- View the Ford Models Men's Showcards for fall/ winter 2011 in Brazil.
- Freja Beha is in São Paulo to shoot the new ad campaign for Brazilian accessories label Santa Lolla with photographer Henrique Gendre.
- Rodrigo Santoro and Adriana Lima will be the new faces of Forum next season, replacing Marlon Teixeira and Natalia Vodianova. The ad campaign will be photographed by David Sims next week in New York, with styling by Joe McKenna.
- The new Givenchy ad campaign goes albino.
- The nominations for the 68th annual Golden Globes were announced this morning.
- 2010's 25 best performances that won't win an Oscar.
- Cathy Horyn's profile of Azzedine Alaïa.
- The 2011 Creamfields Brasil festival will take place in Jurerê Internacional in Florianópolis on January 22. The line up includes Erick Morillo, Above & Beyond, Hernan Cattaneo, Gui Boratto, and many others. Tickets are already available online at blueticket.
- Make sure to get a copy of the second issue of Made In Brazil Magazine. It is available at Livraria Cultura in Brazil, and online at madeinbrazilmag.com.
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I've received the MIB Magazine #2. It is gorgeous and even more ambitious than the first! It combines many artistic styles and techniques.
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The cute little Lachowsky is, in my opinion, the centrepiece and the gem of the spread. He plays soccer, tennis, and undresses in the locker room with his mate. He represents the perfect, beautiful boy, with rosy cheeks and a lean body. He shows off his trophies, horses around with his friend, makes faces, tends to his sore foot, defies his opponent and tries to win the game.
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The "surfing" photos of Arthur were the only disappointment. I think they do not do justice to his potential. Let's wait for MIB#3 to see if he gets a special treatment. The photos of Lacchine, the Baby Lion, were also not as good as the one in the first magazine. His photo for MIB#1 was probably my favorite.
Posted by: Lucius Vorenus | 12/14/2010 at 02:03 PM
I have a question. I have seen so many times that people often called Frncisco Lachowski "Chico"
Why is that???
Thanks
Posted by: Not on the guest list | 12/17/2010 at 04:23 PM
I was recommended this blog by a friend of mine and was looking forward to checking it out. However, considering that Brasil is made up of such beautifully diverse people it's sad that this blog does nothing to capture that AT ALL. It would have been nice to see multifaceted representations of beauty.
Posted by: Jules | 12/22/2010 at 05:18 PM