Bazaar Netherlands Says 'Get Naked' with Artists Neeltje de Vries, David Roemer

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Bazaar Netherlands Says 'Get Naked' with Artists Neeltje de Vries, David Roemer

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Bazaar Netherlands Says 'Get Naked' with Artists Neeltje de Vries, David Roemer

The summer 2024 issue of Harper’s Bazaar Netherlands [IG] invites us to ‘get naked’, inspired by the sensual vision of water-inspired bliss expressed by model Zoe Bernard photographed by David Roemer [IG] and the sensual, art-gallery photography of Neeltje de Vries [IG].

The word ‘naked’ speaks figuratively to the tip-of-the-tongue marketing word ‘authenticity’, which also has a deeper meaning about personal behavior and expressed values to humans seeking more earnest conversation on the subject.

Authentic woman of the hour Pamela Anderson is featured in the issue ‘getting naked’ as is artist Lenny Kravitz.

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Ancient Water Stories Inspired by Chloe Magno in Vogue Thailand by Amie Milne

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Ancient Water Stories Inspired by Chloe Magno in Vogue Thailand by Amie Milne

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Ancient Water Stories Inspired by Chloe Magno in Vogue Thailand by Amie Milne

Rising model Chloe Magno covers Vogue Thailand Beauty [IG] April 2024 issue, devoted to emerging, holistic trends in wellness and beauty.

Magno’s fashion story ‘Wellness Wisdom’ is styled by Holly Gorst with images by Amie Milne [IG] and the editorial eye of Vogue Thailand EIC Kullawit Laosuksri.

The Mekong Basin: Ancient Wisdom and Water Reverence

In the heart of Southeast Asia, the Mekong Basin unfurls as a testament to the ancient wisdom and reverence for water held by the peoples living in this region. Their differing histories and customs are united by their respect for the region’s waterways. This region considers its rivers and springs not merely as sources of sustenance but as sacred entities that cradle life and civilization.

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Emilly Nunes 'Rainforest' Activist by Fernando Sippel for Numéro Netherlands February 2024

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Emilly Nunes 'Rainforest' Activist by Fernando Sippel for Numéro Netherlands February 2024

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Emilly Nunes 'Rainforest' Activist by Fernando Sippel for Numéro Netherlands February 2024

Photographer Fernando Sippel [IG] brings his poetic and sensual photographic vision to Rio De Janeiro for a fashion story ‘Rainforest’, shared in the February 2024 digital issue of Numéro Netherlands [IG]. / Hair and makeup by Claudio Belizario

Jose Camarano styles model and rainforest activist Emilly Nunes in images that express the deep relevance and symbolism of the rainforest in human life on planet Earth.

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Imaan Hammam for Zara Swimwear | Even Stone Age Humans Loved Swimming

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Imaan Hammam for Zara Swimwear | Even Stone Age Humans Loved Swimming

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Imaan Hammam for Zara Swimwear | Even Stone Age Humans Loved Swimming

Top model Imaan Hammam fronts the late February 2024 release of Zara Swimwear. The images remind us that spring is coming in to the northern hemisphere, and swimming is on our minds.

Some of the earliest examples of ancient swimmers include the frescoes in the Cave of Swimmers in Egypt, dating back to around 10,000 years ago.

Water holds immense symbolic significance in various global religions due to its powerful and transformative nature. In many belief systems, water is seen as a source of life and purification.

Read on about the role of water in Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and indigenous cultures.

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Our Brains Love Swimming, So Grab a New Zara Swimsuit and Take the Plunge in June

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Our Brains Love Swimming, So Grab a New Zara Swimsuit and Take the Plunge in June

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Our Brains Love Swimming, So Grab a New Zara Swimsuit and Take the Plunge in June

Zara drops another swimwear capsule, this time a June 2023 collection modeled by Steffi Cook, shot by Kate Bellm [IG]./ Hair by Karim Belghiran; makeup by Jose Carlos Gonzalez

Your Body and Brain Love Swimming

Swimming is often considered one of the best exercises for the body, but did you know that it can also have major benefits for the brain? Research has shown that swimming can positively impact various aspects of the brain, including cognitive function, memory, and even mood.

Firstly, swimming is known to stimulate the growth of new brain cells, a process known as neurogenesis. This is especially important as we age, as the creation of new brain cells slows down over time. Swimming can help boost this process, especially in the hippocampus, an area of the brain responsible for memory and learning.

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