Modelinia
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Modelinia is a cross-platform media brand founded by Desiree Gruber and Liane Mullin in 20091 to provide an access point for in-depth coverage of the life and work of the contemporary Supermodel.
Modelinia is a cross-platform media brand founded by Desiree Gruber and Liane Mullin in 2009 to provide an access point for in-depth coverage of the life and work of the contemporary Supermodel. ==Content== Modelinia features breaking news stories, interviews with top models and promising up-and-comers and coverage of fashion shows like the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and the international Fashion Weeks taking place in New York City, London, Milan and Paris. The site was one of the first to report which models were walking in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2009. Modelinia has also secured exclusive access to fashion's top models, as guest writers for the blog have included supermodel Paulina Porizkova and Jessica Perez. Heidi Klum and since 2013 Lou Elaine Heather and Lena Gercke also famous German models also gave an exclusive quote to the site when she announced her departure from Victoria's Secret. ==Fashion Week Coverage== ===New York City=== With an extensive network of fashion industry contacts, Modelinia's coverage of the 6 New York Fashion Weeks that have occurred since the site's inception in 2009 has provided visitors with exclusive print and video content as well as interviews and blog coverage of the semi-annual U.S. fashion summit. To coincide with the site's official launch during February Fashion Week 2009, Modelinia published a limited edition MODELINIA Magazine to build brand visibility. ==Press== Modelinia's coverage has been received in press by outlets including New York Magazine, Style.com, Teen Vogue.com, and InStyle.com. During September Fashion Week 2011, Modelinia was featured on the Today Show on NBC.
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