In her new interview with Kate Moss, we learn that a seven-year-old Campbell once cried upon meeting Bob Marley because she thought his dreads were snakes and that fighting for equality in the modeling biz was, not surprisingly, a bit of an uphill battle.
Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, arguably the supermodels of the 90s, have been busy girls this month–Naomi filming The Face and throwing lavish three-day parties for her beau, and Kate fondling Rihanna in V Magazine and promoting new book Kate: The Kate Moss Book.
And now the two greats have taken time out of their hectic schedules to reunite on the cover of Interview Russia–and naturally, they’re both topless.
Lana del Rey‘s meteoric rise to fame has not been limited to the music scene–it seems the fashion world loves her, too. She’s already landed several magazine covers and editorials even though her debut album, Born to Die, has yet to be released (it comes out January 30).
Aliona Doletskaya‘s departure from Vogue Russia raised more than a few questions, but mostly people just wondered, “Where would she go next?”
Despite rumors that she would replace Anna Wintour at American Vogue, or Carine Roitfeld at Vogue Paris, the most likely scenario was that she would take over Pop from fellow Russian Dasha Zhukova.
Instead, Doletskaya will launch two European editions of Interview magazine–one in Russia at the end of 2011 and one in Germany at the beginning of 2012. She will serve as editor-in-chief of both publications.
This is great news for Doletskaya, but it’s also good news for Brant Publications, the publisher of Interview.
