Joan Smalls by Mario Sorrenti
Despite being a member of a small coterie of popular models Joan’s work is unconvincing, there is something hollow about her portrayals.
Joan Smalls by Mikael Jansson for W
Abbey Lee Kershaw (L) and Joan Smalls attend the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 2013 Costume Institute Gala featuring the opening of the exhibit Punk: Chaos to Couture.
Joan Smalls by Mikael Jansson
Joan Smalls by Patrick Demarchelier for Vogue US
Joan Smalls by Patrick Demarchelier for Vogue US
Joan Smalls by Mikael Jansson
Joan Smalls by Richard Bush
Joan Smalls
Joan Smalls and Raquel Zimmerman by Mario Testino
Joan Smalls for Prabal Gurung
Joan Smalls for Prabal Gurung
Karlie Kloss, Liu Wen, Arizona Muse, Joan Smalls. Despite everyone’s view to the contrary I still find Liu wen to lack any definingpresence. Whatever criticism I may have of Karlie, presence is something she does not lack. Arizona also has an instantly identifiable personality, I just wish that she never walks on the catwalk again, and I also wish that she uses hair does which are not flat on top, which seems to be her preference. Why a beautiful woman would wish to look like a caricature of a sheep simply eludes me. As to Joan Smalls, I believe she and Karlie are good friends and I understand Joan is regarded as hot property - I just don’t know why! While I’m being rude about people may I suggest to Karlie that she becomes less of a businessand relaxes a bit. She does come across as a construct of her own mind - and that is why she hasn’t yet conquered the lens - she just tries too hard. That works wonders on the catwalk but a camera is pretty unforgiving and amplifies what is going on in the head.
Joan Smalls for W
Saskia de Brauw and Joan Smalls by Karl Lagerfeld
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