Joshua Woods Captures Karly Loyce in Chloé Spring 2021 #CHLOEVOICES

Joshua Woods Captures Karly Loyce in Chloé Spring 2021 #CHLOEVOICES

Martinique-born, French university-educated model Karly Loyce is styled by Camille Bidault Waddington in key elements from Chloé Spring 2021 #CHLOEVOICES. Photographer Joshua Woods, who grew up in Harlem’s Le Petit Sénégal, a small enclave along West 116th Street, makes the Chloé campaign capture.

In 2018, The New Yorker shared images of Woods’ first trip to Senegal, including the Île de Gorée. Take a look at The New Yorker.

Cindy Bruna Covers Vogue Arabia December 2020 Lensed by Tom Munro

Cindy Bruna Covers Vogue Arabia December 2020 Lensed by Tom Munro

Top model Cindy Bruna splashes her elegant gorgeosity across the cover of Vogue Arabia’s December 2020 issue, with an initial release of images. Schanel Bakkouche chooses figure-hugging, entrance-making silhouettes for a fashion story devoted to ‘Saudi Fashion’. Photographer Tom Munro is in the studio, creating a series of refined and impeccable images in which Cindy Bruna reigns supreme.

Michaela Coel Covers W Magazine 'The New Originals' November, Lensed by Tim Walker

Michaela Coel Covers W Magazine 'The New Originals' November, Lensed by Tim Walker

British actor Michaela Coel is on every list that matters this fall. She covers the current edition of W Magazine with its focus on The New Originals. The June, jaw-dropping debut of Michaela Coel’s ‘I May Destroy You’ HBO hit also put her in the current WSJ Magazine Innovators list and earned her a spot on the TIME 100.

‘I May Destroy You’ narrates the story of Coel’s own sexual assault after her drink is spiked at a bar. A long list of critics bears witness to Coel’s leader of a generation talents and her ”unique ability to distill what could have been an unbearable treatise on the nature of trauma into a sharp, funny, complex, deeply personal show about the nature of existence.”

In her groundbreaking lecture at the 2018 Edinburgh International Television Festival, Coel spoke about her assault publicly for the first time. Not dwelling on the blast of authentic, personal history permeating through her audience, the actor then used the rest of her 53 minutes address share her experiences with racism growing up in London, enrolling in a mostly white drama school, and also as a young actor and TV writer.

The entire video is shared in yesterday’s article about the event, in which Coel also held her audience captive with the story of more than one bag of shit left at her family’s front door and also in the mail box.

Photographer Tim Walker captures these intense portraits of the actor for the November issue of W Magazine, with styling by Sam Walker. Playwright, actor, producer and now budding director Jeremy O. Harris, whose Broadway stunner ‘Slave Play’ earned an outstanding 12 Tony nominations, interviews Michaela Coel. / Makeup by Sam Bryant; hair by Cyndia Harvey

Nadine Ijewere Captures Vogue US December's Ode to Glorious Aunties

Nadine Ijewere Captures Vogue US December's Ode to Glorious Aunties

The December 2020 issue of American Vogue brings a delicious visual and historical narrative fashion story to its pages. Titled ‘Family Values: An Ode to Aunties and Their Inimitable Sense of Style’, the new fashion images including models Adut Akech, Akon Changkou, Ariish Wol, Kesewa Aboah and Maty Fall are styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson.

London-born photographer Nadine Ijewere, of Nigerian-Jamaican parentage, is behind the lens. Her Nigerian ancestry is relevant because writer Alexis Okewo sets the stage for a discussion on aunties based on her own experience growing up in Alabama’s Nigerian community.

Nadine Ijewere Captures Vogue US December's Ode to Glorious Aunties

Nadine Ijewere Captures Vogue US December's Ode to Glorious Aunties

The December 2020 issue of American Vogue brings a delicious visual and historical narrative fashion story to its pages. Titled ‘Family Values: An Ode to Aunties and Their Inimitable Sense of Style’, the new fashion images including models Adut Akech, Akon Changkou, Ariish Wol, Kesewa Aboah and Maty Fall are styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson.

London-born photographer Nadine Ijewere, of Nigerian-Jamaican parentage, is behind the lens. Her Nigerian ancestry is relevant because writer Alexis Okewo sets the stage for a discussion on aunties based on her own experience growing up in Alabama’s Nigerian community.

Adut Akech's Ruffle Romance by Charles Dennington for Zimmermann Resort 2021

Adut Akech's Ruffle Romance by Charles Dennington for Zimmermann Resort 2021

Top model Adut Akech fronts Zimmermann’s Resort 2021 ready-to-wear campaign, posing in vaca looks styled by Romy Frydman. Photographer Charles Dennington is behind the lens, capturing the ruffles-abundant, ‘Lovestruck’ collection of romantic getaway dresses./ Hair by Renya Xydis; makeup by Linda Jeffreyes

Bella Hadid in 'All The Feeling' by Christian MacDonald for Vogue US November 2020

Bella Hadid in 'All The Feeling' by Christian MacDonald for Vogue US November 2020

Bella Hadid fashion story is short, but definitely one showing an acquired range of poses and attitude. Tonne Goodman styles Bella in ‘All The Feeling’, lensed by Christian MacDonald (IG) for Vogue US November 2020. Hair by Shay Ashual; makeup by Dick Page

Estelle Nehring in 'Ghost' by Domen / Van de Velde for Numero Russia 59

Estelle Nehring in 'Ghost' by Domen / Van de Velde for Numero Russia 59

Model Estelle Nehring is styled by Julia Muller in ‘Ghost’, a collection of ethereal, ruffled, voluminous gowns from Alexander McQueen, Dior, Dries Van Noten, Elie Saab, Givenchy, Miu Miu, Moncler and more. Photographers Domen / Van de Velde (IG) capture the moody, haunting fashion story for Numero Russia $59./ Hair by Ilham Mestour; makeup by Kathinka Gernant

British Royal Ballet's Francesca Hayward by Liz Collins for Vanity Fair "On Jewellery' Fall 2020

British Royal Ballet's Francesca Hayward by Liz Collins for Vanity Fair "On Jewellery' Fall 2020

Britain’s Royal Ballet star Francesca Hayward is living in the movement, lensed by Liz Collins (IG) for the September cover story of Vanity Fair’s “On Jewellery” supplement. Michelle Dugid styles Hayward in luxe jewels from Boucheron Nuage, Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels, Vanleles and more.

Interviewed by Annabel Davidson, both creatives made the point that they were committed to featuring Black jewellers across the images. Some are named here:

Hayward and I both felt strongly that Black jewellers should be included in every image, so across these pages you will see the work of established artists like Jacqueline Rabun and Vania Leles, but also multi-disciplinary artist Simone Brewster (who’s as adept at designing furniture as she is bangles), Awah Laud (who sources conflict-free materials from Ghana), Emefa Cole (whose work you can see in the V&A), Melanie Eddy, and Jariet Oloye-Odutola, whose work with glass and metal is nothing short of mesmerising.

See all the jewelry credits at VanityFair.com.

Dan Martensen Captures Tommy Hilfiger FW 2020 'Moving Forward Together'

Dan Martensen Captures Tommy Hilfiger FW 2020 'Moving Forward Together'

Models Alton Mason, Carolyn Murphy, Dilone, Geron McKinley, Halima Aden, Jasmine Sanders, James Turlington, Kit Butler, Ralph Souffrant, Soo Joo Park and more join hands in ‘Moving Forward Together’, another chapter of Tommy Hilfiger’s FW 2020 campaign. Dan Martensen captures the cast at Disney’s Golden Oak Ranch in Los Angeles County, California, with styling by Clare Richardson.

“When faced with unusual social and economic situations, sticking together is the best way forward,” states Tommy Hilfiger. “Each challenge also implies an opportunity: it can take one step closer to achieving a dream, stimulate self-questioning or inspire creativity that you never knew you had. Through ‘Moving Forward Together’, we want to help rekindle that creative spark and be able to help where it’s needed most.”

Lachlan Bailey Captures Calvin Klein FW 2020 | Linh Peters New CMO

Lachlan Bailey Captures Calvin Klein FW 2020 | Linh Peters New CMO

Top models Kendall Jenner, Mayowa Nicholas and Rebecca Leigh Longendyke bring Calvin Klein’s Fall 2020 campaign to downtown LA. Lachlan Bailey captures the trio, styled by George Cortina in Calvin Klein’s at ease, yet sophisticated modern woman dressing. / Hair by Shay Ashua; makeup by Carrasquillo

Linh Peters New Calvin Klein CMO

The $9 billion Calvin Klein brand announced today that former Starbucks vice president Linh Peters will become global chief marketing officer for Calvin Klein, effective Nov. 2.

Peters will lead all aspects of Calvin Klein’s consumer organization with a focus on developing the Calvin Klein brand experience, product marketing and data-driven innovation, reports WWD. In addition to her extensive career at Starbucks, Linh Peters held senior positions at Ultra Beauty and Target.