Felice Noordhoff Makes a Dramatic Entrance in HTSI SS-2025 Fashion Issue

Felice Noordhoff Makes a Dramatic Entrance in HTSI SS-2025 Fashion Issue

Model Felice Noordhoff covers How to Spend It’s [HTSI] Spring/Summer 2025 Fashion Issue, styled here by Isabelle Kountoure. The message is clear: ‘Make a dramatic entrance in these bold shapes’, wearing Alaïa, Bottega Veneta, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Duran Lantink, JW Anderson, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Maison Margiela, Phoebe Philo, Prada, Rokh, Victoria Beckham

Photographer Kayla Connors [IG] is behind the lens as HTSI dials in on looks worn by fashion’s vanguard./ Hair by Joe Burwin; makeup by Sandrine Cano Bock

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Aymeline Valade at Geneva's Lombard Odier in 'Bank Statement' for HTSI March 2024

Aymeline Valade at Geneva's Lombard Odier in 'Bank Statement' for HTSI March 2024

How To Spend It Magazine [IG] March, 2024 issue heads to Geneva, a perfect backdrop to feature the city’s Swiss-banker style in a fashion story ‘Bank Statement’.

Cover star French actor and successful model Aymeline Valade poses at Lombard Odier, an innovative bank for private & institutional clients seeking a sustainable investing approach.

Isabelle Kountoure styles Valade in classic coats, crisp shirts and impeccable tailoring in images by Tess Ayano [IG].

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Rolf Schrader and Victoria Fawole Cover HTSI Magazine Fall 2023 Wooly Bully Fashion

Rolf Schrader and Victoria Fawole Cover HTSI Magazine Fall 2023 Wooly Bully Fashion

The September 10, 2023 issue of HTSI Magazine [IG] takes us into their fall fashion edit, aptly described as ‘80s power dressing with less ‘The Bitch’ and more sexual restraint.

Models Rolf and Victoria Fawole have separate covers, with styling by Isabelle Kountoure. Photographers Louise [IG] & Maria Thornfeldt [IG] capture the fashion zeitgeist in ‘All the feels’, a nod to the uber-tactile nature of many fabrics — the fluffier the better. / Makeup by Patrick Glatthaar; hair by Christos Bairabas

There’s no info floating out there on the actual fibers used in these fashion fluffies.

Stella McCartney has pioneered the in-use Koba® Fur-Free Fur by ECOPEL [IG] is made with recycled polyester and up to 100 percent DuPont™ Sorona® plant-based fibers. Now, ECOPEL has gone a step further by creating a biodegradable faux fur, GACHA.

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