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Danielle Riley Keough, aka Riley Keough, is a granddaughter of the late Elvis Presley, the daughter of Lisa-Marie Presley and musician Danny Keough, has proved that she has performing blood by joined in the Victoria’s Secret Lingerie Fashion Show at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles on the 17th Nov. 2006. The show usually held in New York, but this time the organizer decided to move to Hollywood.

The 17-year-old, Riley Keough, started modelling when she was 14-year-old for designers Dolce and Gabbana, and said, “We were immediately struck by her beauty and fresh, pure spirit… With her mother’s beauty and her grandfather’s attitude she is sure to be a star.” Since then, Keough has dolled up for other famous labels like Christian Dior and Tommy Hilfiger. In the Victoria’s Secret Lingerie Fashion Show, who was opened by singer Justin Timberlake, she modelled the teeny tartan lingerie.

The show’s theme was “Sexy”, and celebrity supermodel Gisele Bundchen is the first model of the evening, strolled on stage in a lace push-up bra and pants, with an elaborate plumage trailing her. Timberlake eyed her, singing his popular newes hit, “SexyBack.” The stage was colored and lit up in shades of pink, to set off their newest line, and the catwalk was colored in silver and the word “SEXY” was written in gold.

Beside Riley Keough, the cast of models parading down the runway included: Adriana Lima, Anna Beatrize Barros, Alessandra Ambrosio, Angela Lindvall, Caroline Trentini, Elise Crombez, Hana Soukopova, Heather Marks, Jessica Stam, Izabel Goulart, Karolina Kurkova, Miranda Kerr, Oluchi Onweagha, and international star Gisele Bundchen.

The Victoria’s Secret Lingerie Fashion Show was taped and will be broadcast on Dec. 5. The show costs about $10 million to produce, but the company believes that is money well spent on marketing. “We believe this is a very targeted, long-lasting format,” Sharen Jester Turney, chief executive of the Victoria’s Secret brand, told Market Watch. “It is so powerful that today, we have not been able to think of a better idea than the Victoria’s Secret fashion show.”

Meanwhile, according to Canada.com, Riley Keough’s mom, Lisa-Marie Presley, is promoting her latest tough-girl rock release, Now What (2005), Presley is playing mostly clubs and casinos — despite her rightful claim to the most famous name in rock ‘n’ roll. The 38-year-old singer-songwriter and her band journey to Victoria, Nanaimo and Coquitlam (Friday at the Red Robinson Theatre) for the first time this week as part of a U.S./Canada tour. She also reports that her daughter Riley, a model and the new face of Dior Perfume, is now stopped by fans who want to know about, not her grandfather, but her mother. “They’ll tell her, “We love your mom” if she’s working. She gets it from that angle.”
Speaking of mothers and daughters, Presley says Priscilla has been spending time on the road with her during this tour. “It’s been a lot of fun. I really like it, it’s really cool, we’re like best friends, sisters and mother and daughter. We hang out and the band loves her. She’s a road mom.”

Update:

The official Lisa Marie Presley forum moderator has confirmed that Riley Keough has no association with Victoria’s Secret Firm.

Here is the message from LMP moderator:

Here Yee Here Yee!
As one of the official LMP forum moderators I am here to formally announce and put this speculation (and needless bickering) to rest.
Official word on this matter is as follows:
RILEY KEOUGH IS NOT IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM ATTENDING OR MODELING AT A VICTORIA SECRET SHOW.
RILEY HAS NEVER HAD A CONTRACT WITH OR DEALINGS WITH VICTORIA SECRET.
THIS IS A FALSE RUMOR AND IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE CONTINUED.
THANK YOU
PEACE.

http://lisapresley.groupee.net/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/4751000171/m/3141000003?r=4341000103#4341000103

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Special thanks to Charmaine Voisine for directed us to the Lisa Marie Presley’s fan forum.

Regards,

Jasmine

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