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Zendaya + Storm Reid's LOVE Magazine Spring 2020 Fashion Fun by Alasdair McLellan
Zendaya and Storm Reid play sisters on ‘Euphoria,’ and are styled by Law Roach in an eclectic, modern, punched-up fashion story. Photographer Alasdair McLellan captures the sisterly-love style merriment for LOVE Magazine February 2020./ Hair by Jawara; makeup by Sir John
Ben Hassett Flashes Maty Fall in Bijoux Riches Images for Vogue Paris
Rising beauty Maty Fall [Diba] is styled by Morgane Bedel in ‘Bijoux: La Tete Haute’, a femme fatale elegance fine jewelry editorial lensed by Ben Hassett for Vogue Paris February 2020./ Hair by Olivier Schawalder; makeup by Lynsey Alexander
Victoria's Secret Swim Spring-2020 Campaign with Alexina Graham, Lais Ribeiro, Jasmine Sanders
Victoria’s Secret returns to Cabo, Mexico with photographer Anna Palma behind the lens. Angels Alexina Graham and Lais Ribeiro join model Jasmine Sanders in softer lens images for the Victoria’s Secret Swim 2020 Campaign.
Top model and VS Angel Barbara Palvin make a dramatic black entrance, lensed by Jumbo Tsui for InStyle China January 2020./ Hair by Jason X
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Adut Akech, Kaia Gerber in 'Easy Street' Luxe Minimalism for Vogue US February 2020 AOC Fashion
Top models (and good friends) Adut Akech and Kaia Gerber appear in ‘Easy Street’, a collection of “elegant unfussy” simple silhouettes from Burberry, Chanel, Loro Piana, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tom Ford, Valentino and more styled by Camilla Nickerson.
Bibi Borthwick captures the new minimalism for Vogue US February 2020. See all the credits at Vogue.com.
J Lo + Kendall Jenner In Electrifying Versace 2020 Campaign by Mert + Marcus
The Versace Spring 2020 Campaign is the first jolt of original Versace that we’ve seen is a VERY long time. We chucked, thinking “yeah, Michael Kors does Versace” — the original inventor of female superheroes. There are VERY few men in fashion who truly love powerful, ambitious women. Versace is one and Tom Ford is another. After that, we must think.
Celebrity songstress Jennifer Lopez closed the Versace Spring 2020 show, wearing a variation of the designer’s daring, iconic green jungle print dress. It’s surely one of the most photographed dresses of all time.
Leslie Zhang Captures Burberry 2020 Chinese New Year Campaign
Models He Cong and Liang Jiyuan front Burberry’s 2020 Chinese New Year Campaign, lensed by Leslie Zhang./ Makeup by Xin Miao; hair by Bon Fan Zhang
Burberry brand ambassador Zhou Dongyu joins the celebration of the Year of the Rat, which is memorialized with its own Burberry print.
Domen and Van de Velde Flash 'Welcome to the Circus' for Vogue Portugal December
Model Léa de Wouters is styled by Julia Muller in fashion extravagance for ‘Welcome to the Circus’. Photographers Domen and Van de Velde captures the feathered, glittering glam for Vogue Portugal December 2019./ Hair and makeup by Magdalena Loza
Beyonce by Melina Matsoukas in ELLE US January 2020 ‘Ask Me Anything’
American music video, film, commercial and television director Melina Matsoukas, two-time Grammy Award winner and four-time MTV Video Music Awards winner for her "We Found Love" and "Formation" music videos, shoots her close friend Beyoncé in ELLE Magazine’s January 2020 cover story and interview ‘For Beyoncé, Creativity Is the Ultimate Power’.
Karen Langley styles the superstar in a mix heavy on selects from her IVY Park line. In a candid ‘Ask Me Anything’ narrative, Beyoncé responds to fan queries via email, Facebook and Instagram.
Guy Aroch Captures Barbara, Jasmine and Romee in Victoria's Secret Resort 2019.2020
Victoria’s Secret Angels Barbara Palvin, Jasmine Tookes and Romee Strijd bask in sun and sand, showcasing the Victoria’s Secret Resort 2019-2020 Collection. The Angels are lensed by Guy Aroch in the Turks & Caicos, miles away from Columbus, Ohio executive suite VS headaches.
Superstar Taylor Swift welcomes a new decade, wearing archive Chanel tweed for the January 2020 cover of British Vogue, lensed by Craig McDean. The jacket from Chanel’s Métiers d’art Paris-New York 2005/2006 collection expresses a keen desire from editor-in-chief Edward Enninful put sustainability front and center in fashion dialogue. Simply stated, we cannot add another decade of limitless, shop-until-you-drop consumption on Mother Earth’s wounded self.
Taylor Swift is fresh off winning six awards at last Sunday’s AMAs, bringing her total to 29. Swift won both artist of the year and artist of the decade.
“Buying better and buying less is what I believe in: investing in clothes that will last a lifetime, pieces that can be passed down from generation to generation. Fashion shouldn’t feel disposable: the best clothes can be worn time and time again and have the quality of both design and craftsmanship to ensure their staying power – that’s how I’ve always dressed, it’s just that, because I only wear black, you can never tell. In that spirit, it was important to me to choose a classic item for Taylor, one that is everlasting – and that’s why I used a Chanel jacket from the Métiers d’art 2005/2006 collection. It’s the ultimate sign of luxury, it has never gone out of fashion, and it never will.”
Taylor Swift is fresh off winning six awards at last Sunday’s AMAs, bringing her total to 29. Swift won both artist of the year and artist of the decade.
In her British Vogue interview, Taylor joins musical theater kindpin Andrew Lloyd Weber, to discuss their collaboration on the movie adaptation of ‘Cats’ Webber’s 1981 extravaganza that set records in London’s West End and also on Broadway, running for a combined shy of 40 years. The duo has created a new song ‘Beautiful Ghosts’, with lyrics written by Taylor the afternoon she first heard Webber’s “hauntingly beautiful melody”.
Returning to fashion and Swift’s Craig McDean photo shoot ‘Waste Not’, contributing fashion director Kate Phelan pairs vintage pieces dating back 35 years with looks from the autumn/winter 2019 and Resort 2020 collections and specially commissioned garments crafted from deadstock (merchandise never sold to or worn by consumers) . Katharine Hamnett’s much-publicised “Pershing” T-shirt is styled alongside inspiring pieces from Amsterdam-based designer Duran Lantink, who upcycles items from resale sites into new exquisite garments. “We are looking at the longevity of what designers make and sell,” Phelan explains of her process. “They don’t have to start from scratch every time they make a collection. I still have clothes from years ago that I mix in with more recent looks – an old Chanel jacket that can stand the test of time, say. Things you never get bored of.”
Amy Gambini, Lena Bistrova by Carlos Teixeira Vogue Portugal December 2019
Models Amy Gambini and Lena Bistrova are styled by Sara Soares in ‘Mundo de Sonhos’. Carlos Teixeira makes the capture for ELLE Portugal December 2019./ Hair by Edgar Venancio; makeup by Xana Lopes
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