‘I get called ugly all the time’, says Lara Stone as she shows off her supermodel curves in a sexy nude shoot
She’s the stunning Dutch supermodel who has fronted campaigns for fashion giants including Calvin Klein and Givenchy.
But Lara Stone has revealed she finds it difficult to cope with the
pressure of being a model when she is constantly attacked by fans
on the internet labelling her ugly.
Amazingly she made the admission as she posed for a sexy new shoot for GQ magazine, going nude with just a fur coat maintaining her modesty.
With her back to the camera, Lara gives fans a cheeky glimpse of the body which made her famous as she pouts sexily for the photographer.
In another shot, the 27-year-old beauty covers her breasts with the fur coat as she poses on the beach.
But in the accompanying interview, Lara, who was named Woman of the Year by GQ magazine, admitted she often struggles with negative comments about her appearance.
She said: ‘It hurts when you’re having a tough day and someone says, “She’s so f*****g ugly I wouldn’t let my dog near her.” ‘
Lara added that she often finds herself getting jealous of the 16-year-old models who are emerging frontrunners in the modelling industry.
She said: ‘You do get jealous sometimes!’
The model, who was discovered on the Paris Metro when she was only 14, married comedian and charity fundraiser David Walliams at Claridges in London in May 2010.
And she also revealed the details behind one of her most famous commercials, when she was driving a Bentley convertible in an advert for Calvin Klein.
She laughed: ‘I can’t drive. The car was mounted on a truck, and I’m supposed to be driving. It was difficult to get the hair right.
‘We finally did the take, and it was perfect, except my hands had never been on the steering wheel. I felt like such an idiot!’
While Lara has been taking the modelling industry by storm for
the past few years, it was recently claimed the stunning blonde is
hoping to make a move into acting.
And it has been rumoured that she is set to follow in the footsteps
of fellow model-turned-actress Elizabeth Hurley.
Shane Warne’s current squeeze appeared in Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery and it is thought Lara may land a role in the forthcoming Austin Powers sequel.
A source said: ‘Lara’s name has been touted in casting meetings for Austin Powers 4 and there is talk that bosses would like to get her in for a screen test - especially after she’s talked about comedy in interviews.’


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Great Tutorial! newbie but now im found! hahaha…
Very good tutorial on photo retouching…
The best photo retouch tut i have come across! So easy
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Good tut..
I wish I had found your site sooner. Just adding you to my feed reader now.
Hmmm work became very easy right:D
Hi, I wounder how you mask the hair. Its quiet difficult to mask the hair as it got many fine details. Any shortcuts for this?
Use a tablet and use the brackets keys([ and ]) to change the size of your brush. Also when you make a mistake press x to change between background and foreground colors.
Learned new technique today
Bendigo su creatividad, Muy buen trabajo, muy didactico pero no entiendo lo de start painting the skin smooth
Se refiere a que simplemente pintes la piel con una brocha de opasidad al 20% usando el droplet tool(shorcut Alt) para escojer colores similares a la parte en la cual estás trabajando.
‘Create a new layer and start painting the skin smooth.’
How do you do this?
Just use a brush with an opacity of around 20% and using the droplet tool(shorcut Alt) to pick similar colors to the part that you’re working on and paint on the face
amazing tutoral, thanks very much
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I can see the blur using this technique. Don’t try to pull this off as professional.
A valid point, if you can see the blur, it isn’t professional. Don’t forget that in print corner-cutting is many times more visible, in a web sized image it’s more difficult to pick up on. If it is easy to spot in a web sized image, you’ve gone way too far.
Danny
Retouching and Digital Art
Nice one Ravi! I like the way you put it
o gos……… I though they shoot photo like that………
now i know behind every successful model there is a photoshop behind……..
thanks,very well
Doesn’t she look gorgeous, excellent work.
Thanks for an interesting lesson. After skin degradation, not bad to add noise for structure restoration. I on a site have many lessons on a retouch
Skin tone is pretty unnatural, to my mind. Pretty yellowish, I’d say.
Kudos for the work on skin texture, though.
Great tutorial. Will come in very handy
nicely explained.
this is awesome.
kudos for sharing.
btw i’ll give surface blur a try, cos i never thought of that before until i read this.
awesome effects for our training through tutorials
Thanks Markus for the explanation!
@anonymous mike: you extend the layer mask just a little bit more than the image, ie. you unmask parts of the picture so that the “halo” effect that lens blur does disappears. Does that make sense?
excellent tutorial. i love , detailed step. Thank for this lovely tutorial.
I didn’t know about the surface blur – that is a great technique. Also didn’t think of the blue/green curves channel adjustment – that’s very clever too. Some nice little tips I’ve not thought of before.
Great tutorial
impressive tutorials…
when you do the lens blur won’t part of the girl be “blurred” into the background, so when you mask the girl, there will be a halo from her on the background? you can’t see this in your tiny web images, but I’m sure it is there. any ideas on how to avoid this issue?
NICE tutorial, many thanks!
that’s a great way of touching the photos. thanks dude.
Thank you my friends!
that was a great retouching. Nice work as always Johnson
I admire your work – great! I don’t know about body, but face looks a lot better!
Great tutorial, have to try, thanks.
@photostar73 and e11world: Thanks for the pointers guys!
@Bombchell and Bariski: Looking forward to your work
@sadhu: Hey! How r u? The model is edged out briefly using the Brush tool in a Layer Mask. Check out the images with Surface blur and Lens Blur layers.
Thanks bro, good tutorial indeed. Will try it later today.
Good tutorial! However, if you want to take this a step further to make it more hollywood like, you should push her waste in using any tool that you’re comfortable with. Even using the bloat tool to make her breast look bigger. I know it’s not right but that’s how most magazines and other photo touch ups work. Am I wrong?
yay thanks I just learn something new. I think I’m in love with tutorials. will try this after the gym.
how did u edge out the model?
din see you mention about path…
this is excellent tutorial and will appeal to many people because everyone needs a little retouching
very good tutorial! I want to say anyway that painting with the brush on the skin is very much destructive… I think this an operation to do with very much attention, and eventually work also on the leve transparency.
A good work with hue/saturation on red and yellow will be useful.
Thanks for the good tutorial!