Yasmin Le Bon wants to stay in the fashion business

Yasmin Le Bon never wants to quit the fashion business.
The supermodel - whose career has spanned over three decades - says, despite being 41, she has no intention of giving up her career.
She said: "No way am I going to quit! I enjoy it so much they'll have to drag me away before I quit."

Yasmin has also admitted to committing the ultimate fashion faux pas when she married Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon in 1985.
She explained: "At the time, we were living out of a suitcase so I only had this black number but Simon got all traditional and said I couldn't wear black. So I ended up wearing the only thing I could buy on Boxing Day - a beige jumper dress. I looked so atrocious I knew he must love me."

Nuala Woman

CHRISTY TURLINGTON likes to keep herself busy. The yoga mad supermodel boasts an award-winning skin care collection, Sundari, as well as a highly successful Nuala clothing range that is favoured by the likes of Madonna , Gwyneth Paltrow and Janet Jackson . And this autumn will see her days even fuller.
As well as marrying actor/director Ed Burns , with whom she plans to have at least four children, the entrepreneurial supe has announced that she will be expanding her design portfolio.
Having launched Nuala last year in a bid to provide fellow yoga fans with the chance to bend and stretch in style, Christy has been designing a range of après workout sportswear to complete her collection.

The Nuala line will also become more easily available from this autumn, with achingly stylish spa-like shops springing up in Puma stores all over the world.

The first, located in San Francisco, opened last week, and further sites will be opened in November, both in Paris and Manhattan's SoHo district. Her intention, Christy tells Womens Wear Daily , is to offer a lifestyle range that "transcends boundaries and limitations" and to allow women who love yoga to take the energy it gives them into the rest of their lives.

Supermodel's dogs are a super problem

Police plan to meet with Claudia Schiffer to discuss complaints that her dogs are intimidating walkers near her country mansion.
Police said Friday they hope the talks will resolve problems around the supermodel's home near Bury St. Edmunds, a rural town northeast of London.

Locals have complained about Schiffer's dogs “running wild,” said a spokeswoman for police in the county of Suffolk.“A public footpath runs alongside the grounds, where locals walk dogs.

We first received a complaint in December that one of the dogs had bitten another dog,” said the spokeswoman.

Fortunoff Announces Petra Nemcova as their New Fresh Face

Fortunoff, the 84-year-old iconic brand is pleased to announce supermodel and humanitarian, Petra Nemcova, as their new face. She is the first personality associated with the brand since Lauren Bacall served as Fortunoff's spokesperson twenty six years ago. Petra, known for her beauty as well as her compassion and charitable endeavors, will serve as the face of Fortunoff's regional advertising campaign and their Fall and Holiday Jewelry catalogs, reaching over two million consumers nationwide.
The latest images of Petra's campaign have recently been unveiled in the windows of Fortunoff's flagship Fifth Avenue location. This new imagery is in keeping with Fortunoff's desire to appeal to a new consumer, by introducing Fortunoff in a more fashionable, more youthful manner.

Claudia Schiffer to Become Modelling Agent!

Supermodel Claudia Schiffer is planning to become a modelling agent, and represent her young daughter, should she choose to follow in her mother's footsteps.
The German beauty, who's married to film-maker Matthew Vaughn, no longer gets work as a catwalk queen, and has thus decided to work as a fashion agent now, which she thinks will help her stay at the top of the fashion industry.


"I would be brilliant as an agent now," Contactmusic quoted her, as saying."All that dumb stuff they do with new girls today, such as sending them to do a campaign for cookies. Well, say good bye to Vogue after that. If you get it right, it opens so many doors.You have to explain to girls that they need to hold out," she added.