Condé Montrose Nast

Headline: Heroic Man Lifts Car to Save a Model's Life Event 1: Kristen Hough was known for her work as a model. The recently divorced beauty recently made headlines for her praise of Nick Harris. While Harris was previously just her neighborhood, this Hulk-like hero managed to lift a car off of her body and save her life. As an avid cyclist, Kristen was enjoying her normal bike ride when a Smart Car ran her over. Trapped under the wheels, she was only freed when Nick Harris stepped in. - Insert a picture of Kristen Hough. Event 2: As soon as Kristen was hit, the driver of the Smart Car jumped from the car to see if she was alright. In terror, he flagged down a pedestrian and grabbed his son. Together, they tried to lift the car amid Kristen's screams of pain. Nothing happened. The driver sent his son to call an ambulance while he waited with the terrified figure of Kristen. - Insert a picture of the driver outside his car. Event 3: While the drama was unfolding outside, Nick was inside his home and just leaving his shower. Suddenly, the screams caught his attention. Looking out the window, he saw the group outside struggling to lift the car. Beneath it, he saw a mangled bike stuck between the wheels. Horrified, he realized that there was a person trapped under the vehicle. Without bothering to throw any more clothes on, he rushed outside in just his shorts. - Insert a picture of Nick approaching the driver and the car. Event 4: As the driver explained…

traditions of high society, and social etiquette. (Esfahani Smith, 2013). Condé Montrose Nast, the founder of Condé Nast Publications, bought vogue in 1909 and transformed it into a women’s fashion magazine focused on beauty, fashion, and etiquette. Condé Nast transformed Vogue into the gold standard for magazines by hiring the best illustrators and photographers, who produce covers for the magazine that were consistently sophisticated and occasionally revolutionary. Through Vogue readers have…

How do I look? “Hey, ugly”, my so-called friends call to me as I’m walking towards the end of the street approaching the bus. I always thought they were my friends because we use to tease each other and call each other names. In seventh grade I was wrong. In fact they were bullying me. They used call me flat chested and made fun of my glasses and teeth. Of course I was as pretty as the other girls in the Glamour magazines. I was made fun of since 4th grade when I got my glasses. I want to…