Blending grunge with sporty-chic, the Abbey Lee Kershaw way. We don’t see so much of her these days, but Australian model Abbey Lee is still rocking her distinct style: in New York it was an Adidas sports bra with black pants, boots, and a crucifix necklace.

While I hazard to use the phrase “the next anyone” it’s awfully tempting to draw comparisons between Lithuanian beauty Erika Labanauskaite and one-time-model-come-actress Abbey Lee Kershaw. With sharply side parted hair and a chunky knit scarf, she gave an intense stare for this street style portrait after the Just Cavalli show.

When jewellery turned all mystic and hippie-inspired, it was ManiaMania at the fore of the trend: committed to the aesthetic like no other brand, it’s in their DNA. At once it was the raw, bohemian sensuality of Abbey Lee Kershaw fronting their campaigns, then Dree Hemingway. With a new season comes a new muse, one you might not typically associate with the brand: good girl…

Nicholas Hoult is decked out in Tom Ford and Abbey Lee Kershaw is… seizing the moment to show her support for the United States’ gun control movement.

Abbey Lee Kershaw has largely been absent from modelling, having been off working on the fourth instalment of the Mad Max movie franchise. This photo is a preview of her now pink hair, apparently died for the film.

Available from September 2012, Calvin Klein’s new ck one dark matter makeup collection celebrates all things noir. Abbey Lee Kershaw stars in the campaign with black eyeshadow matched by black nails.

Abbey Lee Kershaw returns home to Australia and sneaks in some time to cover this week’s issue of Sydney’s Sunday Telegraph Magazine. In the accompanying article she talks a little about homesickness, acting, and the gruelling nature of fashion week.

Fuchsia must be the colour of the month over at Vogue Australia, where the masthead colour bleeds through into the skin tones of a very pink Abbey Lee Kershaw.

With big names attached, the second issue of 25 magazine is understandably receiving a lot of attention. There are the names behind the scenes, not the least of which is Anja Rubik who founded 25 magazine along with now-husband Sasha Knezevic. Then there are the names of those in front of the title’s lens, Abbey Lee Kershaw receiving all the attention. And it’s a pairing…

Everything has a trailer in this day and age. As paradoxical as it seems, even trailers have trailers with Hollywood now releasing teaser trailers promoting the forthcoming release of longer trailers. In fashion publishing it’s a similar story. Dollars decline, marketing ramps up. And trailers can be easy marketing to produce. Hence Abbey Lee Kershaw‘s feature in 25 magazine receives not one trailer, but five.…