Source: Popsugar Australia
Event Date: 28th September 2013
FANS BACK LARA'S DARE TO GO BARE
Lara Bingle says she has no regrets about posing topless for her latest fashion shoot.
And her fans are lapping it up, taking to social media and thetelegraph.com.au website singing praise since we first published the pictures on Friday.
Appearing in indie magazine Oyster, the beach babe has lifted her fashion credentials in a series of high-end looks.
"I'm really comfortable with my body," Bingle told Confidential from London yesterday. "I've been training and I feel great. I've got a healthy body but it all stems from a healthy mind and a healthy set of goals and achieving them. I am in a really good place."
Bingle's manager George Moskos says she's in the UK as a guest of London Fashion Week, where she'll sit front row for a number of international designers.
It's not the first time Bingle, 26, has posed topless in the name of fashion.
The latest editorial was shot by Sydney photographer Byron Spencer, with Tiana Wallace styling the fashion looks.
"This was an amazing shoot I really loved being a part of. For me, Oyster is a magazine I read because it is fashion forward and cutting edge," Bingle said.
The feedback for the new images has been overwhelming with Bingle getting loads of fan mail on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
"I am past the point of girl crush, I am now willing to admit that I am in love with you," wrote one female fan on Instagram.
"And celebrated fashion designer Toni Maticevski wrote: "In-f…ing-credible. xxxx".
Source: The Sunday Telegraph - Sydney Confidential
Published Date: 15th September 2013
And her fans are lapping it up, taking to social media and thetelegraph.com.au website singing praise since we first published the pictures on Friday.
Appearing in indie magazine Oyster, the beach babe has lifted her fashion credentials in a series of high-end looks.
"I'm really comfortable with my body," Bingle told Confidential from London yesterday. "I've been training and I feel great. I've got a healthy body but it all stems from a healthy mind and a healthy set of goals and achieving them. I am in a really good place."
Bingle's manager George Moskos says she's in the UK as a guest of London Fashion Week, where she'll sit front row for a number of international designers.
It's not the first time Bingle, 26, has posed topless in the name of fashion.
The latest editorial was shot by Sydney photographer Byron Spencer, with Tiana Wallace styling the fashion looks.
"This was an amazing shoot I really loved being a part of. For me, Oyster is a magazine I read because it is fashion forward and cutting edge," Bingle said.
The feedback for the new images has been overwhelming with Bingle getting loads of fan mail on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
"I am past the point of girl crush, I am now willing to admit that I am in love with you," wrote one female fan on Instagram.
"And celebrated fashion designer Toni Maticevski wrote: "In-f…ing-credible. xxxx".
Source: The Sunday Telegraph - Sydney Confidential
Published Date: 15th September 2013
LARA BINGLE POSES TOPLESS FOR SEPTEMBER ISSUE OF OYSTER MAGAZINE
The Sydney model has bared all, quite literally, posing topless in a raunchy fashion shoot for a cutting edge magazine.
Bingle, 26, happily posed topless with Moschino jeans and stilettos, showing off her fabulously pert body and proving she's in the best shape ever.
"Lara is very comfortable with her body and in her own skin," said Bingle's business manager George Moskos.
"She's looking great, feeling fantastic and loving life. She would never do a gratuitous nude shoot but this is high fashion and looks incredible."
The shoot, which appears in the September issue of Oyster Magazine, shows Bingle in a range of high end fashion looks.
In one shot by photographer Byron Spencer she looks like a 60s siren in a black PVC coat while in another, she poses provocatively holding her chest in a leopard skin print dress.
Oyster publisher Monica Nakata said Bingle was the perfect subject to push fashion boundaries.
"We have always taken a creative and unique approach to transform fashion and personalities that we shoot for the magazine," she said.
"Byron Spencer's super-kitsch feature is a different approach and we were all impressed with it as it's lots of fun and perfectly suits our theme for our Hang Out in Real Life Issue."
Source: Herald Sun
Published Date: 13th September 2013
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