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Lily Aldridge (USA: IMG, NY)

Lily Aldridge (USA: IMG, NY)--beautiful, fresh, radiant, glow

Alessandra Ambrosio (Brazil: DNA, NY)--braids mixed with textural pony tails, giving hair dimension and texture

Alessandra Ambrosio (Brazil: DNA, NY)

Lily Aldridge (USA: IMG, NY)

Lily Aldridge's signature

Erin Heatherton (USA: Marilyn, NY)

Erin Heatherton's signature

Lindsay Ellingson (USA: DNA, NY)

Erin Heatherton, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge

Erin Heatherton, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge

Erin Heatherton, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge

Erin Heatherton, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge

Lindsay Ellingson, Alessandra Ambrosio, Erin Heatherton, Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge

Erin Heatherton at Soul Cycle

Candice Swanepoel

Lindsay Ellingson at Soul Cycle

Alessandra Ambrosio at Soul Cycle

Last night was epic in terms of personal milestone's as I was offered the unique opportunity to shoot the behind the scenes action of the Victoria's Secret for Pelotonia.org drive. Pelotonia describes itself as "a grassroots bike tour with 1 goal: to end cancer." So, 5 angels rode for the Pelotonia Charity mission to end cancer, including Alessandra Ambrosio, Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Lindsay Ellingson, and Erin Heatherton.

The night started early at Milk Studios were the girls received hair and make up applications. From there, we took a van over to Soul Cycle Studio's in Tribeca where the girls posed for the press and later went downstairs to ride bikes. All contributoins from the evening went to Pelotonia. Many thanks to Victoria's Secret for giving me the opportunity.

HAIR: by Frankie Foye--Braids to give texture and dimension mixed with textural pony tails. Easy way to contain the hair for exercise, but still have something interesting going on.

MAKE UP: by Ana Marie--Beautiful, healthy, fresh, radiant, glow. Curled lashes combined with waterproof mascara (top & bottom) for exercise. Sheer tinted moisturizer coupled with light lip stain for a fresh and natural look.

Lindsay Ellingson (DNA NY)

Chanel Iman (FORD NY)

Karolina Kurkova (IMG, NY)

Chanel Iman (IMG, NY)

Lindsay Ellingson (DNA, NY)

Wichy Hassan, Co-Founder and Creative Director, Sixty Group

Design Team: Giorgia Di Bartolo and Valeria Ribichini

Celebrity Guest: Monet Mazur

Make Up and Hair Style close ups

Jessica Stam's dress board and accessories

Lindsay Ellingson, ready for the runway

Ksenia Kahnovich, ready for the runway

On Sunday night, I had the opportunity to go back stage at Miss Sixty. The visit allowed me to get up front and personal with everyone from Wichy Hassan, the co-founder and creative director of Sixty Group, to the make up stylists, hair stylists, and dressers as well.

In doing so, I learned that Miss Sixty largely seeks to recreate the values of the free thinking independently minded women of the early 70's in it's Spring/Summer 2018 collection. It's primary customer is what Wichy Hassan calls, "a new kind of superhero, a modern hero, a girl very strong..."

In the back I had the pleasure of meeting Valeria, a lead designer for the collection. When confronted with the quintessential question, "How is this collection distinct from last years?" she neatly summed up the differences into four parts:

• Color--more shine, softer colors, hard and soft colors mixed.
  
• Fabric--very "puffy"
  
• High Waisted Jeans.
  
• Inspiration through Pop Art and 70's culture.
  

Ultimately, I also learned that Miss Sixty is funding a new well for drinking water in Ethiopia and debuted a online shopping section at their site (misssixty.com).

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Milou van Groesen

Joann Smalls

Lindsay Ellingson

I'd have to say that working back stage at the TIBI show was a borderline Zen/harmony experience. I had imagined that it was going to literally be a "mosh pit" of photogprahers and journalists contorting around one another in a tiny cramped space. While the space back stage is small, there was still some kind of flow between people back stage that made moving around a smooth, effortless process for everyone involved. And to the PR people at TIBI, thanks for the opportunity!