都是转来的,嘿嘿!

Burberry-Agyness Deyn,Lily Donaldson,Kiera G,Morwenna C,Georgia Frost

Ph:Mario Sorrenti

~个人觉得不够精彩~

KATE MOSS够红,虽然我从来没有喜欢过她~我觉得她和王菲一样，是集体无意识的偶像崇拜~ Roberto Cavalli-Kate Moss&Pete Doherty

Longchamp-Kate Moss Ph:Mario Sorrenti

Gisele总上看上去很老的样子~为啥米呢?

Aquascutum-Gisele Bundchen,Jamie Dornan Ph:Mario Sorrenti

好棒哦好棒哦!Jill Stuart和Lindsay! 感觉比MIU-MIU好.

 Jill Stuart-Lindsay Lohan Ph:Mario Sorrenti

我稀饭的STELLA,但是这次有点看不懂的说~HOHO~

Stella McCartney-Amber Valletta Ph:Ines&Vinoodh

老气的TOD'S,Sienna Miller有什么好看呢?

Tod's-Sienna Miller Ph:Mikael Jansson

以下是难看的Dior-Jessica Stam Ph:Craig McDean

难看死我了

~ 好象德纳芙在白昼美人里~

Louis Vuitton-Scarlett Johansson Ph:Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

大牌啊大牌

Gucci-Natasha Poly Ph:Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot

好看啊好看的CK

Calvin Klein Jeans-Lara Stone,Jamie Burke Ph: David Sims

好看啊~

Bottega Veneta-Anja,Inguna,Kim,Noah Ph:Anne Leibovitz

DKNY-Jessica Stam Ph:Regan Cameron

感觉没什么大长进的Chloe

Chloe-Anja Rubik,Shalom Harlow,Freja Beha Ph:Ines and Vinoodh

 
Tilda Swinton

Birth name
Katherine Matilda Swinton
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Nickname
Swilda
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Height
5' 11" (1.80 m)
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Mini biography
The iconoclastic gifts of the visually striking and enigmatic actress Tilda Swinton, who was born on November 5th, 1960, in London, have been appreciated by a more international audience of late. Born into a patrician Scottish military family, she was educated in an English boarding school that also housed then-known Lady Diana Spencer. Tilda subsequently studied at Cambridge University, and graduated in 1983 with a degree in Social and Political Science/English Literature. She switched to theatre, however, and became a student of the Royal Shakespeare Company. A decided rebel when it came to the arts, she left abruptly after a year as her approach shifted dramatically. With a taste for the unique and bizarre, she found some genuinely interesting gender-bending roles come her way, such as the composer Mozart in Pushkin's "Mozart and Salieri," and as a working class woman impersonating her dead husband during World War II, in Karges' "Man to Man." Tilda would commit the latter role to film in 1991. In 1985 the pale-skinned, carrot-topped actress began a professional association with director/mentor Derek Jarman. This quirky alliance would produce such stark turns in Caravaggio (1986), Aria (1987), The Last of England (1988), The Garden (1990/I) Edward II (1991), and Wittgenstein (1993), while feeding this voracity for playing the unique and unusual. Tilda provided a voice in his final film, an inventive documentary entitled Blue (1993/I), which used only a blue screen and interweaving vocal soundtrack to drive home its themes of dying and death. Jarman succumbed to complications from AIDS shortly after its completion. His untimely demise left a devastating void in Tilda's life for quite some time. Ironically, her most notable film role may come from a non-Jarman film. For the title role in the Sally Potter-directed stunner Orlando (1992), her nobleman character actually lives for 400 years while changing sex from man to woman. Over the years she has preferred to sacrifice celebrity for art, opening herself to experimental projects with new and untried directors and mediums. Consistently off-centered roles in Female Perversions (1996), Conceiving Ada (1997), Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon (1998), and Possible Worlds (2000) have only added to her mystique. Hollywood too has picked up on this notoriety, but not nearly as well. With the exception of the thriller The Deep End (2001), which earned her a number of critic's awards, such mainstream U.S. pictures as The Beach (2000) with Leonardo DiCaprio, Vanilla Sky (2001) starring Tom Cruise and the Keanu Reeves horror epic Constantine (2005) have tended to undermine her seemingly boundless abilities.

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Spouse
John Byrne (? - present) 2 children

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Trivia
Appeared in the music video for Orbital's "The Box" (circa 1997)

Lives an hour north of Inverness in Scotland, with her husband, John Byrne and their 2 children, Xavier and Honor.

Mother is Australian.

Has three brothers.

Daughter of Major-General Sir John Swinton, whose ancestral home has been within the family since the 9th century.

Went to school with Princess Diana.

Functions as the muse and mascot of Dutch haute-couture fashion designers Viktor and Rolf.

Her family is one of the oldest in Scotland.

Has played two male characters, an Elizabethan nobleman in Orlando (1992) and the angel Gabriel in Constantine (2005). Actually, the Angel Gabriel was not male in Constantine (2005). Gabriel is androgynous.

Her partner, John Byrne, is an artist.

Her most well known videoart installation/performance piece is "The Maybe", in which she slept in a glass case for 8 hours a day at the Serpentine gallery in London. She also appeared in Orbital's music video for "The Box", shown on MTV and other music video channels.

She dabbled in classic stage productions such as "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "The Duchess of Malfi" and "The Comedy of Errors" before entertaining her passion for the decidedly weird.

Won the Venice Film Festival award for "Edward II."

Member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 2004

Graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in social and political science/English literature (1983)

Member of the jury at the Berlin International Film Festival 1988

She went to West Heath, a girls' boarding school.

Her father was a major-general and former head of the Queen's Household Division.

Lived in Germany when she was a child because her father was posted there.

Read English at Cambridge.

Children are twins Xavier and Honor.

Spent two years in South Africa and Kenya as a voluntary worker in children's schools.

On her days off from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, she could be seen on-set, offering encouragement to her young co-stars.

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Personal quotes
"The other day, I was going through the airport security and I was searched by a male security guard. I'm very often referred to as "Sir" in elevators and such. I think it has to do with being this tall and not wearing much lipstick. I think people just can't imagine I'd be a woman if I look like this."

I'm basically interested in identity, and I still find fascinating the question, "How do we identify ourselves, and how do we settle into other people's expectations for our identity?"

There is something insane about a lack of doubt. Doubt, to me anyway, is what makes you human, and without doubt even the righteous lose their grip not only on reality but also on their humanity.

True, there is all sorts of religious extremism all over the place, but the reason for this partly has to do with the fascist attitudes and language of absolutism coming from Washington. It's challenging for people outside of America that Bush was re-elected. It means we're all going to have to work a lot harder to understand what so many more Americans than we thought really want. It's an identity shift in our minds about America and maybe for many Americans as well.

" I don't work the future - I don't want to know what's coming. I don't feel I need any guarantees."

"There's such an effort to try and explain people."

"I sometimes think I was always left-wing. I know that sounds completely crazy, but I do know that I asked questions when I was about four, and I remember noticing that I wasn't getting an answer, and I remember it annoying me. Like why when we went to church on Sunday were we sitting upstairs and the people we'd been playing with the day before were sitting downstairs. And I noticed that my brothers were not asking these questions. I was aware that I was being embarrassing."

"You're always playing yourself. It's all autobiography, whatever you're doing. It's using them as a kind of prism through which to throw something real about yourself, or something relaxed at least. Because the last thing you want is to look like you're acting."

"I think I enjoy my work now even more simply because it's even easier than it was. It sounds sacrilegious to say that anything's a delight when you're away from your children, but the truth is that it is refreshing to only have yourself to dress in the morning, and to lie diagonally across the bed. Making films, going round the world on tour - all these crazy things that were so difficult before are so much easier than breastfeeding twins for 14 months that frankly it is a delight."