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Arizona Muse's runway return is as glorious as you would imagine
It's been far too long since the queen of perfect boyish brows and hypnotic stare has been on the catwalk.
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Supermodel Arizona Muse may have skipped walking the spring runways in NYC and London, but finally made an appearance at Prada in Milan. BECAUSE SHE’S ARIZONA MUSE. AND SHE CAN. And if there’s was a runway to return to, this is the one. The show’s casting director Russell Marsh is famed for his model selection, and is credited with discovering Daria Werbowy, Sasha P and Lara Stone for the brand. #supeselector
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Then she floated down the runway in a sea of stripey everything (note to self: only wear stripes from now onwards) at the Lanvin Spring Summer 2017 show in Paris. This show was major in a different way than Prada; this was creative director Bouchra Jarrar’s debut collection for the high-end French fashion house.
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And most recently, she appeared at the always-interesting Isabel Marant Spring Summer 2017 show, in which a shimmery ruffled button down worked amazingly well with soaked hair and freshly-scrubbed skin.
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One last look at all of this gorgeoussity.
And friends? She does those brows herself. Trust. The supe shared that mind-boggling factoid when we interviewed her a few years ago for the launch of the Modern Muse fragrance by Estee Lauder. So far, this marks three shows for the season, which is one more show than last season. Will we see her again as Paris Fashion Week wraps?
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