perhaps woman. The L'Oreal Paris face is lensed by Markus Lambert for Cosmopolitan Russia July 2018.
It's important to note that French model and actor Thylane Blondeau will be age 17 on April 5. For so many of us Blondeau remains that saucy young model who surfaced in Vogue Paris' December 2010 issue with Tom Ford as guest editor and Carine Roitfeld at the editor-in-chief helm. Rumors have always been that the irreverent act ended up sacking Roitfeld, who resigned soon after the incident.
Blondeau is lensed by Carin Backoff for Love Magazine's Issue #19 S/S 2018 issue./ Hair by Dennis Gots; makeup by Kate Synnott
Thylane Blondeau by Dani Brubaker for Flaunt Magazine
There is no doubt that Thylane Blondeau, now 15, has incredible bone structure in the eye of today's modeling world. Now 15, Thylane was styled by Carine Roitfeld and lensed by guest editor Tom Ford in the December 2010 issue of Vogue Paris. Like Brooke Shields before her, the incident led to a massive industry discussion about child models and some changes at magazines like the Conde Nast media empire.
Thylane Blondeau Is Back, Lensed By Eric Guillemain For Teen Vogue
This elegant breakfast tray belongs to model Thylane Blondeau’s Instagram page. Now 15 , Thylane — who has been hailed as the next Kate Moss — is lensed briefly by Eric Guillemain for Teen Vogue. I can’t count how many young girls have been called the ‘next Kate Moss’ this year. The phrase sells magazines — which is no denial of Blondeau’s poise and beauty.
It’s four years ago since Thylane stirred major controversy, appearing in a ‘shocking’ editorial lensed by Tom Ford for then editor-in-chief’s Carine Roitfeld’s Vogue Paris. A front page Google search of Blondeau still finds that controversy on Google results page 1. Read on
Finally A Few Words From Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi’s Battle Plan: Jobs, Exposing Tea Party Extremists to Voters The Daily Beast
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Manuel Balce Ceneta / AP PhotosHouse Minority Speaker agrees that Republicans won the debt ceiling battle in Washington. She insists Republicans didn’t win the debate among American people.
“I haven’t seen a poll yet that says, ‘Don’t tax the rich, we don’t want jobs, we just want to deal with this debt first, second, last, and always.’”
As Democrats move to portray Republicans as reckless extremists bent on destroying government, she articulates the problem this way:
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