Julia Pacha in 'Bandolera' by Txema Yeste for Numéro France #255, September 2025
/Model Julia Pacha is styled by Bernat Buscato in Balenciaga, Dior, DSquared2, Givenchy by Sarah Burton, Juana Martín, Longchamp, Moschino, Nina Ricci, Sportmax and more. Txema Yeste [IG] captures the bold femininity as ‘Bandolera’ for Numéro France [IG] #255, September 2025 ‘Audace’ issue./ Makeup by Jordi Fontanals; hair by Jordi Fontanals
Read MorePharrell Williams Heads to Rome with Voices of Fire for Vatican City Unity Concert
/Pharrell Williams Heads to Rome with Voices of Fire for Vatican City Unity Concert
In Rome, Pharrell will co-direct with Andrea Bocelli the ‘Grace for the World’ closing celebration of the third World Meeting on Human Fraternity. The “landmark cultural and spiritual event” will take place in St. Peter’s Square and will stream live on Disney+, Hulu, and ABC News Live on Sept. 13 at 3 p.m. ET.
According to a press release, the concert will “bring together music, reflection, and visual storytelling in a singular live experience,” and feature live performances by Bocelli, Williams with the Voices of Fire Gospel Choir, Teddy Swims, John Legend, a 250-person international choir and more talents. There will also be an aerial drone and light show by Nova Sky Stories, including imagery inspired by the Sistine Chapel.
Pharrell called the upcoming gathering “a rare cultural moment where the world stops and collectively tunes in. It is a message of unity and grace for all of humanity”.
Read MoreBazaar Italia September 2025 Honors 'Mille Miglia' Reborn in 1977 by Craig McDean
/Model Jacqui Hooper fronts ‘Mille Miglia’ [a thousand miles], a timely auto-racing fashion story with a retro boho vibe styled by Sissy Vian. Photographer Craig McDean [IG] captures Hooper, with male model Aurélien Frank, for Vogue Italia [IG] September 2025./ Hair by Pier Paolo Lai; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
The Original Mille Miglia [1927-1957]
The Race: This was a dangerous, high-speed endurance race held on public roads in Italy. The figure-eight shaped course ran from Brescia to Rome and back, covering about 1,000 miles. The race was banned in 1957 following a horrific crash that killed driver Alfonso de Portago, his navigator, and nine spectators.
Legacy: The original race was known for making famous marques like Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, and Mercedes-Benz, with legendary drivers like Stirling Moss competing.