Just in case you were under the impression that Christina Hendricks was the only redhead getting all the ‘red hair with vintage styling’ work, think again. Dutch beauty Marloes Horst features in the October issue of Jackie, pushing the cause of redheads everywhere and bringing along a smattering of the 60s fashion revival for good measure.

Are we big fans of hot pink bandage dresses with puffball tulle sleeves, or double denim ensembles adorned with chunky gold chains? Not particularly. But sometimes all it takes to make something appeal is a great model. And Lanca Perfume‘s Spring 2011 campaign has a trio of them. Catherine McNeil, Marloes Horst and Karmen Pedaru make the shoot more than worth a look – and…

It’s not overtly obvious from some of the shots (bigger bedhair would help do the trick), but this pictorial is all about being a modern Brigitte Bardot. You could certainly do worse than Marloes Horst as the leading role: she has the blonde locks, the killer figure, the sensual expressions. None of the photos does more justice to both Marloes and the Bardot concept than…

If your idea of a quiet night in involves being chained up and fenced in while wearing nothing but your best diamond-studded jewels, then you and Marloes Horst should get along swimmingly. Mildly bondage inspired and full of sensual glamour, this shoot of Marloes was lensed by Miles Aldridge.

Some days, you should forget about the weather; and what you have to do, and where you have to go. Ask simply: who do I want to be today? And to create that fashion fantasy takes inspiration. So here it is, today’s dress-up theme: Cowboys & Indians. What to look for Fringed suede, fringed suede, fringed suede. And more fringed suede. On boots, jackets, bags…

With tattoos gaining such a foothold in the mainstream – to the point where it seems the majority of people now have at least one – we’re surprised we haven’t seen more shoots focusing on the tattoo as a fashion accessory. Marloes Horst stars in one pictorial which does just that, titled ‘Tattoo Me Beautiful’, for Vogue China‘s May 2010 issue. Marloes of course looks…

I’m a tad late with this one – being from the March 2010 issue of Jalouse; but Marloes Horst looks far too stunning in this shoot not to at least draw your attention to it. The prairie girl styling is carried off via lots of denim, ruffles and frills; and for a more girly take on exposed suspenders (which we often see in black) there’s…

Photographer Hans de Vries took this beautiful black and white photo series of Marloes Horst; I’m not sure when, or what for; only that the close-up portraits of Marloes are stunning, as are the nudity-infused shots that make up the rest of the set.

An extravagant Spanish villa, gardens, tennis courts and swimming pools, this shoot for Vogue Nippon is all that and more. The pictorial has some beautiful outfits by Prada and Givenchy as worn by the ever endearing Marloes Horst.

Princesse Tam Tam named their lingerie label after the 1935 film of the same name starring exotic star of the day Josephine Baker. True to the label’s philosophy, their garments embody a playfulness, character, and sense of luxury reflective of Baker’s Parisian adventures. Marloes Horst makes a perfect modern pin-up girl for the brand’s Spring 2010 offering of bold colours and floral prints.