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A new wave model
The April issue of Vanity Fair features supermodels from Eastern Europe.
March 13, 2005
The cover story in the March issue of Vanity Fair magazine is about the new wave of Russian and Eastern European supermodels. Although she isn’t one of the trio depicted on the cover, Latvia’s Inguna Butāne is among the eight models highlighted in the article and in the additional photos inside.
Butāne is represented by New York-based Women Management, which she joined in November, according to Hint Fashion Magazine. Butāne has appeared in several magazines recently, including Harper’s Bazaar and Surface, as well as campaigns for Armani Jeans and L’Oreal, according to Hint.
— Andris Straumanis
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Comments about this article
Liga Krikis
I've noticed a model named "Ieva" in Marc Jacobs ads in various fashion magazines lately. Anyone know who she is? (She's quite pale and has red hair). Liga
14 Apr 2005 (United States)
Andris Straumanis
It's Ieva Skuja who appears in the Marc Jacobs ads. She's represented by the Karin Models agency in New York. Quite a few Latvian models can be seen on theones2watch.com, including women such as Agneta Januševica and Ilze Ciematniece, as well as men with names such as Aigvars, Ģirts and Mārtiņš.
14 Apr 2005 (United States)