giuseppe zanotti outlet “She is probably one of the most elegant creatures there is,” Vogue Fashion Director Tonne Goodman once said of Shalom Harlow. “She’s got this incredibly sweet, generous, and gracious personality that is coupled with it, which makes for a pretty extraordinary being.” The model, whose name means peace in Hebrew, and whose roots hew far from the runway (raised by hippie parents in Oshawa, Ontario, the statuesque stunner spent much of her time in a remote kerosene lamp-lit cottage in Muskoka), was discovered at age sixteen at a Cure concert, and immediately shot to stardom as part of the supermodel troupe of the nineties.Harlow was often seen both on the runway and off with her good friend Amber Valletta, and the powerhouse duo went on to host MTV’s House of Style together in 1996. As for Harlow’s standout singular moments, her appearance on the spring 1999 Alexander McQueen stage was definitive, legendary, and haunting: Alone, a sanguine, tranquil-looking Harlow teetered on a rotating disk in a white dress while bring spray-painted, almost violently, by two robotic arms. And in front of the camera? She was in the apertures of Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Arthur Elgort, and more. Here, celebrate Shalom Harlow’s birthday with her best fashion moments from the pages of Vogue.