Cat Lady Lupita Nyong'o for Harper's Bazaar UK November 2024 by Alexi Lubomirski

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Cat Lady Lupita Nyong'o for Harper's Bazaar UK November 2024 by Alexi Lubomirski

Beloved actor Lupita Nyong’o has not taken up painting. But today’s Harper’s Bazaar UK[IG] November 2024 cover story reminds us that not all fashion photography sets are created equal. Nyong’o covers Bazaar UK’s ‘The Art Issue: a celebration of colour, craftsmanship, pattern and print.’

Photographer Alexi Lubomirski [IG] hits all the high notes in a fashion story styled by Miranda Almond for Chanel’s newest global ambassador.Gorgeous and right on the money in terms of a huge trend emerging.

White Skin Does NOT Reflect God’s Will

Lupita again speaks of the issue of skin color — one we’ve written about many times, along with featuring her mind-changing interview with Alek Wek.

The actor has frequently told the stories of praying to God as a young woman, beseeching the divine to make her skin lighter.

Anne has done a lot of research on this topic and puts a new spin on this set of outrageous Christian beliefs about skin color.

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Madame Germany's 'Tableau VIVANT' Fashion Story and the Bloomsbury Artists

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Madame Germany's 'Tableau VIVANT' Fashion Story and the Bloomsbury Artists

The Bloomsbury Group, widely known for their boundary-pushing approach to art, literature, and culture, found inspiration in the intricate beauty and meticulous detail of Flemish floral painting.

One of the key artists influenced by Flemish floral painting was Vanessa Bell. As a founding member of the Bloomsbury Group and a prominent painter, she adapted the Flemish technique to create her own unique style.

Flemish floral painting provided a departure from the formal academic art conventions of the time, just as the Bloomsbury artists, sought to break free from traditional norms, inspired by the freedom and creativity exhibited in the Flemish works. They recognized that flowers possessed a profound energy and vitality that could be unleashed through artistic expression.

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Kate Moss at Charleston, Wearing Kim Jones Fendi Couture Lensed by Mert & Marcus

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Kate Moss at Charleston, Wearing Kim Jones Fendi Couture Lensed by Mert & Marcus AOC Fashion

Kim Jones Fendi Couture Debut

Supermodel Kate Moss previews her friend Dior Men’s designer Kim Jones’ debut couture collection as artistic director for Fendi Womenswear. The name ‘Pioneering Women’ (definitely NOT American pioneer women), is inspired by the women of Britain’s Bloomsbury Group.

In these images by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, Kate showcases Jones’ first Fendi collection statement, styled by Edward Enninful at Charleston, the legendary artistic set’s Sussex home. Kate and Jones go way back to the ‘90s when Alexander McQueen introduced them.