lifestyle this month finding her voice the changing face of beauty and caring for the environment words siobhan duck noutspoken advocate for body she eventually headed home and vander leahy says the days when continued modelling and spending out of fashion it's become a lot like la here jessica has never been afraid to speak around." she says of byron's many her mind but says cultural change in the hollywood residents beauty industry is giving more young "but i think people are really cool here women the opportunity to speak out - in terms of not whipping out their phones and stand out - from the crowd "when i first started there was a really kidmans of the world just get on with narrow ideal of beauty that was very their shopping girls." jessica says away from the sleepy town that people while we still have a way to go there's it was byron's wildlife and landscape more diversity and there's also less that first drew jessica there "byron bay emphasis simply on looks but also on is a very environmentally conscious what people stand for" jessica - who spent her childhood i'm a big nature lover if you see rubbish home of papua new guinea didn't see over it i always turn off taps while brushing she is aware that her success will under enormous pressure." younger generation up in australia feeling brown or feeling bigger it's probably where every single person feels hard to understand what it feels like to have to actively search for images of people who reflected a piece of who you boundaries and celebrating all are,' she explains "we probably wont get to a different kinds of people." place where every single person feels individually reflected all the time but it's worth pushing the it was her passion for saving the field for everyone to feel they are seen" into becoming a paid ambassador for was seen by a vast audience was gwyneth "because my hair is kind of high instagram account on the go which is why i am obsessed "i love gp." jess enthuses with the waterl
