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Supermodel linda evangelista reborn after cosmetic complications with campaign with fendi
Sep
Stepping out at the end of the Fendi Resort 2023 show in New York, dressed in a blue Tiffany & Co gown, Linda Evangelista received a standing ovation from the crowd and co-stars like Christy Turlington Burns, Shalom Harlow, Amber Valletta and Kate Moss.
Supermodel linda evangelista reborn after cosmetic complications with campaign with fendi
Linda Evangelista adorned her look with diamond earrings, silver silk gloves, and a Fendi Baguette bag. The supermodel’s appearance at New York Fashion Week marked her first runway return since Christian Dior’s 60th-anniversary fashion show in 2007.
Show Fendi is also the second time Linda Evangelista has appeared in public after admitting that her body and face were disfigured because of aesthetics; The first time was the cover photo shoot of British Vogue Magazine in September 2022. However, on the cover of Vogue, she covered her face with a hat and scarf, not revealing the bad areas due to cosmetic complications. This time, she was more confident, revealing her whole face.
She also talked about the difficult time that made her decide to live in seclusion and give up her modeling career. Determined to overcome the horrifying experience, the supermodel wanted to share her own story: ” I couldn’t live in that pain any longer,” she said. “I knew I had to change, and the only change was to speak my truth.”
Before having complications with Coolsculpting, Linda Evangelista was a popular face in the world of modeling in the 1990s alongside other supermodels such as Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Kate Moss…During her career, the legendary Canadian leggy has appeared on more than 700 covers of famous magazines and is a longtime “muse” of famous photographer Steven Meisel.
Born on May 10, 1965, Linda Evangelista is the daughter of Italian immigrants. She grew up in Canada, in the city of St Catharines in Ontario, where her father worked for General Motors and her mother was an accountant. The supermodel inherited all the traits from her father and including her remarkable height, which helped her quickly stand out from her peers.
As fate would have it, Linda Evangelista fell in love with fashion when she was discovered by an employee of Elite Model Management at the Miss Teen Niagara pageant. She signed soon after and moved to New York to begin her modeling career in 1984.
Her career gradually reached its peak when she had the opportunity to continuously work with many talented photographers in the fashion world such as Karl Lagerfeld, Arthur Elgort, Steven Meisel, Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Herb Ritts. to Peter Lindbergh. Among them is photographer Peter Lindbergh, who created Linda Evangelista’s legendary look when her mentor cut her hair short for a fashion series.
With the beauty attracted by her short hair and her own personality, the model quickly became the face of Versace in 1989, appeared in Revlon’s million-dollar advertising campaigns, and was honored as one of “The 50 Most Beautiful People in the World” by People magazine.
During the late 1980s through the early 1990s, Evangelista reached its peak of success when she, along with Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell, formed a powerful trio in the modeling industry dubbed “The Trinity”. Along with Cindy Crawford and Tatjana Patitz, the supermodel appeared on the cover of British Vogue and later Freedom! ’90 by singer George Michael. Many industry experts believe that from this event, the concept of “supermodel” was officially born, leading to a “supermodel era” and paving the way for generations of supermodels in the fashion world. after that.
American singer Rupaul even captured this stage in a 1993 hit song titled Supermodel. The lyrics mention hit names like Evangelista, Campbell, Crawford, Claudia Schiffer, Turlington, and Niki Taylor.
In this heyday, Evangelista was the face of worldwide coverage, dominating the haute couture catwalks and the global media. To this day, her statement is still the most impressive statement in the glorious history of long legs in the 90s: “I won’t wake up if I don’t get paid at least $10,000 a day.”
Becoming a powerful force between the fashion industry and the modeling world, Linda Evangelista has received numerous awards for her dedication. In 1997, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the US cable network VH1 co-presented. Later, the legendary long leg was awarded a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame in Toronto and featured in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art’s art exhibition The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion. In 2008, she continued to be voted “The Greatest Supermodel of All Time” on the CBC Television show Fashion File.
As colleagues continued to flourish in their careers, Evangelista suddenly disappeared in 2016. After many years, she revealed that she had to leave the entertainment industry because of beauty complications when applying the CoolSculpting fat freezing method. .
Sharing with the media, Linda Evangelist said she stayed at home all day, only going out when she had to take her son Augustin James Evangelista to play football. The famous mother confided: “What broke my heart was when my son said to me: ‘Remember that you used to be so happy, remember the time when you were always smiling.
It was a carefree statement, but it made me think.” After that, she decided to file a lawsuit against Zeltiq Aesthetics – the cosmetic company that performed CoolSculpting for her and demanded the US $ 50 million in compensation after mental and physical losses.
Although the lawsuit has been settled, Linda Evangelista admits that she has not yet fully recovered mentally. She still couldn’t face herself in the mirror, didn’t want others to touch her body. But she feels grateful for the encouragement from friends and industry insiders. The cult’s long legs began to receive invitations to shoot ads and interview back.
However, Evangelista is reluctant to call these activities her comeback because her beauty is no longer the same. The supermodel shared and also emphasized that she still had to cover her body in the photos. Reviving from physical and emotional pain, the veteran supermodel is working to regain positivity and confidence after years of living in pain and despair, and nothing is more precious because that effort is being lost. respected because the fashion village has always welcomed her with open arms.
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