Wearing: Josh Goot
Source: Zimbio
Event Date: 31st July 2013
LARA: DAVID JONES S/S 2013 COLLECTION LAUNCH - ARRIVALS
Wearing: Josh Goot
Source: Zimbio
Event Date: 31st July 2013
LARA CATCHES UP WITH CRICKET LEGEND IMRAN KHAN IN LONDON
It has been a long time since Lara Bingle was part of the cricket fraternity, yet the Aussie model appears to have maintained her links with the sport.Bingle, who arrived back in Sydney yesterday after a three-week jaunt around Thailand and Europe, was spotted catching up with cricket legend Imran Khan and filthy rich Brit financier Ben Goldsmith over dinner at London's members-only 5 Hertford Street club last week.
"Lara has known Imran for years, they're good friends," a source said.
It's not completely strange, given Bingle was Australia's top WAG for a spell when engaged to cricketer Michael Clarke.
Apparently she's still good mates with Shane Warne too.
Oh, to have been a fly on the wall for this tete-a-tete.
Source: Sydney Confidential - The Daily Telegraph
Published Date: 22nd July 2013
LARA SUNNING IT UP IN THAILAND BEFORE JETTING TO PARIS AND MYKONOS
First stop Phuket, then Paris and on to Mykonos.Lara Bingle is in the middle of a world tour, traversing the globe on a whirlwind trip.
Confidential has obtained some happy snaps from her time in Phuket, where she soaked up the sun before jetting business class to Paris to reunite with American DJ boyfriend Nick Cohen.
And next stop for the Aussie model, who is creating herself a small empire in the fashion world, is catching up with a girlfriend in Greece.
Source: The Sunday Telegraph
Published Date: 14th July 2013
LARA CELEBRATES HER 26TH BIRTHDAY
It was always going to be hard to eclipse her splashy made-for-TV 25th birthday party, but Lara Bingle gave it a serious shake as she turned 26 on Saturday.
Bingle turned on what looked to observers to be a bondage-themed bash at an eastern suburbs restaurant.
Leather-clad guests descended on Potts Point hot spot Fratelli Paradiso for what looked like a promised night of debauchery.
The usual suspects including Max May, Pip Edwards, new galpal Vicki Lee and one half of Romance Was Born duet, Luke Sales, were among 20 guests celebrating with the former reality TV starlet.
Two notable absences wereBingle's on-again off-again bestie Hermoine Underwood and her boyfriend, New York-based DJ, Nick Cohen.
Bingle's pals spent the night uploading saucy images on their social media sites, some of which included the model getting up close and personal - having "naughty birthday kisses" - with her new BFF Lee.
A Fratelli Paradiso source said despite their less-than-subdued attire, Bingle and her posse were on their best behaviour.
"It was a fantastic night," he said. "Everyone was very well behaved."
It was a far cry from the lavish dinner-party thrown at Carriageworks, Eveleigh last year, arranged by girlfriend Cara Landsman, and reportedly partly paid for by the TEN Network.
It was there that Bingle introduced her then new-love designer Gareth Moody, to her mother Sharon. That romance ended in January.
Bingle then kicked on at Barrio Chino, in Potts Point, where swimmer Stephanie Rice celebrated her 25th birthday.
Source: The Daily Telegraph
Published Date: 24th June 2013
Bingle turned on what looked to observers to be a bondage-themed bash at an eastern suburbs restaurant.
Leather-clad guests descended on Potts Point hot spot Fratelli Paradiso for what looked like a promised night of debauchery.
The usual suspects including Max May, Pip Edwards, new galpal Vicki Lee and one half of Romance Was Born duet, Luke Sales, were among 20 guests celebrating with the former reality TV starlet.
Two notable absences were
Bingle's pals spent the night uploading saucy images on their social media sites, some of which included the model getting up close and personal - having "naughty birthday kisses" - with her new BFF Lee.
A Fratelli Paradiso source said despite their less-than-subdued attire, Bingle and her posse were on their best behaviour.
"It was a fantastic night," he said. "Everyone was very well behaved."
It was a far cry from the lavish dinner-party thrown at Carriageworks, Eveleigh last year, arranged by girlfriend Cara Landsman, and reportedly partly paid for by the TEN Network.
It was there that Bingle introduced her then new-love designer Gareth Moody, to her mother Sharon. That romance ended in January.
Bingle then kicked on at Barrio Chino, in Potts Point, where swimmer Stephanie Rice celebrated her 25th birthday.
Source: The Daily Telegraph
Published Date: 24th June 2013
BINGLE COTTONS ON TO NEW SWIMWEAR GIG
Lara Bingle is set to reprise her role as Australia's hottest swimwear star.
Bingle has been collaborating with Australian chain Cotton On on a new swimwear range, which will be launched later this year.
Insider can reveal that the 26-year-old model, whose contract as Speedo's swimwear face ended in 2010, has been chosen as Cotton On's muse for the collection and will shoot a campaign next month at a secret overseas location.
"I've been living on protein and vegetables for the last few weeks to get ready for it, but I'm feeling really good," Bingle told me.
She plans to send a few pieces to girlfriends Teresa Palmer and Phoebe Tonkin in Hollywood for feedback.
"It's nice to receive something like that - I love supporting friends' brands and projects."
Source: The Sunday Telegraph
Published Date: 23rd June 2014
BINGLE DOES HER BIT FOR BOWEL CANCER
The Bowel Cancer Australia ambassador, who in 2008 lost her father Graham to the disease, said it was rare for people her age to be diagnosed but it was important to be vigilant.
"I'm a little young still but I've been asking my brother to get scanned for a long time," Bingle said.
Bingle was supporting Red Aussie Apple Day as part of Bowel Cancer Awareness month in Martin Place yesterday.
Source: News.com.au
Published Date: 20th June 2013
INSIDE LARA'S CLOSET
Lara Bingle’s just returned from a whirlwind trip to visit her boyfriend, New York-based DJ Nick Cohen, and spend time in the Hamptons with one of her besties, model Elyse Taylor, when we meet to rummage through her wardrobe and discover just what it is that makes this Aussie beauty a style icon.
Since she was a teenager, Lara’s had that It girl aesthetic – something you can’t quite put your finger on, but you know it’s there.
It has a lot to do with her easygoing energy and, of course, how she puts herself together…
Today, the stunning 25-year-old is dressed casually in her signature colour, black, with a Saint Laurent bag over her shoulder and her fingers and ears adorned with jewellery by Dior and Karen Walker. And despite still unpacking her Louis Vuitton suitcases, Lara’s full of energy and happy to take us on another journey – this time through her favourite wardrobe pieces, the heady scents that adorn her bathroom shelves, a vast array of high heels and ankle boots, and the books and magazines she gets her inspiration from.
It’s quite the collection!
What’s your favourite piece in your wardrobe right now?
My Balmain jacket. It’s an investment piece that goes with everything. It’s the perfect blazer!
Which emerging designers are you into?
I love Christopher Kane, J W Anderson and Ryan Storer’s special pieces.
Has your style changed over the years?
As I’ve matured, I have started to invest in more classic, timeless pieces rather than buying current collections.
Where do you love to shop most?
The Balenciaga and Céline stores in Paris; Dover St Market in London; and Jeffrey in New York’s Meatpacking District.
Do you have pieces that tell a story?
I value the pieces in my wardrobe that tell a story over the designer items. I love my mother’s teenie leather pants from the ’80s and my vintage tees that I wear to music festivals. Putting these items on makes me smile.
GET LARA'S LOOK!
Rock signature pieces such as distressed denim with a fitted jacket for It girl groove
Source: OK Magazine
LARA TALKS 2013 BOWEL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
After losing her dad to bowel cancer in 2008, Lara Bingle has committed herself to helping raise awareness about the disease, which kills 77 Australians every week. June marks Bowel Cancer Awareness month, so we sat down with Lara to talk about early detection, screening and what her personal experience with the disease has taught her. Keep reading.
This year’s Bowel Cancer Awareness Month campaign is skewed at a younger audience — can you tell us a bit about it?
"Although bowel cancer predominantly affects people over 50, young people are not immune. So it's really important to educate a wider audience. Bowel cancer not only affects the person that is sick, but also the people that surround them. With the campaign, you can essentially team up with me or another familiar face and send a birthday greeting to anyone special in your life who’s aged 50 and over. It has a life-saving wish attached to it and it’s all about getting more people to screen for bowel cancer. Just jump online and send the e-card from jointhebowelmovement.org."
What’s the most important thing you've learnt from your personal story with bowel cancer?
"I’ve learnt that bowel cancer is preventable and very treatable, if caught early. I’ve learnt that screening and acting on symptoms may have saved my dad’s life. This is our second biggest cancer killer and it affects 14,000 families every year but so many people know so little about it. I’m doing what I can to try and change that and I hope others will too. Our parents do so much for us, so think about asking them to do one more small thing for you, if they won’t do it for themselves — a simple, painless fob [faecal occult blood] test."
Is there an easy way to get checked?
"If your dad’s anything like mine was, and doesn’t regularly go to the doctor, the easiest thing is to grab a Bowel Screen Australia test kit from a pharmacy. It’s simple and painless, with a total cost of less than $40. If they’re 50, 55, 60 or 65, they’ll get a free kit in the mail from the Government. Anyone who has symptoms of bowel cancer needs to see a doctor immediately."
What’s the most positive story to have come out of your time as ambassador for Bowel Cancer Australia?
"When I started working with Bowel Cancer Australia and talking about losing my Dad, it had a very strong response from the community because people realised that it can happen to anyone. Having a personal connection to this cancer got people talking about it and that was a big positive because education, awareness and early detection is very important."
For more information, visit www.jointhebowelmovement.org
Source: PopSugar Australia
This year’s Bowel Cancer Awareness Month campaign is skewed at a younger audience — can you tell us a bit about it?
"Although bowel cancer predominantly affects people over 50, young people are not immune. So it's really important to educate a wider audience. Bowel cancer not only affects the person that is sick, but also the people that surround them. With the campaign, you can essentially team up with me or another familiar face and send a birthday greeting to anyone special in your life who’s aged 50 and over. It has a life-saving wish attached to it and it’s all about getting more people to screen for bowel cancer. Just jump online and send the e-card from jointhebowelmovement.org."
What’s the most important thing you've learnt from your personal story with bowel cancer?
"I’ve learnt that bowel cancer is preventable and very treatable, if caught early. I’ve learnt that screening and acting on symptoms may have saved my dad’s life. This is our second biggest cancer killer and it affects 14,000 families every year but so many people know so little about it. I’m doing what I can to try and change that and I hope others will too. Our parents do so much for us, so think about asking them to do one more small thing for you, if they won’t do it for themselves — a simple, painless fob [faecal occult blood] test."
Is there an easy way to get checked?
"If your dad’s anything like mine was, and doesn’t regularly go to the doctor, the easiest thing is to grab a Bowel Screen Australia test kit from a pharmacy. It’s simple and painless, with a total cost of less than $40. If they’re 50, 55, 60 or 65, they’ll get a free kit in the mail from the Government. Anyone who has symptoms of bowel cancer needs to see a doctor immediately."
What’s the most positive story to have come out of your time as ambassador for Bowel Cancer Australia?
"When I started working with Bowel Cancer Australia and talking about losing my Dad, it had a very strong response from the community because people realised that it can happen to anyone. Having a personal connection to this cancer got people talking about it and that was a big positive because education, awareness and early detection is very important."
For more information, visit www.jointhebowelmovement.org
Source: PopSugar Australia
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