to london i had visited an agency in munich and they told me my hips were too wide for the london fashion week action week must observe to me. there was nothing there i was just skin and bones but you can get so hung up on stuff like that next there. weren't enough documents it makes you wonder what's gone wrong with his industry. you have to question everything so when i look at how my photos are taken it's all staged nothing's real and when i see pictures from my modeling campaigns all i can tell is that it's not many hours of makeup styling and editing make out styling my know what goes on behind the scenes and that includes same goes for myself is i used to do a lot of work on myself is when i look at them today i hardly recognize myself and lots of people follow these perfect instagram pages because it's like a dream in a world worth pursuing and it's home is this is and the very. thing is we can't pursue it because it doesn't exist exist yet. middle of august himself it's now i'm more interested in the edited pictures it's important to me and my followers that i show more real photos. in

london shows how the most important artist of the modern age was so ahead of his time. and in our continuing series meet the germans this week rachel welland light was on the nuances of german fashion. but 1st 2 weeks ago a new york court found hollywood mogul harvey weinstein guilty of 2 counts of sexual assault now he's been sentenced to 23 years in jail and the main accusers and prosecution witnesses were in court on wednesday to hear the verdict afterwards weinstein was taken directly back to a prison hospital to continue his sentence. a look back now at the key events surrounding this landmark case. february 24th 2020 harvey weinstein left the courthouse in an ambulance after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape. his trial had begun in january public interest in the proceedings was immense it was a watershed moment.

london shows how the most important office of the modern age was so ahead of his time. and in our continuing series meet the germans this week rachel with a light on the waltzes of german fashion. but 1st 2 weeks ago a new york court found hollywood mogul harvey weinstein guilty of 2 counts of sexual assault now he's been sentenced to 23 years in jail and the main accusers and prosecution witnesses were in court on wednesday to hear the verdict afterwards weinstein was taken directly back to a prison hospital to continue his sentence. a look back now at the key events surrounding this landmark case. february 24th 2020 harvey weinstein left the courthouse in an ambulance after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape. his trial had begun in january public interest in the proceedings was immense it was a watershed moment. i find. for many women the trial was cause for.

the london book fair is off, tokyo's cherry blossom festival is off and it will be live streamed and we've just heard them tied to this. blossom festival — cancelled, and the shanghai fashion weeknomic impact is already being felt. today lawmakers here agreed an eight billion dollar response to the crisis. but there's also fears about how developing and emerging economies might cope. to that end, the international monetary fund and world bank have pledged over 60 billion dollars to help. last night, i sat down with the head of the imf, kristalina georgieva. how concerned how concerned are how concerned are you about the economic impact of the virus? we are very concerned. we have seen just in one short week the spread of the virus beyond china, creating a new momentum and unfortunately, what we we re momentum and unfortunately, what we were projecting as possible, more adverse scenarios for the economy is now materialising. we know more about the virus. that it is spreading more easily, but there's also a lot that we still do not know. we do not know of the longevity of this virus. we do not know how fast treatment will become available. and that is a source of uncertainty to m