Gemma Ward

[michellestar]

[airplane787]

michellestar thank u for the pictures
lucky her...

here come more pictures of her...

Interview from the Daily Mini.

You're an Aussie girl. What, then, is typical Aussie style?
It's difficult to say, but you go on the streets of Sydney and you'll actually find -- along with all the surf-culture kind of dressing -- that there's a huge '80s influence. Everyone puts on their headbands, their accessories, and buys a lot of clothes from vintage and thrift stores.

With your busy schedule, how do you inject a bit of Australia into your New York life?
Mulberry Street is Little Australia. If you want an Australian guy, go to Mulberry Street and you just bump into five dozen standing on a corner right outside Tsubi or Ruby's Cafe. Or there's a restaurant called Eight Mile Creek -- they are very Australian. You can get kangaroo steak and ostrich patties, all these crazy different things.

Do people still find that your Aussie accent is strong, or has it become less noticeable?
When I was growing up, my mother didn't want us to have strong Aussie accents. Maybe it's her British influence. But now I notice that it's gotten rougher. I talk in more Aussie slang. I once asked a taxi driver to take me to 18th Street, but because of my accent he took me to 87th Street.

What do you miss most about Australia?
Gosh, so much! I miss the openness, seeing stars at night, the smell of the sea. As soon as you land, you can smell it -- it's everywhere. I miss the crickets and all the little bugs flying around and all the animals that are scurrying. I miss my family, my mom's cooking, and my own beach.

Compare the waves in the U.S. to those in Australia.
The waves in Australia are so much better! There's no comparison. In Perth, there are mammoth waves. I've been lying on the beach before, suntanning, and been completely washed away because of the force of the waves that come up onto the shore. Surfing in America is funn -- it's good because I'm not so experienced. The waves in Australia are the kind of waves that you look back and are in awe of. You watch them like it's the Discovery Channel.

What are some of your favorite Aussie foods?
Vegemite on toast with avocado and soft-boiled eggs -- that's the best thing in the world.

We hear you're going to be in the movies! It's an independent Australian film, right?
I started working as an actor doing television when I was very young. Elissa Down, my friend since we were 13 years old, wrote and directed this new film, which got accepted into an editing program in Australia. We're going to film it in Australia in September. Hopefully some big-name actors will sign on to be in it.

Tell me about the character you'll be playing in the movie.
It's a story about a young boy whose brother has autism. I'll be playing his love interest. It's kind of how he manages to deal with his brother, as well as how he leads his own life. I'm hoping to get to go to a few autistic centers in New York to do some research. I've always been interested in autism, because my dad's a doctor and he has had a few patients who were autistic. I'm not one to do a film just to become famous. I'm not into that.

What are your favorite memories from this last fashion week?
During Milan Fashion Weel, it was [Vogue stylist] Edward Enninful's birthday. So Lily Cole and I brought a big chocolate cake to the Alessandro Dell'Acqua show, since we heard he was going to be there. Turns out he didn't go to the show, so we went to his hotel and they said he had checked out and left early for Paris. So we took the cake to the Versace show and ate it with everyone and took pictures and videoed it.

What was Nicholas Ghesqueiere's informal presentation like in Paris?
He staged it for Anna Wintour on the Sunday that Paris Fashion Week started because she wasn't staying for the entire week. There were about 10 looks shown to her in this open room, and I remember all the girls freaking out backstage because they didn't want to trip in front of Anna. It was a very couture moment. Anna would feel the fabric up close and say hello to each of us as we came out while Nicholas explained the clothes to her. In modeling school, they teach us how to do full turns, half turns, the twist, etc., and you don't ever get the chance to use them. It reminded me of what shows must have been like in the past.














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[michellestar]

Thanks for the extra pics

She's my biggest thinspiration after Kate Moss and my sister, and yeah, she really does have the face of a doll!

[radis]

[michellestar]

[radis]

There is nothing to be sorry about.
I am just a fan of Vlada so i wanted to precise.

...
I saw a lot of photoshopped pictures on this forum but i don't know: what should i say when i see them? Are you interested to know if they are 'shopped or no?

(sorry for my bad english -_-; )

[michellestar]

[wannana]

great thinspo:D

[Aimee__x]

Thanks for posting michellestar

Gemma Ward is my favourite model, I absolutley *LOVE* her [Although I do love Lily Donaldson, Jess Stam, Daria Werbowy & Inguna Butane aswell], She is such great thinspo, I have her autograph too, as I wrote to her about 10 months ago, Saying what a great role model I think she is, So she sent me as signed photo saying:

"To Aimee,
Best Wishes,
Lots of Love
Gemma Ward
xoxo"

I have it framed above my bed, It's such great thinspo for me, I look at it every night before I go to bed Hehe..

Aimee__x

[airplane787]

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[olyviax]

my ex bf was obsessed with her.
made me super insecure. haha dumb i know.

[overtlythin]

[Morning8am]

I LOVE this pic:

[Lunalou]

I LOOOOVE HER! Have you seen her UK vogue shoot sort of 'lets visit australia with gemma ward' it's really cool and there's a stunning picture of her on a fence with no hips to speak of looking all surfer blonde and cute *sigh*

[twice]

I found this on another site.





Due to the media having a ban agaist skinny models. So she put on weight to maintane her job.