Elsa Benitez, a Mexican super model,
started her modeling career in Costa Rica. Elsa's career got started
after winning a model search competition in 1995. After that,
Elsa Benitez decided to follow her childhood dream of being a model.
Elsa Benitez
Super model Elsa in the fashion
industry and beyond. Beauty and style, Benitez has it all.
Keep your eyes on this beautiful woman, you will be seeing a lot of
her from the modeling industry.
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Elsa Benitez had a start in Mexico,
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Elsa Benitez has branched out to both Europe and The United
States. She appeared on various fashion magazines such as Vogue,
Cosmopolitan and Elle. She worked with world's biggest fashion
designers.
With a strong hold on the modeling industry
with a base in advertising, Elsa Benitez plans on breaking
into the movie industry with hope of staring in both English and
Spanish language based films. Modeling, movies, acting, what's next?
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Fashion Industry News Wednesday March 10th 2010
Sure, there were moments at the Oscars where an actress really got it right like Maggie Gyllenhaal in that spectacular hand-painted Dries van Noten strapless gown or Cameron Diaz in a strapless gold beaded Oscar de la Renta. But mostly, everything was just passable, like Sandra Bullock's match-to-Oscar-statute gold Marchesa or Jennifer Lopez' over-the-top Armani. There wasn't much terrible fashion -- even Mariah Carey got it right -- although Charlize Theron's strange bosom blunder left everyone laughing. I guess the bottom line is other than an overwhelming amount of gold, ruffles, messy updos (what was SJP thinking?) and front slits, Oscar fashion this year just left me feeling a little underwhelmed. Browse the Oscar dress gallery and judge for yourself. (Photo Credit: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Fashion's Biggest Night Leaves Me Feeling, Well, Underwhelmed originally appeared on About.com Women's Fashion on Sunday, March 7th, 2010 at 23:19:36.
So poor little Jessica Simpson is all over the news and on "Oprah" whining about how tough it is to hear comments about her looking fat in her mom jeans. It's not that I'm unsympathetic: I have body issues just like all of us do. My problem is with Jessica Simpson herself. She put herself out there as a pop tart and sex symbol. Every chance she got, she paraded around in low-cut, skimpy outfits and Daisy Dukes showing off her body to get noticed. She trained the public to notice her because of her looks. Then, when she packed on a few and people noticed, she got defensive. You know, Jess, most of us women make a living and get by with our brains, not our bodies. We may still have trouble with muffin tops and backfat, but because our co-workers, family and friends never saw us as a piece of meat in the first place, we deal with it. The lesson you can learn from Jessica Simpson? Don't try to get by on just your looks because it won't last and never, ever wear mom jeans.
Girls, Let Jessica Simpson Be a Lesson originally appeared on About.com Women's Fashion on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at 11:58:50.
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