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Tutti gli UFO sopra Firenze dalla guerra ad oggi: 1967 e 1968 1° parte

Ci credete? Non ci credete? Poco importa. Il fenomeno ufologico è vecchio quanto il mondo. Gli avvistamenti, reali, finti, "costruiti" nel mondo sono innumerevoli e su Firenze e provincia non mancano. Questa è un piccola rubrica per citare gli avvistamenti registrati su Firenze e provincia dal 1946 al 1980, se poi qualcuno ha a disposizione anche quelli successivi, e ce li fornisce, potremmo pubblicare anche quelli dal 1980 in poi. Questo l'articolo precedente: Tutti gli UFO sopra Firenze dalla guerra ad oggi: 1964 Il 18 luglio 1967 sopra il cielo di Firenze circa alle 02:10 furono visti globi luminosi, lo riporta La Nazione del 19-07-1967 Moltissime persone videro da Firenze, come in altre parti della Toscana, una formazione di globi luminosi che solcarono il cielo da est verso ovest. Un fiorentino disse che erano dieci ad un migliaio di metri di altezza. Uno di dimensioni più grande degli altri, e sembrava guidare la formazione, e che emanava un chiarore rossastro. L'avvistamento di questa formazione fu riferito anche in varie parti dell'Italia e dell'Europa. Il 9 giugno 1968 sul cielo di Pontassieve circa alle 22:00 fu visto un punto luminoso, lo riferisce Il Giornale dei Misteri n. 47, doc. 959 Il geometra A.I. e altri due colleghi S.M. e L.C., mentre si trovavano al Tennis Club "Le Palaie" per assistere al tradizionale torneo del "Chianti Putto", osservarono verso Firenze, alto nel cielo, avvistarono un punto luminoso. Sembrava una finestra lontana la cui luce si accendeva e si spegneva irregolarmente. A quella quota non vi dovevano essere nè case nè colline. I tre tornarono a seguire lo svolgimento della gara, quando improvvisamente, a circa 60 metri davanti a loro, in alto su una collina, si accese una seconda luce a forma di cono, o meglio, pareva una statua non molto alta ma affusolata ed aveva una luce rosea che non illuminava niente all'intorno. Sugli spalti non vi era più nessuno a seguire la gara. Dopo poco, le luci scomparvero misteriosamente così come erano comparse. La mattina dopo, i tre tornarono sul posto, ma non trovarono tracce di quello di cui erano stati testimoni la sera precedente. Il 23 giugno 1968 nel cielo di Fiesole circa alle 23:30 fu visto un disco luminoso, lo riporta La Nazione Sera del 24-06-1968 Molte persone, prima che si scatenasse un temporale, videro passare in cielo un grosso disco luminoso. Tra i testimoni vi era lo studente diciannovenne Luca Verrone, residente in via Stoppani, il quale vide dalla sua terrazza un grosso disco che emanava una luce rossastra, proveniente da Fiesole e diretto verso il rione delle Cure. Guardando meglio, lo studente riuscì a distinguere tanti raggi che partivano dal centro della sfera, dove vi era una luce variabile non molto luminosa. Era a circa 900 metri di quota e la sua direzione era contraria al vento che spirava verso Fiesole. Affacciato ad una finestra vicina, c'era un uomo il quale vide anche lui il fenomeno. Più tardi, rientrò il padre del giovane, il quale disse di aver notato molta gente con il naso all'insù a scrutare il cielo attraversato da un disco luminoso. Il 17 luglio 1968 nel cielo di Firenze circa alle 00:35 fu visto un oggetto velocissimo, lo riporta La Nazione del 17-07-1968 Tre persone che uscivano da un cinema di via del Ponte alle Mosse, notarono un oggetto che precedeva a fortissima velocità con direzione da monte Morello verso le Cascine, dove poi è scomparso. L'avvistamento durò pochissimi secondi. Le tre persone, il direttore del cinema, il direttore dell'agenzia di una società di assicurazioni ed un astronomo dilettante, ebbero il tempo di vedere che si trattava di un oggetto di colore bianco-celeste, che lasciava una breve striscia rossastra. Non provocava alcun rumore. Per i testimoni fu "una scena fantastica". Il 10 agosto 1968 nei cieli di Galliano Mugello circa alle 19:00 fu vista un oggetto luminoso, lo riporta Clypeus a. VI, n. 5 - Semestre 1969, pp. 134-135 Lo studente Maresco Magnolfi (residente a Galliano Mugello in via Marcoiano), durante un compito in classe di Italiano, con tema "Cercate di rievocare qualche curioso episodio della vostra prima fanciullezza", scrisse che mentre si era recato con suo padre e la propria canina, verso le 19:00, a fare una passeggiata nel bosco, notò ad un tratto un chiarore che apparve in cielo. Alzando il capo, lui e suo padre videro una grande luce somigliante alla Luna. Questa scendeva con velocità costante verso il bosco, lasciando dietro di se una scia verde. Dopo alcuni secondi scomparve ed dal punto di partenza lasciò una nuvola di fumo che poi sparì dopo circa un quarto d'ora. Mentre accadeva tutto questo, la propria canina iniziò ad abbaiare, i fagiani a cantare e, con essi, pure gufi e civette, mentre l'aria si fece calda e un gran boato fece rintronare la terra. Read the full article

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Elisabeth Moss, Claes Bang, Dominic West, Ruben Östlund, Christopher Læssø, and Erik Hemmendorff attends the 'The Square' photocall during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 20, 2017 in Cannes, France. May 20, 2017.

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Vogue Paris 100 Years

Sylvie Lécallier,  Alice Morin, Sophie Kurkdjian, Marlène van de Casteele, Alexis Romero, Jérôme Gautier, Pierre Ponant

Thames & Hudson, London 2021, 296 pages, 24x31cm. , ISBN  978-0500024805

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The Palais Galliera Paris presents a major new exhibition celebrating 100 years of Vogue Paris magazine  02.10.2021 - 30.01.2022

Vogue Paris has always been so much more than a fashion magazine. It has assumed a central and vital role on the international cultural stage, with a history that spans the most inventive decades in fashion and taste, and in the arts and society. It has acted as a cultural bellwether, putting fashion in the context of the larger world in which we live and mirroring its times – the postwar renaissance of Paris and haute couture, the New Wave, the radical seventies, the glamorous eighties. As it enters its second century, it remains at the cutting edge of photography and design. Published to mark the magazine’s centenary, this book celebrates Vogue Paris’s history from its first issue in 1920 to its current incarnation with Emmanuelle Alt at the helm. On its pages are creations by some of the greatest artists of their era, whether distinguished illustrators such as #Lepape, #Gruau and #Benito, or photographers such as #ManRay, #HelmutNewton, #GuyBourdin and #MarioTestino. Here, too, are iconic faces: Catherine Deneuve, Audrey Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, Kate Moss and more. And of course, it showcases the fashion designers who defined the century – #Chanel, #Dior, #Balenciaga, #SaintLaurent, #McQueen – and explores more broadly the changing mores of the past hundred years.

18/11/21

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SAMEDI 9 AVRIL 2022 (Billet 1 / 3)

La disparition que nous évoquions dans la Newsletter de mardi dernier est celle du photographe Patrick Demarchelier.

Nous étions allés en 2008 au Petit Palais voir une rétrospective qui lui était consacrée. L’originalité, c’était que ses photos étaient exposées au milieu des œuvres permanentes du Musée. Certaines « confrontations » ou au contraire certains « rapprochements » étaient fort intéressants.

Nous avons trouvé une petite vidéo (voir ci-dessus) que nous avons été obligés de pi…ater (mille excuses au créateur) car impossible de la télécharger telle quelle sur le Blog.

Et ci-dessous, après celles de notre album, quelques photos de l’Expo trouvées sur le Net. A l’époque nous n’avions pas de Blog et JM étaient beaucoup plus « vidéo » que « photos »… il n’avait d’ailleurs qu’un petit Olympus automatique. Ces photos donnent une petite idée de l’immense talent de l’artiste. Du moins, c’est notre point de vue.

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Décès de Patrick Demarchelier, photographe personnel de Lady Di

Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Nicole Kidman et la princesse Diana ont toutes été immortalisées par l'objectif de ce photographe. Figure incontournable du monde de la mode, avant d'être rattrapé par des accusations de harcèlement sexuel, Patrick Demarchelier, né le 21 août 1943 en banlieue parisienne, est décédé le 31 mars 2022 à l'âge de 78 ans.

Pilier de la photographie de mode, il a principalement travaillé pour deux magazines : le Harper's Bazaar et l'édition américaine de Vogue, avant de travailler pour de grandes marques de mode dont Chanel, Dior ou encore Armani. Au cours de ses quarante ans de carrière, il a fait poser les plus grands tops des années 1990 dont Naomi Campbell ou encore Cindy Crawford, tout en photographiant les icônes hollywoodiennes comme Nicole Kidman, alors enceinte, ou Madonna. Mais il aura surtout été le photographe personnel de Lady Di, la princesse de Galles.

Maître du portrait

Indissociable du monde de la mode, son nom avait été cité à plusieurs reprises dans le film « Le diable s'habille en Prada », satire de ce secteur où Meryl Streep campe un personnage inspiré d'Anna Wintour, rédactrice en chef de l'édition américaine de Vogue. Ce même monde avait pris ses distances avec lui dès 2018 lorsque plusieurs femmes l'ont accusé de harcèlement sexuel. Patrick Demarchelier a toujours nié les faits, mais le groupe Condé Nast (propriétaire notamment de Vogue, Glamour…) avait mis fin à leur relation de travail.

Vendredi, sur son compte Twitter, la Fédération de la haute couture et de la mode loue un « portraitiste brillant qui a fait briller la mode française et internationale dans le monde entier ». « Repose en paix Patrick Demarchelier. Merci pour tous ces bons souvenirs et ces photos magiques et intemporelles », a réagi le top Cindy Crawford sur Instagram. « La mode vient de perdre un de ses plus grands photographes… Patrick Demarchelier était le maître absolu du portrait et a su capturer, dans la plus grande simplicité, l'essence des femmes », a complété sur Twitter l'ex-top brésilien Cristina Cordula.

Né au Havre (Normandie), il commence la photographie à l'âge de 17 ans. À 20 ans, il emménage Paris pour réaliser son rêve : devenir photographe de mode. Rêve qui l'emmènera à New York en 1975, où il débutera comme assistant photographe avant de commencer à photographier pour la bible de la mode : Vogue. Une star est née. Il impose son style dans les plus grands magazines de mode : Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Elle… Un style qu'il revendique comme simple et épuré : « Les gens comme Bourdin ou Newton ramènent le sujet à eux-mêmes, moi je m'efface […]. Je préfère que ce soit le sujet qui s'exprime », confiait-il au journal Le Monde en 2008, alors que le Petit Palais lui consacrait une exposition.

À chaque fois, les femmes sont immortalisées sans rides, minces et heureuses. Mais de ces photos, les plus iconiques sont celles de la princesse Diana. La série la plus emblématique est celle publiée par le British Vogue. Sur l'une d'elles, on voit une Lady Di solaire, immortalisée en noir et blanc couronne sur la tête, assise sur le sol. C'est à la suite de cette série qu'il deviendra son portraitiste personnel, devenant ainsi le premier photographe de la famille royale britannique qui ne soit pas anglais. En 2005, il signe le célèbre calendrier culte Pirelli. Une consécration pour de nombreux photographes de mode.

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Escena en las marismas del Nilo

Alrededor de 1450-1400 a.C. (mediados de la dinastía XVIII). Tebas, tumba de Néferp, pintura sobre limo. H .: 43 cm. ; l. : 74,50 cm. E 13101

Muchas tumbas de la dinastía XVIII presentaban representaciones de la caza del propietario de la tumba. Este fragmento muestra a las aves volando de un grupo de papiro, perturbadas por una gent y una mangosta que amenazan sus nidos; podemos distinguir una abubilla, patos, un búho, una garza, e incluso algunas mariposas. Los colores frescos y la vivacidad de la escena reflejan la habilidad del pintor.

La marisma de papiro, un paisaje egipcio

La extraordinaria precisión de las pinturas y relieves de la época faraónica nos dan una imagen clara de los paisajes de la época. Enormes matorrales de papiro creció en los meandros y pantanos que bordean el Nilo; sus tallos triangulares llevaban umbelas verdes que podían alcanzar una altura de seis metros. Esta planta ha desaparecido de Egipto. En la Antigüedad, estos matorrales de papiro se llenaban de vida animal. Los nidos de aves se balanceaban en la parte superior de los tallos que cobras, mangostas y gatos salvajes intentaron escalar, mientras que enjambres de aves e insectos volaban sobre el agua.

El primer visitante

En 1822 Frédéric Cailliaud fue el primer hombre occidental en entrar en la tumba intacta de Neferhotep, el "Overseer of the Two Granaries" de Tuthmosis III o Amenophis II. El dibujo que hizo muestra exactamente cómo era el interior de la tumba. También fue Frédéric Cailliaud quien redescubrió las pirámides de Meroo (Sudán).

Escenas de vida silvestre

Esta pintura fue la parte central de una escena de caza y pesca, tal vez destinada a entretener a los fallecidos en el más allá, o a simbolizar la lucha contra el caos (evocado por estas zonas pantanosas pobladas de animales salvajes). Tales escenas aparecen en muchas tumbas, desde el Antiguo Reino hasta el Período Tardío. El pintor hizo de esta vida silvestre un agudo sentido de la observación, la composición y el color. Pintó el aleteo de mariposas y aves (patos salvajes, abubilla, garza, etc); un pájaro se sienta sobre sus huevos, los incipientes se acurrucan en su nido y, abajo, un pato se sumerge en el río. Dos pequeños carnívoros se interesan mucho en esta conmoción: una mangosta (a la derecha) y una genet (a la izquierda). Sin embargo, la disposición en forma de abanico del matorral no se ve perturbada por esta intensa actividad. El verde oscuro de los robustos tallos de papiro destaca sobre un fondo semicircular verde claro. Las umbelas forman un precioso friso decorativo sobre un fondo blanco: cada uno encaja en el espacio definido por sus vecinos. Las umbelas en los tallos más cortos están en brote, mientras que los ligeramente más altos tienen corolas; los más altos están en plena floración, sus puntas se unen en un festoon amarillo continuo, eclosionado de rojo.

Bibliografía

Collectif, Les antiquités égyptiennes, Guide du visiteur, 1997,

p. 27 Ziegler, Le monde de la Bible, 1992, T. 78, p. 43

Delange, Trésors du plus grand musée du monde, 1991, p. 73

Manniche, Las tumbas perdidas de Tebas, 1988, p.43 SQQ

La naissance de l'écriture, París, Grand Palais, 1982, not no. 301

La vie au bord du Nil au temps des Pharaons, Calais, 1980, p.20 y 21, not no. 1

Porter et Moss, Topograph biblioicalgraphy, 1973, T.73, T. I, p. 449,

n 1 Keimer, Ann. Serv.

Departamento de antigüedades egipcias, Musée du Louvre.

Información del museo.

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Volkor X + ToutEstBeau + Aphélie – Supersonic (gratuit) 23. Health + Pencey Sloe + Dead – Petit Bain 24. Parade Ground – L’International 25. Selofan + Jupiter Jane – Supersonic (gratuit) 25. Tim Tama + Vladimir Dubyshkin + Trym + Regal + Parfait – tba 26. Pharmakon + Deeat Palace + Unas (Ideal Trouble) – Petit Bain 26. Igorrr + Author & Punisher + Otto Von Schirach – La Cigale 27. Dean Wareham joue "On Fire" de Galaxie 500 – Petit Bain 27. Caribou – L’Olympia 27. The Foals + The Murder Capital – Zénith 28. Ulver – L’Alhambra 29. Protomartyr – La Boule Noire 29. Movie Star Junkies + Sam Fleisch + Tibia – Gibus 30. Conflict + The Filaments – Gibus Mai 02. Richie Hawtin – T7 05. The Sonics + Messer Chups – Trabendo 06. hackedepicciotto + Laurence Wasser – Espace B 07. Laurent Perrier & David Fenech – Souffle Continu (gratuit) 07. Trrmà – Le Zorba 08. Max Richter : "Infra" + Jlin + Ian William Craig – Cité de la musique|Philharmonie ||COMPLET|| 09. Max Richter : "Voices" – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie 09. Jonas Gruska + Leila Bordreuil + Jean-Philippe Gross + Kali Malone (fest. Focus) – Le 104 09. Extrawelt + Oxia + Popof + Wuza + O'Tawa – Le Kilowatt (Ivry/Seine) 10. Iannis Xenakis : « La Légende d’Eer » + Folke Rabe : « Cyclone » et « What ??? » (fest. Focus) – Le 104 10. Max Richter : "Recomposed" & "Three Worlds" – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie ||COMPLET|| 11. Cannibale + Frankie and the Witch Fingers + Euromilliard – La Maroquinerie 11. The Electric Soft Parade + Tim Keegan – Petit Bain 13. Wire – La Maroquinerie 13. Austra – Badaboum ||COMPLET|| 14. Aksak Maboul + JFDR + Powerdove (Le Beau festival) – La Boule noire 15. Palberta + Michelle Blades + Good Morning TV (Le Beau festival) – La Boule noire 16. Tops + Corridor + Polycool + Myriam Stamoulis + La Veillée Pop (Le Beau festival) – La Station 16. Black Midi – Carreau du Temple 19. Swans + Norman Westberg – Le Trabendo 16. Hermann Kopp & Lorenzo Abattoir + Fusiller + Sang-Foutre – Quai de Bourbon 20>24. Giant Swan + Otoboke Beaver + Sinead O’Brien + Kills Birds + Vanishing Twin + Kit Sebastian + Jardin + Rouge Gorge + Derya Yildirim & Grup Şimşek + Holy Fuck + Gabber Modus Operandi + Balladur + Crystallmess (dj) + Squid + Glitter + Black Country, New Road + Murman Tsuladze + Tôle froide + Sorry + Donny Benet + La Créole + La Récré + Lewsberg + Lido Pimienta + Moesha 13... (Villette sonique) – La Villette 20. The Jesus & Mary Chain jouent “Darklands” + Carla Del Forno (Villette sonique) – Grande Halle de La Villette 21. Yves Tumor + Pottery + Disq (Villette sonique) – Trabendo 22. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe + Kristin Anna (Carte blanche Stephen O’Malley/Villette sonique) – Grande Halle de La Villette 22. Kim Gordon (Villette sonique) – Cabaret sauvage 22. François Bayle : « Le Projet Ouïr » + Marco Parini : « De Parmegiani Sonorum » + Yan Maresz (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 23. Tout Est Beau (Villette sonique) – parc de La Villette 23. Julien Négrier + Hans Tutschku : « Provenance-émergence » + Félicia Atkinson : « For Georgia O’Keefe » + Warren Burt + Michèle Bokanowski (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 24. Philippe Mion + Pierre-Yves Macé : « Contre-flux II » + Daniel Teruggi : « Nova Puppis » + Adam Stanovitch + Gilles Racot : « Noir lumière » (fest. Akousma) – Studio 104|Maison de la Radio 23/24. Damon Albarn – Salle Pierre Boulez|Philharmonie ||COMPLET|| 25. The Church – Petit Bain 26. Minimal Compact – La Machine 30/31. Paula Temple + Dave Clarke + Ben Klock + Len Faki + 999999999 + VTSS b2b Shlomo + DVS1 + François X… (Marvellous Island) – île de loisirs de Vaires-Torcy Juin 01/02. The Dead C – Instants Chavirés (Montreuil) 03. Bambara – Espace B 04. Phill Niblock + Tim Shaw – Instants Chavirés (Montreuil) 05. And Also The Trees – La Maroquinerie 06/07. Four Tet + Nils Frahm + Park Hie Jin + Modeselektor… (fest. We Love Green) – Bois de Vincennes 12. The Breath of Life + Box and the Twins – Gibus 13. Flat Worms (Ideal Trouble) – Gibus 14. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Bercy Arena 18. Acid Mothers Temple – Espace B 27. Meryem Aboulouafa + Nicolas Godin (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 28. Ensemble Social Silence joue “Music for Airport” de Brian Eno (Days Off) – Studio|Philharmonie 28. Wooden Elephant joue “Kid A” de Radiohead (Days Off) – Amphithéâtre|Cité de la musique 29. Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto + Echo Collective joue “12 Conversations with Thilo Heinzmann” de Jóhann Jóhansson (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 30. Emilíana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra + Agnes Obel (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie Juillet 01. Apparat – Le Trianon 01. Arandel : “InBach” (Days Off) – Amphithéâtre|Cité de la musique 02. Orchestre de Paris : “Symphony No. 1 "Low"” de Philip Glass + “Music for Ensemble and Orchestra” de Steve Reich (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 03. Perfume Genius + Anna Calvi  (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 04. Nicolás Jaar : musique pour la pièce chorégraphique “¡miércoles!” de Stéphanie Janaina (Days Off) – Studio|Philharmonie 04. Kevin Morby + Andrew Bird Symphonique (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 04. Boy Harsher + Partiboi69 + Otim Alpha + Jonny Rock + La Famille Maraboutage + Catu Diosis… (Macki Music) – Parc de la Mairie (Carrières/Seine) ||COMPLET|| 05. Ben UFO + Jamie Tiller b2b Orpheu The Wizard + Murman Tsuladze + The Pilotwings + Flegon… (Macki Music) – Parc de la Mairie (Carrières/Seine) 05/06. Suzanne Vega, Ensemble Ictus & Collegium Vocale Gent : “Einstein on the Beach” de Philip Glass (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 07. The Rapture + Sons of Raphael (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 17. Björk – Seine Musicale (Boulogne-Billancourt) 17/18. Grim + Galerie Schallschutz + Am Not + Linekraft + Deathpanel + Detrimental Effect + African Imperial Wizard – Les Voûtes 18. Oh Sees – Cabaret sauvage 20. Björk – Seine Musicale (Boulogne-Billancourt) Août 29. Massive Attack (Rock en Seine) – parc de Saint-Cloud Septembre 27. Mudhoney – La Maroquinerie 30. Peter Hook & The Light : Joy Division. A Celebration – Bataclan

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Supermodel Lais Ribeiro talks passion and purpose.

Embroidered dress, $13,900, and embroidered dress with swan print, $5,500, both at Burberry Luxury District; Samira hoops, $650, and Stripe ring, $200, both at Jennifer Fisher; L’Arc de Davidor ring GM with Palais diamonds, $11,050, at L’Arc de Davidor

Lais Ribeiro is one of the most hardworking models on the planet. She’s walked countless runways (Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, among others) and has been photographed for high-fashion glossies all over the world. But today, she’s laughing and chatting with me about her 11-year-old son Alexandre’s obsession with TikTok and her deep love of guacamole. She’s got that kind of pure and genuine energy that is infectious—the kind of energy that just makes you want to become her best friend. And after speaking with her for only a few minutes, it becomes very clear to me why her success has lasted more than a decade. Sure, she has the face and body of a goddess, but it’s her attitude of gratitude that has given her career such longevity. A lot of that, she says, she owes to becoming a mother in 2008, when she was just 18 years old. “I’m thankful that I was a mom before I started modeling,” she says. “I have so many things going on, but he makes me feel grounded and has given me a purpose in life. I’m doing this for him. I want him to be proud of me and I want to give him the best life possible.”

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A year after giving birth to her son, Ribeiro was studying to become a nurse in her hometown of Miguel Alves in the northeast region of Brazil. But little did she know that her studies were about to be put on hold—indefinitely. Ribeiro was chosen by modeling scouts to walk in the Sao Paulo and Rio Fashion Week runways, and from there it was straight to New York Fashion Week. She relocated to New York City in 2009 to pursue what would become a very successful modeling career. “It was tough,” she says of being away from her son. “We spent five years separated because I was just starting out and I didn’t have the setup to have him here [in NYC], so he had to stay with my family in Brazil,” she says. “When I brought him here, it was one of the happiest days of my life.”

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These days life is pure bliss for Ribeiro, who is in the midst of planning her upcoming nuptials to fiance and NBA baller Joakim Noah. (They’ll tie the knot in Brazil this summer. “It’ll be a party!” she promises.) But Ribeiro is also working toward a cause that’s very close to her heart. In 2013, her son was diagnosed with autism, and she’s made it her goal to use her platform to raise awareness and compassion. Because, as she tells me during our chat, her most important job is being a mother. Here, Ribeiro shares her inspiring journey to success, and how she finds balance as a supermodel and a supermom.

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Tell us about your hometown of Miguel Alves in Brazil.

I am in love with Brazil. I grew up by the river. We don’t have a beach in my hometown. Still to this day I take Alexandre there. We do fires by the river, and we fish with family and my best friends who I grew up with. I try to go back twice a year.

Take us back to the beginning of your modeling career. What was your first big break?

I was going to school to be a nurse. But a friend of mine was a model and told me about a contest they were doing in Sao Paulo. I didn’t think I had a chance because in the north, the [models] were very tall and thin. I didn’t think they’d be interested in Brazilians. But my friend insisted, and then the scouters from Sao Paulo came down [to my hometown] and chose me. Everything happened really fast. I stayed in Sao Paulo for three months. It was tough, because I had already had my kid. I was about to go back home and continue school, but then Fashion Week happened in Sao Paulo and Rio in Brazil. Scouters from New York came to Sao Paulo and they liked me, so I came to New York in 2009. My first job in NYC was Fashion Week, but campaignwise, it was Gap. I remember there was a big Gap store in Union Square, and I saw my face on the windows. I would pass by all the time just to see it because I couldn’t believe it. It was pretty cool.

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What’s it like to balance your modeling career with motherhood?

I thank God I’m traveling less now. It’s still a little complicated, but he understands that Mama is working hard for the future and he’s proud. I miss him a lot when I travel, but it’s always so good to come home to him. He’s always so happy. He’s a very special one.

You also opened up on Instagram about his autism diagnosis. April is Autism Awareness Month. How can we get involved?

I always wanted to be involved with a charity that made sense for me, and I am working with my agency to put something together to use my voice for a good cause, especially because of my son. We have to understand more of what their needs are. I have to understand more. That’s why we’re trying to put something together and work closely with a charity that brings awareness to everyone. It’s in the process.

You have more than 2 million followers on Instagram. What’s it like to share such a big moment with so many people?

It’s crazy. Technology and Instagram play a very big role in our lives, and it can be good for us to have a voice. I try to post pictures of natural moments, not only professional moments, because I want people to know me, my personality, that I have a son, that I work, that I have fun. I think it’s pretty cool that we can inspire people to do good things. But it can also consume a lot of our time, so I try to balance that.

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There are a lot of changes happening in the fashion industry since you started modeling in 2009. How do you think the industry is changing for the better?

The industry is slowly learning and changing its perspective of beauty and being more inclusive and diverse. And that makes me really happy. Before it was straightforward. It had to be one way. It’s good for people to see and relate to the people who are in the campaign. I think what’s happening now in the industry is great.

What’s been your favorite experience in your career?

It actually just happened. I filmed a reality TV show in Brazil and it’s about diversity. It’s called Born to Fashion. It’s the same concept of America’s Next Top Model, but with transgender models. It was really beautiful to learn their stories and their struggles. It’s the first TV show in Brazil that’s giving them a voice and allowing them to express themselves and open people’s minds. I’m really excited for that. It’s airing in Brazil this May.

Who is somebody who you want to work with who you haven’t collaborated with yet?

Oh my gosh—there are so many! I was never a makeup girl, but lately I’ve been getting into it. I’ve been doing makeup tutorials on YouTube. I did one recently that was a Carnival look. But during fashion shows, I would always sit in Pat McGrath’s chair and she would do makeup so well. I would love to have a collaboration with her.

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How do you prep for a big shoot?

I think being in front of the camera is something that we get used to. As a new face, you’re a little scared. You just have to find yourself—you have to find your confidence and be aware of the people around you. As a model you have to be at peace with yourself and everything else will follow. And skincare is important...

Yes, and your skin is so flawless. How can we achieve that glow?

I use cleansers because I wear a lot of makeup all the time for work. And I love Clarins Hydra-Essentiel lotion. I use it every single day, every time I’m getting out of the shower. And I do the sauna every day as well. It’s really good for the skin, and it’s good for stress and sleeping—everything. And the sun is good for the skin. Be tan!

What does your fitness routine look like?

My favorite workout is Pilates. (I do not like to run!) I love Pilates because it engages every single muscle of your body. I also lift weights here and there, and I train with my fiance. He’s pushing me. It’s been really good to see how focused he is because he’s an athlete. It excites me and I want to do the same. And I love boxing because you have to be present and you don’t think about anything else. You’re just there.

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Speaking of your fiance, do you have a wedding date set?

Oh boy. I’ve been planning! My dream wedding will be at the beach in Brazil next summer. I’ve been thinking about it a lot, and the list is just getting bigger and bigger, which scares me. We have almost everything settled now. We have friends all over the world and it’s a little hard to get everybody together, but we are working on it. But I promise you, it’ll be really fun!

What do you love to do when you’re in Miami?

Sip a margarita on the beach! I also love to get sushi at Azabu.

Your mantra for 2020?

Be present. Live in the moment because you never know what is going to happen tomorrow.

                                                  Lais Up Close

                          The model answers our rapid fire-questions.

The show you’re binge-watching? Grace and Frankie. They’re so funny!

Hidden talents? Volleyball. I play really well. See, I’m so humble!

Last movie that made you cry? The Joker.

What stresses you out? I’m such a Libra. I don’t like when people are unfair. I like balance and justice.

What relaxes you? Hanging out and playing with my kid.

What’s the emoji you most commonly use? The emoji that’s crying and laughing tears. Or the salsa dancer.

What’s the weirdest app that you have on your phone? My son has so many apps on my phone, it’s crazy. He’s obsessed with TikTok. It’s very creative.

First thing you thought when your alarm went off this morning? I was thinking that my trainer told me to wake up too early and I was a little bit mad at him!

Celeb crush? My fiance. I’m an engaged woman! What are you trying to do?

Cheat meal? French fries. Pizza. Pasta. And guacamole! If I see it, it’s gone. I can’t resist guacamole.

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