Here’s the video of Natalia on My City_My Life. Click read more for the second part of the video.
Natalia Vodianova: Moscow’s poster girl
Natalia Vodianova at CNN: “My City My Life” (Interview)
On May 7, Natalia will appear on the CNN show My City My Life where she will show the camera her personal favorite places in Moscow and speak about her childhood, family and career mode. Here’s an excerpt from that interview:
CNN: How would you describe Moscow?
NV: It’s a city of contrasts. You have this great culture and traditions that are very normal, calm and established. And then you have explosion of emotion, of craziness, of art and young people who are so proud to be Muscovites and really trying to be individuals.CNN: What’s the fashion in Moscow?
NV: You see women in jeans wearing very high heels and a short Puffy jacket. It’s really funny!
Photoshoot Update
Guerlain S/S 2009
La femme russe vue par Natalia Vodianova
I’ve uploaded a video of Natalia talking about her Etam collection. Enjoy!
Opening of Louis Vuitton shop in Russia
According to Fashion Week Daily, Natalia will attend the 2009 Costume Institute Gala, themed “Model as Muse”. We don’t know who will dress her but we can expect gorgeous photos!
Two days ago, Louis Vuitton has opened its first shop in Russia, located near Moscow’s Red Square. Natalia attended the event. Pictures are in our gallery (thanks to fenouka from TFS).
Gallery Links
Appearances – 2009 – Opening of Louis Vuitton shop in Russia.
Vogue US May 2009
Natalia graces the cover of the May issue of American Vogue. I have added two stunning editorials to the gallery. Credit to Luxx for the scans!
Gallery Links
Covers – 2009 – Vogue US May
Editorials – 2009 – Vogue US May
Editorials – 2009 – Vogue US May
Rags to riches? A modern-day Cinderella? When people discuss Natalia Vodianova, these phrases get thrown around a lot. It is true that Natalia had a poor upbringing, but as she puts it, “I know some people would have wanted to kill themselves, but I thought my childhood was happy. My mother worked nearly 24 hours a day, and I realize things were difficult, but I managed to find a lot of light there. I had this weird knowledge that, one day, things would be good.”
