Givenchy Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign: Powerful, Fearless, Openly-Sensual
/Givenchy Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign: Powerful, Fearless, Openly-Sensual
Creative director Sarah Burton has released her third Givenchy Portrait Series with Burton muse Kaia Gerber and globally-celebrated photographer Annie Leibovitz, joined by supermodel Liu Wen, model Selena Forrest and artist Isabelle Albuquerque.
When Sarah Burton joined Givenchy [IG] as creative director late in 2024, she prioritized the faces that would define the house being as important as the clothes. The powerful formula behind the Givenchy Portrait Series is unmistakeable. Givenchy women are powerful, fearless, and often openly-sensual, wearing Burton’s dramatic but wearable cuts that are unapologetically modern.
The new collection’s chic, carefully-distilled severity is balanced with a joyful but and bold sensuality in the new Portraits. Shot by Collier Schorr [IG] with creative direction by Ferdinando Verderi and styling by Camilla Nickerson, the new Givenchy campaign reads strong design for strong women
Read MoreTory Burch FW2025 Campaign, $1 Billion Goal for Women Entrepreneurs
/Tory Burch FW2025 Campaign, $1 Billion Drive for Women Entrepreneurs
The Tory Burch [IG] FW 2025 Campaign gives us a moment to check-in with one of AOC’s favorite brands. Models Hejia Li, Ida Heiner, Lulu Tenney, Nora Attal, and Selena Forrest bond in New York City in a campaign lensed by Jamie Hawkesworth [IG].
Strong performance in 2024: Multiple reports from early 2025 cite Tory Burch's financial strength in 2024, noting the brand sold an estimated $1.8 billion worth of products.
Huge Ambition Goals at the Tory Burch Foundation
In early May 2025, the Inaugural Tory Burch Foundation Founders Breakfast honored Martha Stewart, while Burch unveiled an ambitious new pledge: to generate more than $1 billion in economic impact through women entrepreneurs by 2030.
Read MoreSelena Forrest Covers HTSI SS 2025 Fashion Focused on Fashion's Vanguard
/Top model, Louisiana-born Selena Forrest joins HTSI’s Spring 2025 fashion preview, following Felice Noordhoff’s HTSI’s fashion story posted Sunday.
Forrest is styled by Camilla Nickerson choosing Bottega Veneta, Ferragamo, Gabriela Hearst, Hermès, Hodakova, Loewe, Miu Miu, Phoebe Philo, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, The Row, Wales Bonner and more for fashion images by Cathy Kasterine [IG].
Read MoreM Le magazine du Monde Luxury Issue Fall/Winter 2024 Lensed by Karim Sadli
/In their own words: “What is luxury?”
Every year at the same time, M Le magazine du Monde [IG] asks itself this question through a major fashion shoot. And every year, M's answer is the essentially the same: luxury is an attitude, made of glamour and nonchalance.
Photographer Karim Sadli [IG] shoots Awar Odhiang, Julia Nobis, Liu Wen, Lulu Tenney, Raquel Zimmermann and Selena Forrest in the streets of New York, styled by Alex Harrington with creative direction by Jean-Baptiste Talbourdet-Napoleone. / Makeup by Dick Page; hair by Jimmy Paul
Read MoreTory Burch SS2024 Campaign Starts a Ruckus in Marfa, Texas with Grace, Ida and Selena
/Tory Burch [IG] strikes up the band, taking her Spring-Summer 2024 Campaign to Marfa, Texas, a small desert town in west Texas. population 1,748. Marfa has a very big reach both east and west as an arts center. Those damn liberals keep showing up in Marfa, trying to wreck the whole state of Texas, from the point of view of Governor Greg Abbott.
In fact, the arrival of this great campaign starring Grace Elizabeth, Ida Heiner and Selena Forrest is deeply political — perfectly timed as a clapback to the freakin’ absurd MAGA meltdown over Taylor Swift this week.
Only Taylor Swift appearing on horseback, disguised as a member of the Texas Rangers, but then jumping off her stallion and into the street guns blazing [in the air] to save Grace, Ida and Selena from an impending arrest would make this advert any better. What is their crime? Disturbing the peace.
Photographer Jamie Hawkesworth [IG] would be stupified over the entire scene but covering all the action from every angle. Meanwhile Brian Molloy does an excellent job styling this production, with hair by Jimmy Paul and makeup by Dick Page.
Read MoreVogue Hong Kong 'Empowerment' September 2023 Issue Covers by Luigi & Iango
/‘Empowerment’ is the theme of the September 2023 issue of Vogue Hong Kong’s September 2023. AOC shares five individual covers featuring Abby Champion, Cara Taylor, Lineisy Montero, Qun Ye, and Selena Forrest and two almost identical ensemble covers.
Photographers of the moment Luigi and Iango [IG] capture the five cover stars wearing Fendi accented with jewellery by Messika.
Read MoreChloe Oh, Lulu Tenney, Mika Schneider, Selena Forrest for Vogue Korea July 2023
/Vogue Korea’s July 2023 issue puts four significant model faces on five covers: Chloe Oh, Lulu Tenney, Mika Schneider, Selena Forrest.
Dahye Kim styles ‘Faces of Summer 2023’ for images by Hyea W. Kang in a large fashion story that takes two posts. / Hair by Tsuki; makeup by Yumi Lee
Read MoreSelena Forrest Feels 'Miami Heat' in WSJ Magazine April 2023 by Angelo Pennetta
/Top model Selena Forrest covers the April 2023 issue of WSJ Magazine, styled by Julia Sarr-Jamois in hot weather, fluid elegance. Photographer Angelo Pennetta [IG] captures Selena in hot-weather mode in Miami, where she has a home since 2021. “Work can be so fast-paced, and here I have a big backyard,” says Forrest. “I’m just soaking in the nature and the sunshine.”/ Hair by Mustafa Yanaz; makeup by Susie Sobol
Read MoreProenza Schouler SS 2023 with Kendall, Selena and Arca Lensed by Davit Giorgadze
/Models Kendall Jenner and Selena Forrest join talent Arca in Proenza Schouler’s Spring/Summer 2023 Campaign, lensed by Davit Giorgadze [IG].
Camilla Nickerson styles the modern fashion silhouettes with splashes of cascading ruffles, lavish crochet lace panels, fringe and dots created by designers Jack McCollough + Lazaro Hernandez.
Read MoreGivenchy Spring 2023 Campaign Prompts a Fresh Look at Brand Strategy
/Reviews for this new Givenchy Spring 2023 campaign have been very positive. It would seem that holding the line and trying to make this vision of Givenchy work has merit.
In October, the New York Times explored the evolution [or confusion] around Williams’ vision for Givenchy.
Reminding readers that Givenchy has no core house identity, the sequence of designers at Givenchy has further created murky waters.
As for the talented American creative director Mr. Williams, does a former Kanye West acolyte, have a vision capable of translating Givenchy in modern terms — especially when none of us knows anymore, what Givenchy is about?
Because it’s game over if Mr. West, legally known as Ye, gets anywhere near an advisory role to Mr. Williams to help sort out his quandary.
From all I’ve read about him, Williams can’t possibly share West’s ‘I’ve never read a book, because I don’t need to’ attitude.
As The Atlantic explained this week: “Identifying as someone who categorically rejects books suggests a much larger deficiency of character.”
Read MoreTory Burch Holiday 2022 Campaign Blue Hues Prompts Reflections on Traditions
/While we associate the campaign’s silvery blue mood with the sea, let’s also remember that Hanukkah begins Sunday, December 18 this year and ends on December 26.
Whether she intended to make a subliminal statement or not in the Tory Burch Holiday 2022 Campaign, I appreciate blue in this moment. It’s refreshingly ecumenical, when brands are exploring exactly what traditions mean within the context of today’s world.
Hands down, Ralph Lauren has no peer in this realm of recasting the truth of the American experience. But Tory Burch is traveling on the same moonbeam — with an added emphasis on women’s lives and achievements. I love her for that long and sincere contribution to telling women’s stories.
Kanye West and his desire to rip America apart as a MAGA lover — and now Hitler, too — has gotten people up off the sidelines.
That would NOT be AOC, btw. We are never on the sidelines, when the focus is stopping hate.
Read MoreSelena Forrest and Ugbad's Spirit World Journey by Gray Sorrenti for i-D #369
/Photographer Gray Sorrenti [IG] brings her artistry and psychological attunement to ancient spirits in the natural world to the pages of i-D Magazine’s The ULTRA Issue, no. 369 Fall 2022. Models Selena Forrest and Ugbad Abdi are styled by Matt Holmes with creative direction by Jonny Lu./ Hair by Akki Shirakawa; makeup by Frank B
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