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Saturday, November 5, 2011

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for Vogue

 
Model-turned-actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley took part in the photo shoot Alexi Lubomirski for the November issue of Vogue Germany .Sexy jersey and trench from Burberry Prorsum .






 

Thursday, September 1, 2011

.:. Burberry Launches New Fragrance for Women | "Burberry Body" .:.


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Burberry launches Burberry Body, the brand new fragrance for women today. Seductive, sensual, elegant, timeless, iconic, memorable, Burberry Body is the Burberry world translated into a scent:

"We have been working on this for a few years now. Burberry Body for us is so much more than a fragrance; it is one of the biggest launches we have ever done, one that captures all the modernity and heritage of this British brand today, reflecting all the facets that make up the Burberry world." - Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer

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Burberry Body is a feminine and effortlessly sensual fragrance with an eclectic combination of refined ingredients: top notes of fresh green absinthe, illuminating elegant peach and refined freesia; the floral bouquet of natural rose absolute and iris blends gently with subtle warm tones of sandalwood to form the heart notes, while the base is composed of woody cashmeran, creamy vanilla, sensual amber and musk. "The fragrance is very British and is the most sensual and feminine fragrance we have ever worked on. It’s sophisticated, it’s modern and it’s delicate. We wanted it to be light and feminine but also distinctive - something that appeals to women regardless of their age, it's more of an attitude." - Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer

The scent comes in a multi-faceted, iconic glass bottle with rose gold engraved check: "I often describe Burberry as a multi-faceted diamond and so it seemed completely natural that a fragrance that represents all of the different moods, attitudes and expressions of the brand is packaged in a jewel-like shape. The colours reflect the sensual and emotive nature of the scent. I wanted the bottle to be desirable as an object, not only because of the scent. I am always inspired by architecture and I wanted to translate the sensuality of the fragrance using these gentle rose gold and nude filters into something iconic and distinctive." - Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer


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The ad campaign is fronted by British actress and model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley who wears only a rose gold satin trench coat and the scent. The campaign was shot in London by photographer Mario Testino under the creative direction of Christopher Bailey: "We worked with Mario Testino on a beautiful multi-faceted and sensual campaign, expressing the different attitudes of the Burberry Body. The trench coat embodies the iconic qualities of the fragrance as well as the spirit and attitude of the Burberry girl.

"Rosie is this beautiful, sensual English rose and perfectly captures the spirit of Burberry. She has this perfect balance of sensuality and confidence with humility. Burberry is part of her history and it felt perfectly natural for her to be our first Burberry Body." - Christopher Bailey, Burberry Chief Creative Officer




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Burberry Body Eau de Parfum


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{Source: Burberry.com}

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley transformers the darkness of the Moon to brightness



 Rosie Alice Huntington-Whiteley is a British model and actress, she is best known for modelling for Victoria's Secret and for replacing Megan Fox as the lead female character in the upcoming film Transformers: Dark of the Moon, part of the Transformers franchise

Born in Devon, England, Huntington-Whiteley she started modelling when she was still in high school. After a year as an intern, she was asked to model, and by 16 she was traveling the world. “It’s a tough industry, and you sacrifice a lot, for sure,” she says for the Vanity Fair. “I learned pretty quickly that it wasn’t all parties and getting free clothes and getting paid a lot of money. To be successful, you’ve got to be professional.” That attitude saw her through the filming of Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the third installment of the franchise, in which both Shia LaBeouf and Josh Duhamel reprise their roles. “I spent my whole summer with a bunch of testosterone-fueled men, including navy seals. It was fun going from fashion, where things are pristine and groomed, to an action set, where it was the end of the world. Every day I’d get my makeup done, and then there would be this moment when my makeup artist would have to destroy me.”

Photographs by Mark Seliger
 

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