Modeling / Picture Gallery

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At 11 years of age, Richard Avedon chose Milla to be one of Revlon's "Most Unforgettable Women in the World". This quickly put Milla in the international spotlight amidst much "these girls are too young to be models!" controversy.

Milla's first cover was for the October 1987 edition of Italian magazine Lei. Since then Milla has been on countless more magazine covers and walked on many fashion show catwalks. She's always maintained that modeling doesn't really thrill her; rather, she's in it for the money. Milla's modeling pays extremely well and thus grants her the freedom to only do the movies she wants to or to take time off from modeling & acting to work on her music. From Allure June 1999: "Modeling was never a priority. I was always taking acting classes." She believes that most successful models have made it because they never wanted to be models in the first place. "With acting, you have to work and practice. With modeling it's the opposite. You shouldn't care. You should just act blasé and go to parties." For more comments on her modeling career, see this article from Oneworld 1997.

One of Milla's most famous outfits was the dress she wore at the Cannes Film Festival in 1997 - possibly the only outfit more revealing than the "ACE-bandage" costume she wore in The Fifth Element.

In 2002, Milla was a judge for Enkamania, a "a design-scouting/brand awareness raising project that has sparked the interest of some of fashion's biggest names" (including Donna Karan, Jean Paul Gaultier, Peter Lindbergh, & more). She also starred in the winner's European campaign, photographed by Peter Lindbergh for Spring 2003.

Milla has been featured in ad campaigns for several brands, including Banana Republic, Christian Dior, Damiani, Donna Karan, Gap, Versace, Mango, Etro and several others. Milla has recently been in campaigns for Sisley, Marella, Metrocity, ICB, Ann Taylor, Mercedes-Benz, and Jacob & Co.

Milla and Carmen Hawk launched their Jovovich-Hawk clothing line in 2003. Jovovich-Hawk opened a showroom in New York City's Greenwich Village in September 2005. Jovovich-Hawk also launched a collection for Target in 2008. Jovovich-Hawk ended in 2008.

See the Milla Archive for a listing of all of Milla's magazine appearances -- ever! This is a neverending work in progress so please help out if you see any ommissions or errors. Scroll down for a directory of all pictures from Milla's modeling career.







Photo Gallery

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Jovovich-Hawk

... Milla and Carmen Hawk launched a clothing line called Jovovich-Hawk in 2003. The label ended in 2008.

... Jovovich-Hawk launched a collection for Target in 2008

... Jovovich-Hawk for MNG is a limited edition collection designed for Mango. The collection debuted April 15, 2007, launching in-store under the name Jovovich-Hawk for MNG collection.

... Jovovich-Hawk was a finalist for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund award (November 2006)

Collections
___ Target 2008
___ Fall/Winter 2008
___ Spring/Summer 2008
___ Fall/Winter 2007
___ Spring/Summer 2007
___ Holiday 2006
___ Fall/Winter 2006
___ Spring/Summer 2006
___ Fall/Winter 2005