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Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

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Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

As I delve into the captivating narrative of Elsa Hosk and Umar Kamani, I am left in awe of their resilience and determination. Elsa, a modern-day icon of elegance and grace, has graced the runways of some of the most prestigious fashion houses, yet remains humble and grounded. Her career journey is a testament to her dedication and passion for her craft.

In a recent behind-the-scenes video shared on Thursday, Elsa Hosk exuded charm in a sleek, strapless mini dress of black hue, showcasing her part in the enticing holiday collection by PrettyLittleThing.

The Swedish model is now the focus, as the digital clothing brand debuts a carefully chosen set of seven items – described as ‘contemporary, sophisticated, and well-tailored’ – perfect for festive parties this holiday season.

In fresh photographs, Elsa, aged 36, radiated elegance as she donned various stunning outfits that beautifully accentuated her captivating physique.

The supermodel showcased an extremely long-legged appearance in a miniature black dress, complemented by sky-high stilettos and opaque stockings. With her arms folded, she casually rested against a desk.

Tying up her lengthy golden hair stylishly, Elsa donned a bright spectrum of cosmetics while assuming a crouching pose for yet another photograph.

In the very same dress, the stunning woman was noticed getting her blond curls refreshed by a hairdresser while wearing a pair of sunglasses.

Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

Increasing the warmth, the woman adorned with a child gracefully donned a bold, strapless, open-cut sequin dress, showcasing her well-defined waistline.

On the staircase, Elsa was spotted surrounded by her styling crew as they prepared her for a photo shoot. They were applying bronzer to her skin and arranging her hair, setting the stage for a fabulous display of poses.

Changing into an elegant burgundy lace gown, Elsa lay on a sofa modelling the backless number. 

As I, a devoted admirer of aesthetics, I draped a lengthy, luxurious fur coat around myself and meticulously arranged my golden tresses into an elegant, pinned-up style. In this moment, while surrounded by my favorite shots from the photoshoot, I found myself engrossed in selecting them on my laptop.

In the last scene, Elsa presented a chic, elegant appearance wearing a sleek black jacket with a captivating v-neck design.

With a cheerful demeanor, she expressed gratitude towards her crew involved in the photoshoot, and upon concluding the last look, they applauded her in return.

Umar Kamani, creator of PrettyLittleThing, stated: “Elsa Hosk represents contemporary sophistication and enduring fashion, and I’m delighted to announce her as the model for our latest collection.

This partnership signifies a new, thrilling phase for our brand, as we blend understated elegance with casual refinement.

Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

‘Elsa’s stylish flair and captivating personality make her the perfect candidate to embody our vision. This isn’t just clothing; it’s a declaration. We’re not just changing what people wear, but how they feel in their clothes—uplifting, refined, and motivational.’

More than a week has passed since the online brand hinted at a new ambassador on their social media platforms, and it is now that Elsa’s reveal takes place.

Apart from our project, this model has graced advertising campaigns for prestigious brands like Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Ungaro, H&M, Anna Sui, Lilly Pulitzer, and Guess. She’s also been featured on the covers of Vogue and Elle magazines.

According to a source, PLT (Primark) is aiming for a higher-end market by prioritizing quality and elevating its fashion style.

Her Christmas decoration will be hanging up within a few weeks, featuring a retro aesthetic and fake fur.

One notable milestone in her professional journey is her association with VS. Notably, she was the opening act for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2016, and the following year, she donned the Swarovski ensemble on the runway.

In the 2018 fashion event held in New York City, she was selected to don the Dream Angels Fantasy Bra for the brand’s presentation.

The bra, worth $1 million, was designed by Atelier Swarovski.

As a devoted follower, I’m excited about the latest signing at PrettyLittleThing, as Kamani has promised to transform the company’s operations. Previously, customers have voiced concerns over issues like inaccurate sizing and subpar quality, and it seems we’re moving towards addressing those problems head-on.

Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection
Elsa Hosk commands attention in a tiny strapless minidress in behind the scenes video from PrettyLittleThing shoot of her festive collection

In a recent conversation with TopMob, I, as a lifestyle expert based in Manchester, shared my dedication to enhancing our customer experience. A post I made this past week on our Instagram account sparked a wave of constructive criticism, which I’m using as an opportunity for growth and improvement. I believe that addressing feedback is essential for fostering a strong connection with our valued customers.

Recently, Kamani, who rejoined the company after a year-long absence from his role as CEO, published an open statement addressing the issue of blocked shoppers’ accounts. He explained that the company was experiencing financial losses because a certain group of customers were frequently requesting full or nearly full refunds.

The article attracted a mix of positive and critical responses. Some people commended the brand for their actions, while others proposed alternative explanations for the high return rates, like inconsistencies in sizing or poor quality clothing items.

The businessman said he had taken on board the negative feedback, saying: ‘I’m not trying to shy away from anything.

If we truly value our customers, as we do, it’s evident that the current size and quality aren’t satisfactory, given the clear expressions of dissatisfaction in their posts. It means we need to put in effort as a customer-centric company to make improvements.

Regarding his personal aspirations, Kumani firmly stated that his decision to rejoin the company isn’t driven by financial gain.

He explained that he doesn’t return for any material gains, but rather out of a deep personal connection. It’s his creation, something he’s nurtured since its inception, and he takes pride in it. He’s displeased by how customers perceive the brand because it strikes a chord with him on a personal level.

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2024-12-19 12:35

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