Very interesting, though most are what one would expect to go on behind the scenes. That said, the two that I found to be most strange, are the Kim Kardashian and Rihanna "butt thing." Hmmmmm. Read on for more.
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| When on the beach
Kim Kardashian
must always have sand-on-bottom patters on hand. |
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| How to get that windswept look in a tropical beach destination that is
so tranquil it boasts no breeze? Call upon a man with a handy hairdryer
to do the job, like
Martha Hunt
on a Victoria's Secret shoot. |
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| Does my bum look big in this? Not a problem for
Rihanna,
who called upon two gentlemanly assistants to
check her derriere looked spot on and her suspenders were fastened
tightly before Dior's autumn/winter 2014 presentation. |
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| With one dresser to hold up her ruffled Jason Wu train and another to insert her feet into some skyscraper heels,
Karlie Kloss
was free to pose for the lurking backstage photographers at the spring/summer 2014 showcase. |
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| Confused by the little green mummy lurking in the background? The
gentleman in disguise is actually incredibly skilled at hair blowing on
all those glossy shampoo and conditioner adverts. |
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| "I couldn't possibly button-up my own cuffs!" One does begin to wonder how models get dressed on their own every day. |
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| Meet the 'backstage glitterati', who were armed with buckets of fairy
dust ready for Fred Sathal's Haute Couture shimmering showcase. |
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| You've heard of a hairdresser, but have you met a hair holder? Forget hair clips, sometimes only a human hand will do. |
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| Models at Fyodor Golan's sparkly show had to call upon water bearers to
quench their thirst for fear of spoiling their glitter and facing an
angry make-up team. |
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| Does this photo assistant look amused at having to stand holding the
all-important reflective shield for take after take after take? We think
not. |
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| As any young fashion intern will know, those luxury clothes don't
un-crease themselves. So several pairs of willing hands and an
industrial steamer make for a much-needed job backstage at fashion shows. |
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| "Have I got the right angle?" - no, that's not the photographer asking
for a critique on his picture of top model Coco Rocha, but the poor
lackey drafted in to handle the burning-hot neon strip light. |
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| As
Kim Kardashian
headed into the Valentino autumn/winter 2014
showcase, so a blanket of umbrellas appeared to protect the reality TV
star against the rain. Luckily an assistant was on-hand to stop the
ruination of her dress train too. |
Daily Telegraph UK
