It's Not Easy to Be a Supermodel [Comprehensive British and American/american Entertainment]

[Pre-received article: [American Entertainment] Top Hollywood, if you like American entertainment articles, don't miss it] Everyone said Letty was born in the wrong time. There are so many talents in the fashion industry that even a newcomer with an outstanding face like her can hardly find a seat. But Letty didn't think so. In her previous life, she never became popular because of her appearance. The step-walking great was reborn as a Latin beauty. The four major fashion weeks, "VOGUE", Chanel, Dior, and Gucci all seemed to be waving to her... Do you want status or money? Do you want fame or a dream? ——Only children make choices! Of course adults want them all! Letty: I walked in haute couture shows and Victoria's Secret shows. You may think I'm lowering my status, but I know I'm a good model worker :) -Small theater- The whole world thought Leticia was having an affair with Gotham's richest man. The two often brag about each other on Twitter, as if the other would die if they didn't praise each other. But one day, it was discovered that Letty had imprisoned Gotham's richest man. The whole American people are shocked. Is this pair of national couples going to be in trouble? No! Tabloid reporters swarmed Letty herself and asked her what the hell was going on with Bruce. Letty (coldly): Hehe, he is a liar. Please don't tie me to him again. Thank you. ——Anyone who finds out through an accident that his best friend (?) Is actually a masked vigilante who likes to dress up as a bat at night will not accept it, right? The richest man in New York who ate and watched the whole show: Oh, you deserve this day. —————— -The male protagonist Tin Can -Upgrade flow + management flow fashion circle articles, anyone who doesn't understand the fashion circle/super-English can easily fall into the trap, the author is writing blindly anyway -Complete article of the same type: "Victoria's Secret Angel [Comprehensive British and American/American Entertainment]" -Would you like to bookmark the author's column? Pre-received articles of the same type: [American Entertainment] Top Hollywood Copywriting: Sofia Michelle debuted as a child star in the 1940s. She became famous at the age of fifteen and was hailed as "the next Vivien Leigh". "Little Vivien Leigh" did not grow into the graceful beauty expected by the public. On the contrary, her originally soft facial lines became tough and lost her former aura. In order to squeeze out the last value of her use, her agent accepted a vulgar film for her, which ruined her acting career. Once traveling through time, Sophia woke up in the strange 21st century. The good news is that she has a face kissed by God, even better than when she was in her prime in her previous life. The bad news is that she was originally a model. She got a lot of attention when she dated Leonardo as soon as she debuted. After the breakup, she has been neglecting her job and ruined her good cards. Sophia, an old lady who has experienced ups and downs in life, has a stable mentality. After learning that her first movie was about to be released, netizens unanimously poured cold water on her: She couldn't even walk on the catwalk and just went to act. It was really hopeless! Sophia: Splash, splash hard, don't let the free publicity go to waste. After the movie became a success, trolls still didn't buy her account: If I had this face, I would look good with any expression on the screen! Sophia was ecstatic: The Internet is such a good thing that it can be scolded and trending! … People say that since Isabelle Adjani and Monica Bellucci, there has never been a female star with a unified global aesthetic. Until they saw Sofia Michelle in "Midnight in Paris". She was dressed in a Jazz Age retro style, with lazy wavy short hair, a cigarette stick between her two fingers, and her stunningly beautiful face was entangled in smoke. # Scene# "Maybe Sofia Michelle has not won the most Oscars, but she is well-deserved as one of Hollywood's top traffic figures." - "Time Magazine" Intention: