Stacy Keibler at the release of 'Terrywood', Miami

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OHWOW & HTC Celebrate The Release Of "Terrywood" With Terry Richardson

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Stacy Keibler attends the OHWOW & HTC celebration of the release of "TERRYWOOD" at The Standard Hotel & Spa on December 7, 2012 in Miami Beach, Florida.

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In This Photo: Stacy Keibler, Terry Richardson

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Love this outfit on her, dress is exquisite!

Her dress is nice and I like the shoes. I read about this photographer. He seems a bit strange. There is some controversy about him.



Some photos from the event. She is with Demi Moore:

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Stacy, no. Step away from Terry. Bloke is a sleaze.

When will fashion wise up to creepy Terry Richardson?
KATRINA ONSTAD

Last year, for a brief moment, it looked like the unstoppable career of fashion photographer Terry Richardson - a tattooed grinner in ironic side-plate-sized eyeglasses - might stop. Giggly "Uncle Terry," as he reportedly likes to be called, once said, "It's not who you know, it's who you blow." Ergo, last March, several models described working with him as a toxic cocktail of sexual harassment and coercion.

"He takes girls who are young, manipulates them to take their clothes off and takes pictures of them they will be ashamed of," Danish model Rie Rasmussen told the New York Post. She confronted Richardson at a Paris fashion event: "I told him, 'I hope you know you only [bleep]girls because you have a camera, lots of fashion contacts and get your pictures in Vogue.'" Richardson reportedly scurried away.

Yet a year later, he's back, unscathed and ubiquitous. Richardson is partying with Monica Lewinsky during Fashion Week. He's signing Lindsay Lohan for a book in which she'll appear nude with James Franco. (Lohan has denied these reports, saying any book will be "glamorous." Franco is too tired to comment.) And he's shooting an ad in which Lady Gaga rubs a snowboard against her naked body. Art! Irony! Hilarity!

Richardson continues landing plum gigs from such heavyweight institutions as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, T (The New York Times's fashion magazine), H & M and Prada. His pictures are easy to identify: liquid-doused women with unhinged jaws, bent over or collapsed in front of a white wall, like hospital patients in couture. Last fall, Richardson's GQ photos of the cast of Glee drew the ire of a parent organization when he shot the stars (who are all in their 20s) sucking lollipops and displaying their white panties. Of course, the guys don't usually get this basement-porn treatment: Corey Monteith remained clothed, playing drums.

How does Richardson achieve his charming aesthetic? The website Jezebel gathered stories from several models who described him as an expert at parlaying a shoot's giddy party atmosphere into oral sex - and more - for Uncle Terry. On the website The Gloss, a former sometime-model named Jamie Peck described a shoot at Richardson's studio when she was a 19-year-old college freshman. He pleaded with her to make tampon tea, then took off his clothes and pressured her into a hand job (an assistant passed her a cloth).

The complaints created a maelstrom online - even influential teen blogger Tavi Gavinson weighed in against Richardson: "He's become this weird cultural icon whose 'thing' it is to be a perv."

Still, the mainstream press that employs Richardson barely blinked, confirming that the standards for professional propriety in the fashion world are radically different than any other workplace. Try to imagine an office where the boss took his pants off and this was considered Wednesday.

Perhaps the horror stories told by these models had so little impact because modeling is perceived as frivolous - or not work at all. And the means of creating the product, the photos, isn't open to scrutiny because the product passes as "art." But no matter how beautiful, fashion photography is simply commerce with artistic aspirations - and commercial enterprises require fair treatment for workers.

In the 2009 documentary film Picture Me, made by Ole Schell and former model Sara Ziff, years of behind the scenes footage paint a picture of a chaotic, unregulated industry built on the backs of young women ripe for exploitation.

By e-mail, Schell wrote that many of the working models he interviewed had at least one experience of sexual harassment (he did not speak about Richardson specifically).

"Keep in mind that many of the models are 14 or 15 when they start out in the business, often come from eastern Europe, don't speak much English and are without their parents," he said. "They can be sent on a casting and told by their bookers to make sure they impress the photographer who can potentially make their careers. This can be a brew for disaster for these young women who often don't know what to expect and what is appropriate."

Ole pointed out that the supermodel era is over and today a career might last a season or two. Surely this increased disposability ignites desperation to please in models of all ages, particularly in the presence of a world-renowned photographer masking his own sexual predilections under the triple shrug of "irony," "fun" and "art."

Ziff is working with Fordham University to form a Model Alliance, drafting a code of conduct for the industry and pushing for better working conditions. What's troubling is that the editors, fashion houses and celebrities who work with Richardson possess the power to improve those conditions right now by blacklisting him.

Until that happens, we fashion followers will be forced to witness a third decade of Richardson's bad art -his heroin chic, adolescent tittering, bloodless banality. Without preying on the women in the frame, many other photographers make gorgeous pictures that are provocative and very naked - sexy without being sexist.

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you can see the nipples.
I can not explain why, but the face and legs from the knee down I do not like.

De gustibus non disputandum

Her belt, shoes, and purse all match! Love the dress, don't know who this man is but he sounds as if his talent would get most males arrested. Good thing his models are over eighteen, it's to bad that some feel molested after the photo shoot.

Lovely outfit. I think she wore this for dinner with GC in Como a couple of times...........Il Gatto Nero, Villa D'Este with Our Hero and Torrie Wilson.............

She looks nice but you can see the toll all the partying has taken on her. She looks sorta puffy around the eyes and face. But at least TE dress is an appropriate length and nice.

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Stacy Keibler e Demi Moore: Celebration Release 'Terrywood'!


Stacy Keibler è sensazionale per partecipare alla celebrazione del Terrywood uscita del libro terrà presso The Standard Hotel & Spa il Venerdì (7 dicembre), a Miami Beach, in Florida

Il 33-year-old modella e attrice è stato raggiunto da Terry Richardson , Demi Moore , e Kelly Osbourne .

FOTO: Guarda le ultime foto di Stacy Keibler

"Terrywood" è un libro che raccoglie il lavoro di Terry Richardson 's 2012 mostra con lo stesso nome.

FYI: Demi indossa un abito e borsa di Louis Vuitton con Jimmy Choo scarpe. Kelly indossa una Camilla e Marc vestito, Steve Madden scarpe e Kotur borsa.http://www.justjared.com/2012/12/08/stacy-keibler-demi-moore-terrywood-release-celebration/

I like the dress but they've overdone on the spray tan. And, I don't think this is a case of lighting because others at the same event don't look orange. As Mel said, at least it's not yet another tunic worn as a dress! It actually looks like it was tailored for her and not someone six inches shorter!

On Terry R...the guy is a perv and frankly I don't get the buzz around him. All his photos look the same; every model or celeb he's photographed, if female, are all in 80's or 90's porn mode. And, when I read the article about him, I realized almost every photo ive seen attributed to him has the model wet or looking wet.

This is the part of celebrity I hate. If someone is famous, then wanna-bes like Stacy or even established stars with waning careers all want to be seen with him. And shame on Vogue and Harpers et. al. for continuing to use him.

I agree the dress looks nice on her....a much better fit. As for the this Terry Richardson person----I am so creeped out. I had a bad experience when I was young so I am always uncomfortable with stories like this. I don't understand how people think it is acceptable. When I looked him up I realized he is only a year younger than me.....yet he looks so old. Very creepy.....

she must be the fastest wannabe to go from the media thinking she would make great First Lady along side of George to this perv with glasses.....

All summer she dressed like a Big Girl, now she points to this guys' gold lame pants or maybe his private is Golden. Who knows, but on some level I don't know how this helps her image with a new show coming up! I guess she could do it like "Party Keibler Style" and make a hip video that goes viral and takes off like Gangham Style...

The dress is pretty and she looks good in it. The only thing I would say is she is wearing too much makeup. It makes her face look dirty and shows aging.