last autumn mills and lou took part in a photo shoot for the fashion magazine. they both grew up in northern germany far from the world's fashion capitals and didn't plan to become models. i kids at my school always told me that i look kind of funny not particularly attractive. in fact they told me that to my face off. nails big sister who was actually the first of the two to get a modeling contract an agent spotted her on a train when she was just seventeen years old. my father passed this guy father was very suspicious and asked the agent a lot of questions that you realise pretty quickly that we could trust this person he was the right one for me to work with somebody. who has been modeling since she graduated from high school three years ago. accidentally she made her brother a model to mills got his big break after he turned up in some of his sister's instagram photos and soon the to do. their first shit together for vogue magazine. about here by that was a really big deal i'd never even heard of. it was like i got called up to the big league right away. i h

emi-jay has been featured in dozens of fashion magazines and they will be the first to admit they had >> we got luck any their our hair ties were given to jennifer aniston to wear on the red carpet for a movie premier and a week later we got a magazine request from marie claire, then we had to build a website and company name and we want from there and we have been growing for the past four years. >> take a close look a hair tie something girls and women put in their hair to add flare and style. >> hello. >> i am julianne nays to me you. >> emily. nice to meet you. >> this is your headquarters. >> yes. >> and this is where it all goes down, this is where you put together your hair ties. >> exactly. we do everything from making the hair ties here to sending them out, invoicing the whole process takes place here. >> wow. >> yes. this is where we have cut over four millionaire ties in the past couple of years. >> how did you get started? >> we noticed this huge growing trends of air accessories in the mark that you are on friend were wearing that we saw on touching v shows but everything

>> the first lady has yet to appear on the cover of any national fashion magazine. >>> then it's a frontst picture, three billboards. >> i don't think those billboards is very fair. >> now the story that inspired the movie, the billboards this family put up in a search for justice. >> my

and his, and reading fashion magazines, and his mother was very supportive. she actually testified in court about all of this. and he wants to be in high fashion, but the second best when you're working in los angeles is this conglomerate, mattel, that criminals such a big market share and has such, you know, huge purchasing power of, you know, talent. he takes a job designing barbie clothes. he becomes really frustrated with the culture of mattel. he feels like it's been very stagnant, there's not acceptance of new ideas. barbie is never be changing. and, actually, when i did a lot of the research and interviews and kind of intense discovery of the corporate culture at mattel, i actually uncover this term that mattel executives use about not introducing competition to barbie, and they say we don't want to cannibalize barbie. they don't want to eat up, you know, what is so dominant in girls' you know, play rooms and in the, what we call the pink shelves of the toy stores. so he goes away for some time, takes time off mattel, he goes back to missouri, he sketch

show by up and coming designer richard quinn — next to a woman often referred to as fashion royalty, vogue magazine'sded the inaugural queen elizabeth the second award for british design to mr quinn. scientists have discovered the cause of a rare blood vessel disorder that can cause serious facial disfigurement and life—threatening bleeding in children. the research pinpoints the genes responsible for the condition and for the first time, identifies existing cancer drugs as a possible treatment. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has the story. ok, so we need to do the eggs... and we froth the eggs. 13—year—old nikki christou never knows when her face will start to bleed. she has a rare disorder which means that high—pressure blood in her arteries feeds directly into her veins. it causes swelling, facial disfigurement, and life—threatening bleeds from her nose, and even her tear ducts. it's very scary because you don't really know if it's going to stop, how much blood you're losing, and, if it is really bad, then i can, you know, become very lightheaded and things like that. and so, i think when

an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine'spping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those beside the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway. no crowds on this catwalk, but at least some helmets to help hide any potential nerves. never before has london fashion week's famous power front row seen fashion royalty sit alongside the queen herself. her majesty, wearing a light blue tweed dress and jacket, next to vogue's editor—in—chief, dame anna wintour. the pair sharing a laugh and keeping a close, discerning eye on the show. ms wintour opted to keep her sunglasses on, but the queen's delight was captured in several snaps and quickly beamed around the world, causing the internet to heat up like never before. it was the last day of fashion week and they were watching the work of emerging designer richard quinn. he received the very first queen eliz

an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine'ser majesty made a showstopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those besides the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway, no crowds on this catwalk but at least some helmets to help hide any potential nerves. never before has london fashion week's famous power front row seen fashion royalty is sit alongside the queen herself. her majesty, wearing a light blue tweed dress and jacket, next to vogue's editor—in—chief, dame anna wintour. the pair sharing editor—in—chief, dame anna wintour. the pairsharing a editor—in—chief, dame anna wintour. the pair sharing a laugh and keeping a close, discerning eye on the show. ms wintour opted to keep her sunglasses on but the queen's delight was captured in several snaps, and quickly beamed around the world, causing the internet to heat up world, causing the intern

front row of a show by designer richard quinn, next to the woman often referred to as fashion royalty, vogue magazine'sntour. that's all from me now. stay with us on bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: oxfam is investigating 26 allegations of sexual misconduct, which have been reported since allegations were made against some of its workers in haiti. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. his team mix business with politics? donald trump jr visit india. his team mix business with politics? donald trumer visit india. —— is he mixing. a look at how chinese internet giant aliba ba he mixing. a look at how chinese internet giant alibaba has turned a little—known chinese city into a start—up capital. it is wednesday, everyone. good morning, asia, hello, world. magic a drone is this midweek edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with the us president's summit, donald trump jr, he will be talking with buyers of trump branded apartments. could xa he is cashing in on the president's name but mr trump says he has been building relationships in india for

>> the first lady has yet to appear on the cover of any national fashion magazine. >> then, it's a front>> i don't think those billboards is very fair. >> now the story that inspired the movie. the billboards this family put up in its

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." >> reporter: front row seats at fashion week are usually reserved for magazine editors and movie starsbut the new it girls of fashion are instagram influencers. think of them as the reality tv stars. social media generation. >> they put us in a spot that was at the end of the runway so we could get a great shot of the girls walk in. also a very visible spot for other photographers. because we were all just in the collection. >> reporter: designers hand them up to tens of thousands of dollars for a single post. the influencer market now worth an estimated $2 billion and expected to reach 10 billion by 2020. >> this is what fashion week looks like in my living room. >> reporter: danielle bernstein has nearly 1.8 million instagram followers. >> i like to think of myself as a perfect mix of relatable and aspirational. i do that with my dressing as well. so not everything is high-end and designer. a lot of it is very affordable too. >> reporter: at 25 years old she's already made "forbes's" 30 under 30 list. her brand, we wore what, includes a blog, a podcast, a youtube channel, brand colla

upton tells time magazine the now 65-year-old fashion mogul then, quote, forcibly grabbed the back ofy head so i could not move and started kissing my face and my neck. kate believes she was ultimately fired from guess for rejecting his alleged advances. in may 2011, she claims paul said, quote, get that fat pig off my set. marciano denies all of upton's allegations, adding that he has never been alone with her, nor would he ever refer to a guess model in such a derogatory manner. "e.t." cameras have been behind the scenes of guess parties throughout the years. this is marciano in 2004 with rod stewart's daughter, kimberly. >> did you design this? marciano? i know, do you die? very sexy. >> today, upton was all smiles on the streets of new york city. >> i don't feel as though i need to say anything else about him or to him. >> she says she's speaking out now because she is, quote, sick of being expected to laugh off these aggressive advances. >> possible trouble for backstreet boy nick carter. melissa schumann's filed a police report against nick, claiming carter sexually assaulted he

an up and coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the ‘queen of fashion‘, vogue magazine's? she is wearing sunglasses and the queen is fully wrapped up, with gloves. i will show you later there are a few pictures of her on the front pages and i think it is one of those things, get her looking miserable. iam sure things, get her looking miserable. i am sure she loved it. there's loads of footage of her smiling. nick will have the weather forecast, but now we want to talk about the winter olympics. is it another morning of curling? it is! you won't have it tomorrow, so it is! you won't have it tomorrow, so enjoy it today. great britain's women are through to the semifinals, beating the reigning champions. it was a narrow win, but beating canada isa was a narrow win, but beating canada is a big deal. they can have a day off tomorrow now because they are through and the men are now trying to do the same. canada led for most of the contest. eve muirhead and co, who won bronze at the last games, took the last end by two stones to win 6—5. the men's team are trying tojoin them. th

. >>> the me too movement hitting the fashion industry this week. in a new "time" magazinepermodel kate upton claims guess co-founder paul marciano harassed her repeatedly. he said, quote, the accusations are absolutely false. upton's story is part of the change in fashion. new york fashion week starts today. for the first time ever, models will have their own private changing areas backstage. you are watching "velshi & ruhle" live here on msnbc. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma p

images germans had never seen before and ones that math circulation magazines of the day weren't necessarily open to. accept. fashion shots and travel stories from south america or north africa were often viewed as too of on guard but his model's cool stylish and beautiful embodied a new aspirational lifestyle after wartime austerity. and filth remember that in the one nine hundred fifty s. our mothers and grandmothers were building new lives in the devastated towns and cities that fashion was a low priority but there was something tempting about it and the models became real icons their names were in the captions and they were real celebrities sometimes they got to keep the first day model the height of the summer in lieu of wages times were very different then that sort. of see. born in one thousand nine hundred twenty six and discovered photography at the age of ten he shot these pictures using a self timer. after training as a photographer in the late one nine hundred forty s. he specialized in fashion photography shooting models in emphatic poses on location in exotic places he achieved widespread industry accl

fashion. sometimes the latest news looks like nothing new when the british magazine the economists recently ran a front cover showing a russian president vladimir putin as a meddling octopus attacking western democracies and was harking back to a tried and tested formula. what's more striking that liberals have been using the putin as a soviet menace trope for a full decade well that they've been using russia is not to put a full century. western depictions down to scream between the demon aggressive briery and two nations while the octopus. picture needs revising should show us as a giant squid russia as a tiny little octopus we did titled biased q how do you know and it states many rows democracies. this is a very old strategy and the funny thing is how this kind of thing is used to working even even today it will be more and more popular at this kind of a comparisons using more chiefs very popular during the times of the cold war era russia is no longer soviet union it's presented as the same enemy you know direct mean age the reason why you have this guy comparison is kind of came pain prov

. >> yes, it's incredibly detailed driven but i went and did old fashioned reporting -- >> you were the former director of a magazine. >> yes. and i went to the travel policy, it is the general policy of the u.s. government that less than premium class accommodations must be used for all modes of passenger transportation. i travelled back and forth on that shuttle we've all been on hundreds of times and saw obama cabinet officers in coach. what mr. pruitt doesn't understand is the people talking to him in coach are voters. and so many of these people who work for donald trump don't understand the meaning of being a public servant. think think they are coming to serve at the trough, they are the swamp creatures making it work. >> pruitt has cited threats to his security, either real or perceived that led him to have a security detail which the size and scope of also put him in the news. this is the nagging thing. we listed the issues the white house has. this is the nagging issue that stays in the news and rolling out. >> absolutely. again you have price earlier, two more. you have three instances. i think it does ra

having a situation where basically semiautomatic rifles are available in a fashion that enables one person were very large magazine capacity to mow down dozens of people. >> the president says he'll eliminate those bump stocks even if the house and senate fails to do so. he'll sign it away, he says. let's see what happens on all of these fronts. senator merkley, thanks so much for joining us. >> very welcome. good to be with you. >>> just ahead, a new push for testimony by one of the president's closest advisers, hope hicks, will she answer questions from the house intelligence committee. and the president puts himself in the shoes of the first responders. analysts are waitsing to stand by on his statements land he has a viable plan of action. >> i really believe, you don't know until you're tested but i believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon and i think most of the people would have done that, too. because i know most of you. but the way they performed was really a disgrace. >>> breaking news tonight, the house intelligence committee panel are meeting for the first time since the release of the d

fashion choices. she's still one of the biggest performers around. her shows in north america alone grossed nearly $86 million last year. forbes magazineffers from fibromyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now, her army of fans will be hoping the star they call ‘mother monster‘ will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. it's carnival time in the bolivian town of oruro. a band consisting of more than 6000 musicians played to the crowds, as dancers in costumes of all shapes, sizes and colours paraded through the streets. the annual event apparently dates back to the 17th century, lasts up to twenty hours and stretches over five kilometres. as syrian rebel group linked to al qaeda shot down a russian flight to —— fighter jet, killing qaeda shot down a russian flight to —— fighterjet, killing the pilot. and — you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website. just go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. you might be hoping for some sunshine on sunday after that grey, rainy saturday. if so, it's not looking bad at all, some sunshine on the way. cer

fashion choices. she's still one of the biggest performers around. her shows in north america alone grossed nearly $86 million last year. forbes magazinein 2016. a documentary last year revealed she suffers from fibromyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now her army of fans will be hoping the star they call mother monster will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: more secrets from the sands of egypt. we step into the tomb of a high priestess 11,500 years after her death. this is the moment that millions in iran had been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. the ban on the african national congress is lifted immediately, and the anc leader, nelson mandela, after 27 years injail, is to be set free unconditionally. the aircraft was returning from belgrade, where manchester united had entered the semi—final of the european cup. two americans ha

fashion choices. she's still one of the biggest performers around. her shows in north america alone grossed nearly $86 million last year. forbes magazineocumentary last year revealed she suffers from fibromyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now her army of fans will be hoping the star they call mother monster will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. the headlines: syrian rebels say they shot down a russian fighter jet in north—western idlib province. moscow says the pilot ejected but was killed in a ground fight. italy's prime minister has urged the country to reject hatred and violence after african immigrants were injured in a drive—by shooting. president trump says a declassified memo vindicates him and his campaign team in the investigation into russian involvement in the us election. the republican—drafted memo alleges pro—democrat bias within the fbi. david willis reports from washington. chanting: usa, usa, usa! his supporters believe he struck a blow for justice. but by releasing a secret memo alleging bias on the part of officials who are currently inves

fashion choices. she is still one of the biggest performers around. it shows in north america alone grossed nearly $86 million last year. parents magazineentary last year reveals she suffers from fibromyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now her army of fa ns cognitive difficulties. now her army of fans are hoping she will soon be back on the world stage. and — you can keep up to date all with all the latest news, business and sport on our website. a local council has taken the highly unusual step of imposing emergency spending controls, as a result of severe financial challenges. the conservative—run northamptonshire county council says its faced large cuts — and a big increase in social care costs. here's our political correspondent, matt cole. like so many others across britain, people in northamptonshire have watched their council manage multimillion—pound budget cuts since 2010, and now they've run out of cash, meaning a host of services from subsidised buses to libraries are threatened. i'll be absolutely devastated if it closes. we've been here forjust over a year and i was delight

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magazines like the new yorker vogue vanity fair and the newspaper le monde. shortly before his death in two thousand and eight she photographed the apartment of iconic french fashion designer eve sam lovell. what do i see in the room of the fellow when i see so many thing i don't know what they see but then they will drop by that place because it reminded me of the museum in. the ceiling i was in there too it was a very strange feeling that you were i was all alone i'm sure the butler was in some corner watching me but i didn't see him but to over there and when i came back to the light i don't know i felt that. i was anxious in that place because there was something. but i saw that. and now she's here in berlin taking photos in a flat where commuter trains rumble by every five minutes. and with that we're out of time but if you miss something you can always go to our website to see the reports again or don't forget you can always follow us on social media for me and the rest of the crew here at euro max is always thanks for joining us say again tomorrow. on the next episode of your imax special magical power we'll take a bicycle talk of amsterdam. turn it into an

fashion--but in society. - in the world. yeah, i have been told i'm not good enough because of my thunder thighs. i've been told i wasn't going to get covers of magazinesrvy, too loud, too tall, too outspoken--so many different things about me that weren't good enough. and the more i persevered and the more that i said, "oh really?" well, i'm gonna keep working hard because that's the kind of family that i come from. i don't take no for an answer. and i finish what i started. then you can have whatever you want, as long as you know that your dreams are attainable. - you had to work hard against an industry that in many ways told you you didn't belong. - yes. - how did, like-- how does modeling deal with that paradox? because it feels like one. it's like, modeling goes, like, this is what modeling is. - right. - and now there are new voices coming forward saying, no, this is not what modeling should be about. - i hit really low times in my life where i thought i wasn't good enough. i was in a terrible relationship where my boyfriend chased me around the kitchen with a butcher knife, and i still stayed with him because my confidence was so low. and it's