ONE TO WATCH: MODEL SHANEKE GUYHER

Sheneke Guyher

Former Saint International Model, Shaneke Guyher will eventually be on the lips of a lot of people in the fashion forums and hopefully in fashion editorials and magazine covers all over the world in the near future. Shaneke hails from Jamaica and is now signed to Elite Models and Muse Model Management. I can't wait to see her on the runways and in print.

Photo: Elite Models

ONE TO WATCH: AUSTRALIAN MODEL AYOR MAKUR CHUOT

While glancing through the April issue of Marie Claire magazine, I came across a stunning editorial featuring this beautiful model by the name of Ayor Makur Chuot who also goes by the name of Sarah C.

Ayor's Editorial For The April Issue of Marie Claire Magazine.

I quickly went straight to her modeling agency to find out more about her and it seems that she's not only signed with Scene Model Management in Australia, she's now signed with Elite Model Management in NYC. Ayor was born in Sudan, but now resides in Australia and is now presently working in NY. Sarah is also involved with an organization in Australia, titled , "The Future of Modeling" which aims to promote and enrich the beauty of Sudanese women and enhance their strength, intelligence and energy in their lives. Check out the rest of her portfolio here and here and Editorial scans-->

Photos: Marie Claire/Elite  Model Management/Scene Model Management/Absinthrill

ONE LOOK: ROBERTA NARCISO FOR VALENTINO 2011 SS HAUTE COUTURE

Here we have model and Angola native, Roberta Narciso modeling this beautiful dress which features Valentino's perennial favorite, the detail of side ruffles. Gorgeous!

Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli  have created yet another beautiful collection since taking over as the principle designers of the fabled 'House of Valentino' since his retirement. Feminine, ethereal, lux and elegant is best to describe the collection even with the muted colors used then add in the signature classic red looks peppered in for good measure. The entire collection was beautiful and each piece still bared the Valentino aesthetic along with Chiuri's and Piccioli's own design elements and attention to details.