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Fashion PR

fashion pr getting your fashion message out there

FashionPR is a portal specializing in the fashion industry and all its related cousins, including: photography, illustration, design, hair, beauty, lifestyle and the arts.

Whether you want to browse the latest batch of industry press releases, read about the new seasons trends or need PR assistance for your business, FashionPR is here to help. Along with providing services in-house we also work with industry professionals to ensure that we can cater to a wide range of PR needs.

FASHION PR NEWS & VIEWS:

HOME
STYLE NEWS
: RELEASE OF THE WEEK

: TREND OF THE MOMENT

: STYLE ADDICT NEWS

: MODEL SPY

: ARCHIVE
FASHION FEATURES
PRESS RELEASES
FASHION DIARY
FASHION FORUM

FASHION PR SERVICES:

MODEL SPY

Felicity Gilbert

How irritating is the expression: “The next Kate Moss.” First off, there is only one Kate Moss, just like there is only one Lily Cole or one Naomi Campbell. Secondly, Kate Moss is alive, well, and doing very nicely thank-you very much, although the media would have you believe that a Kate Moss upgrade has long been on the cards. And thirdly, well, it’s just an annoying phrase and is up there with “yummy mummy” and “supermodel” in my book.

Apparently the above mentioned tag has been given to new model on the block Felicity Gilbert, the similarities being same mother agency: Storm, and a slight frame that measures below model average height – that’s, however, where the similarities end. I first clocked Felicity in Vogue’s February 06 ‘Class of 2006’ story which introduced 27 new faces to British Vogue readers far and wide.

Felicity was my top choice, a mix of feline features with a natural photogenic quality - so, obviously, I was feeling rather chuffed with my model scouting skills when I saw her working the Fashion Week catwalks and splashed across glossies such as Italian Vogue, Self Service and iD. Bets are on that she’ll land a juicy campaign in the near future.