Top model Binx Walton is styled by Julia Sarr-Jamois in ‘Peak Season’, an outdoors-loving fashion story capturing nature’s hazy bathing light.
Photographer Malick Bodian [IG] captures the layered, utilitarian beauty from Bottega Veneta, Chanel, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Hèrmes, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Marfa Stance, Simone Rocha, Vetements and more for British Vogue [IG] July 2025 issue./ Hair by Virginie Pinto Moreira; makeup by Mel Arter
The dandies of next week’s Met Gala have reached out to all the fine ladies including Ajok Daing, Dara Gueye, Maty Fall, Nyaduola Gabriel and Sunira Da Silva for this Vogue US May 2025 photoshoot lensed by Malick Bodian [IG] and styled by IB Kamara. Malick also appears as a model./ Hair by Virginie Moreira; makeup by Ammy Drammeh
Eveningwear is on the menu for the fashion story largely styled in hues of blue.
Danish beauty Mona Tougaard is styled with great flair and quiet luxury confidence by Marie Amelie Sauve. As fashion drops its ‘quiet luxury’ mood, D La Repubblica’s D Magazine [IG] uses MAS’s styling to transform the creamy whites fashion story into a Formula One car with a hybrid engine, photographed by Malick Bodian [IG].
Supermodel Naomi Campbell is also center stage in the September 2024 issue of Bazaar US [IG], styled by Carlos Nazario in Bulgari, Chanel, Ferragamo, Loewe, Michael Kors, Phoebe Philo and more. Malick Bodian[IG] captured Naomi in Paris, “when the rain finally stopped”. / Hair by Jawara; makeup by Pat McGrath and Adam Fleischhauer
Top model Mica Arganaraz is styled by Sarah Richardson in a debut fashion story lensed by Malick Bodian [IG] for EIC Richardson’s new media brand Beyond Noise [IG]. / Hair by Benjamin Muller; makeup by Amy Drammeh; set designer by Amy Stickland
Deauville, a charming seaside town in Normandy, France, holds a special place in the history of fashion as the birthplace of modern Chanel fashion. It was here in 1913 that Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel opened her first boutique outside Paris. Deauville's affluent visitors and relaxed atmosphere provided the perfect backdrop for Chanel to revolutionize women's fashion.
Coco Chanel introduced a new aesthetic that embraced simplicity, comfort, and elegance — with menswear and the lives of men being a key psychological component in Chanel’s approach to fashion design for ‘liberated’, wealthy women.
Leisure as a signature of wealth surrounded Coco in her observations of Deauville's elite vacationers.
Photographer Malick Bodian [IG] turns his lens to top model Malika-el-Maslouhi in a fashion story ‘Un Automne à Montmartre’. El-Maslouhi and colleagues Hiba Aboufaraj and Ikram Abdi are styled by Ibrahim Kamara for Vogue France [IG] October 2023./ Hair by Jawara; makeup by Thom Walker
Chanel shares images of their Pre-Fall-Winter 2023 collection featuring model and actor Iman Pérez, who is of Spanish, Senegalese, German and French descent.
The video is more modern glam — but energetic — than these images. Ib Kamara [IG] styles Pérez, with images by Malick Bodian [IG].
Chanel show in Dakar now embedded. Chanel ambassador Pharrell Williams was on the ground in Dakar, spreading his ‘Humanrace’ message.
Fresh off his runway walk in the Dior Menswear show at Pyramid Giza, Egypt, Malick Bodian — cover model for this original How To Spend It November 2022 presentation was PROUDLY in Dakar, Senegal to take part in his home country festivities. Bodi took many images for fashion media.
Senegalese musician NIX shared his thoughts on Chanel coming to Dakar: “We have a culture that is very open to the world, we have been influenced by many things, which I see as a richness, and this generates an overflowing creativity today.”
How To Spend It Magazine’s November 2022 issue pays homage to late photographer Malick Sidibé, landing in the Sengalese cities of Dakar and Saint Louis with models Elhadji Fall, Kathia Ndong, Malick Bodin, and Pape Seck.
Belgian photographer Quentin De Briey [IG] is on the scene in Senegal, creating images that are vibrant, joyous, beautiful and a holiday gift for ubuntu-loving spirits.
In November, Michaela Coel will appear as Dora Milaje warrior Aneka in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’, the second in Marvel’s blockbuster Afrofuturist series. Vogue editor Chioma Nnadi interviews the screenwriter and actor in the exciting Vogue US November 2022 cover story Michaela Coel on Creativity, Romance, and the Path to ‘Wakanda Forever’.
The star wears a Gucci Made To Measure Dress by Alessandro Michele on the cover, with Gucci jewelry, styled by Ib Kamara [IG] and lensed by Senegalese-Italian model/photographer Malick Bodian [IG].
Coel Addresses Gay Hate in Africa | AOC Blames the US Evangelical MAGA Crowd for Years
AOC looks beyond Vogue to confirm that it’s US right-wing MAGA evangelicals who are stirring up anti-LGBTQ-hatred in Ghana, as they have done for well over a decade in Uganda. Open Democracy estimates that more than 20 US Christian groups known for fighting against LGBT rights and access to safe abortion, contraceptives and comprehensive sexuality education have spent at least $54m in Africa since 2007.