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4 hours ago, Heryca said:Adriana will be tomorrow at an event to launch the new collection of Le Lis Blanc in Brazil.
I guessed she is going to Brazil but i thought its something for Rio Olympics. 
It may have something of the Olympics that has not been announced. I even thought of the possibility of her shoot for Vogue Brazil too.
It seems she'll be at the Olympics after all
she already said in a interview months ago she will go with her family
I want her to involve official organization (Gisele will) not as face of any sponsor brand.
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There will be a live stream on Facebook tomorrow.
AL: i think a woman is sexy, if she believes in herself and knows who she is. Someone who speaks authentic and don't try to be someone else.
Adriana Lima - It is an opportunity that I have to be able to help others. Working with an institution in Haiti that is called St. Luke Foundation, for four years now. I also help many people in Bahia indirectly. I think that's the greatest reward that money can bring.
Adriana Lima - I intend to continue to be model for a while, because I want to represent the beauty of mature women [Adriana is 35 years old]. I want to show that even after having children we are still beautiful. And, yes, I want to be an actress. I studied acting a while back in New York. I classes for three or four years with the trainer of actors Harold Guskin. I would like to have the opportunity to act in a movie to see if I have the talent, because I really still do not know if I have.
Adriana Lima - is quite quiet, I'm with my family. When I'm not working, I love to be with my daughters at home, or going with them to the park.
Adriana Lima - I would, but I can't say when. I miss having my friends and family around, the Brazilian food, the sea of Bahia. It gives me so homesick.
Adriana Lima - I think about it, but just don't know when, because I am single (laughs). I would like to have two more children.
didn't really understand the part below about her accent and maybe a brazilian bf could impove her portugues??.. . .
http://glamurama.uol.com.br/adriana-lima-esta-a-procura-de-um-namorado-brasileiro-candidatos/Quote
Glamurama – E esse seu sotaque, meio brasileiro, meio gringo?
Adriana Lima - Você acha? Eu acho que falo com sotaque só da Bahia! Quando estou entusiasmada falo até um “ôxe” (risos). Mas quem sabe não arranjo agora um namorado brasileiro para desenferrujar o meu português (risos).
Really!! what happened with that joe guy??
1 hour ago, EliSuperSaiyanv12 said:Really!! what happened with that joe guy??
Check the general discussion
17 minutes ago, ericseol said:
No he is not the guy who wrote disrespectful shits. He is young and Greek.
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I don't know exactly what his role, but I love her to work with Alessandra.
Edit cause @TeamUSA deleted the tweet, but here more information. http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20996464_21019382,00.html
Alessandra Ambrosio and Adriana Lima Will Be Olympic Cultural Contributors: 'Sports Run in Our Blood!'
Victoria's Secret angels Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio are heading to Rio!
The Brazilians will return to their native country this summer as NBC's food and culture correspondents for the 2016 Rio Games – and the models couldn't be more excited to share their home with the world.
"Brazilians are very passionate about sports, sports run in our blood!" Lima tells PEOPLE with a laugh. "We're just so honored to have this huge event in our country."
The Salvador, Bahia, native adds, "This way the whole world will have a chance to experience our culture up close."
Lima and Ambrosio, both 35, will act as special contributors for NBC's late night programming, hosted by Ryan Seacrest, and will appear in cultural features across various platforms.
"I am so proud that the games are in Rio this year," Ambrosio, who was born in Erechim, Brazil, tells PEOPLE.
And while Rio's "traditions and beautiful nature" set it apart, it is the Brazilian people that, according to Ambrosio, "make the city so special."
In preparation for their roles as Olympic correspondents, the models met up with some of their favorite athletes – including Team USA swimming champ Ryan Lochte, men's gymnastics funnyman Sam Mikulak and beach volleyball veteran Kerri Walsh Jennings – to teach them Portuguese.
"I'm definitely going to be following Kerri Walsh as she goes for her fourth Olympic medal," says Ambrosio. "And of course the Brazilian soccer team and Neymar [da Silva Santos Junior], as he is a good friend."
Lima, also a die-hard Neymar fan, says she cannot wait to see him play.
"I love him because he is the God of Brazilian soccer," she says.
As for Team USA, Lima is looking forward to seeing how Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, performs in the pool.
"He is such a talented swimmer and so strong," she says. "I hope that I will have the chance to watch him up close."
"I love sushi and recommend Sushi Leblon on the charming Rua Dias Ferreira, as well as Naga at the new mall in Barra," says Ambrosio. "And stand-up paddle boarding in Ipanema is a must!"
Lima prefers a "tree-house style" restaurant called Aprazivel that she swears has the best heart of palm dish.
"They take it from a tree right in front of you and grill it in the trunk of the tree at the table!" she says. "It's so organic."
When she flies to Rio at the end of July, Lima plans on climbing to the top of Corcovado mountain to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and to "meditate" in front of the view.
"It's a tradition that I have, every time I go there, I pass by and see the city," she says. "It's a time that I [can be] thankful for everything in my life."
http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20996464_21019382,00.html
Lima and Ambrosio, both 35, will act as special contributors for NBC's late night programming, hosted by Ryan Seacrest, and will appear in cultural features across various platforms.
In preparation for their roles as Olympic correspondents, the models met up with some of their favorite athletes – including Team USA swimming champ Ryan Lochte, men's gymnastics funnyman Sam Mikulak and beach volleyball veteran Kerri Walsh Jennings– to teach them Portuguese.
When she flies to Rio at the end of July, Lima plans on climbing to the top of Corcovado mountain to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and to "meditate" in front of the view.
No way hahaha.. .well I'm her fan and I'm from South of Brazil... and its fact this "fight" North x South but in no way Adriana is common and Gisele exotic haha there are blonds everywhere here but of course more in South.... Plus Adriana seems to like more models from North of Brazil like Laís, which is rare bc 95% of the brazilians models are from South of Brazil
Adriana Lima on Being Marc Jacobs’ Muse, #Goals and the Rio Olympics
WWD: What is it about this fragrance that says “decadence” to you?
Adriana Lima: I mean, just look at the bottle. It’s decadent, it’s inspired by one of Marc Jacob’s iconic handbags and the gold chain with tassels, the python curved cap make it so special. A fragrance to me is a symbol of femininity. It’s something that brings you memories and you can also build more memories with it. Divine Decadence is a floral fragrance with a splash of Champagne, and it has notes of gardenia, saffron and vanilla. It’s super-light, super-glamorous, opulent, luxurious. It’s a way of indulging yourself and feeling sexy.
WWD: Where does this rank among the many campaigns you’ve shot in your career?
A.L.: For me to be part of the Decadence campaign was an honor to me. It’s definitely the peak of my career. Number one, to be working with Marc, and Steven Meisel, who shot the campaign, is considered one of the best photographers in the world.
WWD: How did you get into the mindset for the shoot?
A.L.: Throughout my career I always had this image that I’d like to present, of this glamorous yet classic woman, inspired by Ava Gardner, Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, to bring this glamor back into the modern days, you know? That’s always a dream I had for one of the jobs I’d perform and this is the first time that I got a chance to do something that I was looking forward to [so much]. I feel very connected to this job.
WWD: What’s the most decadent thing you’ve ever done?
A.L.: My life is decadent because my job is decadent. I get to travel the world, I get to be at events like this, launching such an amazing fragrance in a place like this, which is so beautiful.
WWD What are your plans for the rest of the summer?
A.L.: Right now me and family are in the Hamptons and from there I travel. I’m going to continue working because I’ll be at the Olympics. I’m looking forward to it because it’s something new for me. I’m going to be one of the contributors for NBC. We’ll be showing the Brazilian sights, my favorite sights in Rio and different Brazilian foods, so everyone can get a taste of Brazilian culture.
WWD: What’s your favorite Olympic sport?
A.L.: I have a bunch. I like boxing, swimming, soccer, archery, gymnastics, fencing. I’m very lucky I’ll get to see it up close.
http://wwd.com/eye/people/adriana-lima-discusses-marc-jacobs-goals-rio-olympics-10494894/
Adriana Lima Thinks You Should Put Perfume in Your Belly Button (and More Supermodel Secrets)
If it seems that sometimes supermodels just know things the rest of us don’t, well, it’s because they have had years to travel the world gaining tips on how to pose in a bikini, apply foundation perfectly and walk into a wind machine from the best pros in the business. But luckily, they aren’t stingy with their information — and occasionally they’ll divulge a piece of information that could totally change the game for you. This Adriana Lima fragrance tip might be just one such moment.
“I like to apply my fragrance to my hair, on my belly button, behind my ears and behind my knee — and then one spritz of fragrance on my clothes,” Lima told The Coveteur at an event celebrating the launch of the new Marc Jacobs Divine Decadence scent (for which she’s the brand ambassador). “I don’t know why, but I like to put it in my belly button! It’s like one, two, three, I divide my body in three,” she says, explaining that she creates horizontal “zones” for scent application. “I think it’s more No. 3 than anything.”
That’s why, the Victoria’s Secret Angel (and newly-appointed Rio Cultural Correspondent) says, before every major runway, she’ll do her three-zone spritz to get in the right mindset.
“Fragrance [always makes me feel sexy]. I carry a fragrance with me all the time,” the supermodel said. “In my job, if you see me on the runway, my routine really is that I spritz fragrance on myself before I walk. It’s all about the senses. Fragrance is a symbol of femininity and it gives you a confidence, and gives you sexiness, as a woman.”
Anyone who loves fragrance so much naturally deserves to land a major ad campaign for it, and Lima calls her Marc Jacobs shots a “career feat.” And for the campaign, she had the opportunity to channel one of her personal style influences: iconic actress Ava Gardner.
“My personal style changes so much, but my favorite is to be very classic,” she told The Coveteur. “When I have to get dressed up for an event I always think about Ava Gardner, Marilyn Monroe, but I try to bring that woman into modern times. I try to dress up very feminine, but also very classic. It’s still sexy though.”
http://stylenews.people.com/style/2016/07/22/adriana-lima-marc-jacobs-fragrance/
How Adriana Lima Plans to Live Forever
What’s Adriana Lima’s beauty mantra? Anything that will help her live forever. “I want to live long,” she explained. I must have been smiling because she added, “I’m not joking.”
“I’m a model,” she said, “and part of my job is to take care of myself and my body. Even though if I wasn’t a model, I would do that.” Everything about the way she lives her life — her diet, her outlook, her workout routine — reflects a desire to be ageless, and more importantly (since she wants to live forever), timeless.
“In Brazil, I use coconut water," she explained, much like a big sister. "You put it in the fridge, you get it cold, and then you soak cotton pads with it and put it on your face. It’s like a natural moisturizer treatment. It's also great at bringing down puffiness.” Her dedication to staying healthy carries over to a strong fitness ethic. “I’m into boxing. I try to go every day,” she says. “Traveling can sometimes make that difficult, because I don’t have the proper materials, but, I find something. I go running. I do burpees in the room, whatever it takes.”
And her diet, no surprise, is pretty lean and green, allowing for the occasional slice of molten chocolate cake. She loves coconut water and avocado smoothies, which her daughters drink as well. “Avocado, whole milk, honey, and ice — obviously you can substitute the whole milk for something else.”
Later that night, I thought about one of the questions I'd asked Lima earlier: What’s your most searing beauty question? "The key to longevity," she responded, almost immediately.
From the looks of things, it appears Adriana Lima might have found it.
http://www.wmagazine.com/story/adriana-lima-marc-jacobs-fragrance-launch
ps:"a bit hypocrite talking about healthy lifestyle. . . . ."
IWC BRAND AMBASSADOR ADRIANA LIMA BOXES WITH LAUREUS KIDS IN BRAZIL
Rio de Janeiro/Schaffhausen, 25 July 2016 – Brazilian supermodel Adriana Lima took part in sparring sessions with children and adolescents in a local boxing gym during a visit to Rio de Janeiro this month. The IWC brand ambassador’s sparring partners participate in the “Fight for Peace” (“Luta pela Paz”) project of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, which the Swiss luxury watch manufacturer has actively supported since 2005. The project combines sport with education to help inspire young people.
While on location in Rio de Janeiro shooting the boxing-inspired Brazilian Vogue August cover story, IWC brand ambassador Adriana Lima took time to meet with local children from the Laureus-supported “Fight for Peace” project in a local boxing gym. Featuring a braided hairstyle, black sweatpants and boxing gloves in red for one session, silver for the other, the Brazilian supermodel sparred with adolescents and their trainer as the younger children watched in awe. “I feel very honoured to have the chance to be in the ring and share my passion for boxing with these children. This project improves their self-esteem and shows them how much they’re worth and how much they’re capable of. It’s a beautiful thing”, said Lima, who has been boxing as part of her personal fitness regime for over 10 years.
GLOVES AGAINST CRIME
“Fight for Peace” combines boxing and martial arts with education and personal development to help disadvantaged young people realize their potential. The children and teenagers participating in the sparring session come from extremely poor backgrounds. Many of them live in favelas which are affected by a decade of territorial drug wars and where armed adolescents patrol the streets. Roberto Custodio, a “Fight for Peace” participant, has benefited from the work of the project in helping provide direction in his life. “Sport transforms, teaches us many things that only sport can teach to make our life more complete, like determination, resilience, companionship, care and humility,” said the Laureus “Real Hero”. “For me, ‘Fight for Peace’ is a family.” The success has already become palpable: recent results show that children who participate in the project are 68% less likely to commit a crime or carry a weapon. Andrea Schellmoser, Marketing & Communications Director for IWC Latin America, who attended the visit and sparring session, added: “I am honoured to see that our Brand Ambassador Adriana Lima is spending her valuable time visiting this remarkable Laureus project in her home country. She wholeheartedly embraces and lives IWC’s brand values such as commitment to social responsibility.”
2 hours ago, emerald7 said:IWC BRAND AMBASSADOR ADRIANA LIMA BOXES WITH LAUREUS KIDS IN BRAZIL
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