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Face of 2008



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Follow Laura on her day to remember in this exclusive video diary
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Follow our winner as she has a day to remember - in pictures and on video!
STRIKING a pose in front of a camera is something that our Face of 2008 is hoping will become a way of life.

Laura MacFarlane (21) scooped the top spot in our popular competition and spent the day taking part in a real photoshoot, with a professional photographer, make-up artist and hairdresser.

As part of her prize, she will receive a real portfolio which she hopes will kick-start her modelling career.

The day started early for Laura and she spent almost two hours getting her hair styled before heading up to the studio to start make-up prior to the cameras rolling.

And one of The Press' photographers was on hand to take some behind the scenes shots to show readers how much effort goes into a photo shoot.

Laura said: "I've had a brilliant time and really enjoyed every minute of it, although it's harder work than you would think."

For a behind the scenes slideshow of the big day, click here

Laura gets her make-up done
Laura gets her make-up done


A natural in front of the camera
A natural in front of the camera




Mirror, mirror on the wall...
Mirror, mirror on the wall...



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  • Last Updated: 07 August 2008 9:05 AM
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