Robyn Lawley (born June 13, 1989) is an Australian model.
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Early life and family
Robyn was born in Girraween, New South Wales, to Chris and Janne Lawley; and has two older sisters, Shona and Jennifer. Robyn attended Macarthur Girls High School. Robyn went to the mainstream bureau when he was 15 and although they were ready to sign it, he did not feel ready. After taking a year off he came back and started doing straight-sized modeling for a year. Finding it was not worth the effort to maintain the size 8 required, he signed a contract with Bella model management, the "plus size" model agency in Australia, when he was 18 years old.
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Careers
Modeling
The first photo shoot of Lawley magazine was for Dolly in 2006. Early in her career she appeared in various plus size clothing for the New Zealand brand EziBuy. Lawley has a model for the cover of French Elle , Marie Claire (France, Australia) and Cosmopolitan . In June 2011, Lawley appeared on the cover of Italian Vogue alongside fellow plus models of Tara Lynn and Candice Huffine, shot by Steven Meisel. In addition, he appeared on the cover of March Madison, becoming Australia's first plus-sized model that appeared on the cover of Australian fashion magazine, as well as the first plus size model that appeared in a special editorial produced for Vogue > Australia. Lawley also appeared in the editorial for Dazed & amp; Bingung , Glamor , Marie Claire Hungarian and English and Croatian edition Elle .
Lawley has run for designers including Peter Morrissey at Australian Fashion Week, Elena Miro at Milan Fashion Week as well as in the one-woman event for OneStopPlus, streamed to New York Times Square's moving billboard.
Lawley has appeared in campaigns for plus size brands including Evans, Lane Bryant, Marina Rinaldi, and Persona Collezioni. Lawley also modeled for H & amp; Inclusive line M as well as plus size line Mango, Violeta by Mango. He was modeled for his debut and several other Swan collections by Clements Ribeiro for Evans, designed by husband and wife duo Suzanne Clements and Inacio Ribeiro. Lawley appeared in a debut campaign for Sculptresse, a line with full-figure bra, underwear and Panache swimwear brand. He also appeared in a campaign for Ralph Lauren, becoming the first plus size model to be used in ads in their stores. Lawley appeared in Lane Bryant's rebranding campaign, which included print magazine ads and several billboards in New York City.
Lawley also appeared in advertisements for brands such as Calezdonia's 2012 Summer campaign photographed by Raphael Mazzucco and Boux Avenue lingerie. He also appeared in a campaign for Chantelle lingerie brand, photographed by Greg Kadel along with models including Maryna Linchuk. His first beauty campaign was Face Time for Barneys New York Holiday 2013, photographed by Ben Hassett.
Lawley was photographed by Kenneth Willardt for the fine art exhibition, Size Does Matter . The show is on display from November to December 2013 at 588 Gallery in Chelsea. Lawley was photographed naked with a variety of animals, including rabbits, owls, octopuses and tarantulas. Every image in the exhibit has a QR code. When the QR code is scanned with the phone, the added movement in the image is visible on the phone screen. In addition to the pictures in the gallery, billboards with Lawley are flanked by rabbits placed on the West Side Highway in Manhattan.
In early 2015, Robyn Lawley became Rookie's "Sports Illustrated", making it the first "size-plus" model to be featured in the annual edition of Swimsuit magazine. Assistant managing editor of Sports Illustrated states that Lawley "has been in his radar for years and is being highlighted as a model rather than as a" plus size "model."
Fashion design
The Lawley swimwear line, designed by Lawley in collaboration with Bond-Eye Swimwear, was launched in August 2013. The swimwear is produced in sizes 8 (US) up to 18 (US), with plans to expand the size range in the future.
Photography
Lawley photographed Tara Lynn for Galore Magazine Issue 4. Lawley's photos of Leah Kelley in her bathing suit became viral in social media and covered by well-known fashion sites.
Cooking
The success of Lawley's food blog, "Robyn Lawley Fare" caused her to receive a contract with Random House to publish cookbooks with original recipes, family recipes, and eating tips at restaurants around the world. The recipe has been featured on Australian television and on the Good Morning America website.
Write
Lawley has written two articles on body pictures for The Daily Beast. His first article, in September 2012 aimed at the media response to Lady Gaga's weight. The second article, in October 2013, discusses the trend of the thigh gap. In 2014, Lawley wrote an article for Mail Online, expressing his disgust that the Australian government is still dependent on mining and fossil fuels when there are profitable sustainable resources
Personal life
Lawley and colleagues Everest Schmidt, a lawyer with Paul Law Group and former basketball player Lafayette College, are the parents of a Ripley princess, born on February 26, 2015.
Awards
Lawley was selected as the "Most Outstanding Women" Award winner, Rising Star Award Australia 2011 Cosmopolitan . Lawley was also selected for the Top 100 Most Influential People at Sydney Magazine for 2011. In June 2013, Lawley was awarded the Model of the Year during Full Figured Fashion Week.
References
External links
- Official website
- Robyn Lawley in Model Mode Directory
- Robyn Lawley Channel on YouTube
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