Mulberry Invites 'Wicked: For Good Star' Cynthia Erivo to Tim Walker Fall 2025 Campaign AOC Fashion

Wisely, Mulberry [IG] has engaged British actor Cynthia Erivo to front its ‘The Mulberry Spirit’ Fall 2025 campaign, lensed by Tim Walker [IG] and styled by Kate Phelan. Henrietta Gallina provided creative direction — and she can be of further assistance in the reinvention process. / Makeup by Joy Adenuga

AOC just looked at Gallina’s November 2024 fashion story for Citizen Magazine with Anne’s #2 fav guy humanist behind Pharrell Williams — Mr. Jon Batiste. Wait, it could be John Legend.

How about AOC’s constellation of the brightest stars humanists in the night sky who identify as men?

Anok Yai’s Takeover of Anne’s Brain and Unconscious Mind

Anne has experienced meteor showers all over her brain in the last week, after writing about Anok Yai’s Perfect Magazine #9 fashion story. I called her “a high priest for humanity” and meant it. You cannot imagine the psychological, spiritual, emotional roller coaster ride I’ve been on for the last week.

It’s another story — except that my Anok Yai-induced psycho drama dropped me off last week in the care of Cynthia Erivo and the November 2025 debut of ‘Wicked: For Good’. The trailer is stellar. It’s right up there with Pharrell’s Vatican City Concert 2025, discussed last night when I learned that Deva Cassell’s movie ‘Zero.A.D’ — where she plays the Virgin Mary — had been moved to 2026.

The Humanists Are Lining Up in Formation

Maria Grazia Chiuri, we need you. All roads lead to Rome, as I keep writing.

Rome isn’t called the Eternal City for nothing. You’re running with the humanists now, Chiuri, and we tend to be more circumspect about blowing things up for profit and to make a name for ourselves. Just sayin’.

We’ve got your back — and from the sounds of it, so does new Fendi CEO Ramon Ross, previously President and CEO of Louis Vuitton in Mainland China.

On another subject related to humanism, our Mulberry heritage campaign discussion took AOC to a most interesting British Empire conversation around some truly admirable work by King Charles III. You can love the monarchy or hate the monarchy, but it’s challenging for humanists not to respect the king for this controversial but admirable research investigation he is supporting.