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A Bountiful Jewelry Harvest with Yacine Diop in Glass Magazine by Tobias Delcroix AOC Fashion
British model Yacine Diop graces the pages of Glass Magazine’s December 2021 issue. Styled by Marian Nachmia in the heavy on jewelry and accessories fashion story . . . ‘This Time’, Diop is lensed by Tobias Delcroix [IG]. / Hair by Mark Francome Painter
Paula Anguera in 'Youth Revolt' Style by Santi de Hita for Vogue Espana Feburary 2022 AOC Fashion
Rising model Paula Anguera is styled by Marta Bajo in ‘Revuelta Juvenil’ [Youth Revolt], lensed by Santi de Hita [IG] for Vogue Espana February 2022.
Sohyun Jung Wears 'Cool White' Modern Country Club Luxury for Harper's Bazaar Korea AOC Fashion
Model Sohyun Jung wears ‘Cool White’ country club luxury fashion styled by Yoon Hye-Young. Photographer Choi Moon-Hyuk [IG] captures the varsity pedigree looks for Harper’s Bazaar Korea February 2022.
Adwoa Aboah's 'Second Act' by Stefan Heinrichs for Sunday Times Style January 30, 2022 AOC Fashion
Model Adwoa Aboah covers the January 30, 2022 issue of The Sunday Times Style Magazine, wearing Celine by Hedi Slimane on the cover. Verity Parker styles Aboah in ‘Second Act’, with now looks from Miu Miu, Gucci, Supriya Lele, Givenchy and more, lensed by Stefan Heinrichs./ Hair by Jaz Lanyero; makeup by Celia Burton
I’ve been a fan for so long, I kind of feel like I manifested this,” the beauty ambassador for Rimmel London explains to interviewer Hermione Eyre. Adwoa Aboah is speaking about her landing an acting role in the fourth season of ‘Top Boy’, the acclaimed sleeper hit drama starring Ashley Walters and the rapper Kano.
Ice Queen Frida Gustavsson by Jenny Brough in Vogue Scandinavia February 2022 AOC Fashion
Frida Gustavsson is styled by Sophie Gaten in Nordic elegance for ‘Frida at Last’, lensed by Jenny Brough. Frida isn’t actually walking across an Icelandic volcanic field in Louis Simonon’s set design for Vogue Scandinavia February 2022./ Hair by Amidat Giwa; makeup by Grace Sinnott
Nordic Visitor brings us up-to-date on the latest volcanic eruptions in the Land of Fire and Ice.
Carlos Teixeira Captures Kieza Kanda in 'Love for Nature' in Marie Claire Mexico AOC Fashion
Angolan model Kieza Kanda graced the fall 2021 pages of Marie Claire Mexico and Latin America, styled by Patrycja Juraszczyk in goddess-worthy, seaside elegance. Carlos Teixeira [IG] made the fashion story capture named ‘Love for Nature’.
Kanda expressed a totally different persona in fall 2021’s Gucci Off the Grid' X A Vibe Called Tech Collab Lensed by Amber Pinkerton AOC Fashion
Amy Troost Flashes Fashion Joy Galore in 'Big Fun' for Harper's Bazaar US February 2022 AOC Fashion
Models Bente Oort, Hannah Motler, Jordan Daniels, and Precious Kevin give us a mega-dose of fashion adrenalin in ‘Big Fun’. Photographer Amy Troost inspires, begs, cheers, directs, cajoles — without too much trouble — four models engaged in a lovely moment of stylish levity. Their smiles are contagious without a Debbie Downer in the bunch. ‘Big Fun’ delights us in Harper’s Bazar US, February 2022, and we NEED it. Thank you. ~ Anne
In total contrast, compare to: Charlotte Wales Captures Lola, Malika, Mika in 'Nouvelle Vague' for Vogue France.
Alisha Boe in 'California Dream' by Hugh Lippe for Vogue Scandinavia January 2022 AOC Fashion
Norwegian and American actor Alisha Boe graces the pages of Vogue Scandinavia’s January 2022 issue. Boe was born in Oslo, Norway, to a Somali father and a Norwegian mother, and she moved to Los Angeles at age seven, growing up with her mom and new step-father. Boe is known for portraying Jessica Davis in the Netflix original series ‘13 Reasons Why’.
Keegan Singh styles Boe in ‘California Dream’, lensed by Hugh Lippe [IG]. / Hair by Sheridan Ward; makeup by Ozzy Salvatierra
Janet Jumbo's Cozy Fashion Getaway by Jackie Nickerson Numéro France AOC Fashion
Model Janet Jumbo is styled by David Bradshaw in ‘Échappée Belle’, a warm and cozy, elegant fashion getaway lensed by Jackie Nickerson [IG] for Numéro France December 2021/January 2022.
Naomi Osaka was overflowing with sass this week, heading into the Australian Open, after her early withdrawal from the warmup tournament Melbourne Summer Set 1. Osaka has said that her primary goal in 2022 is to have fun and never cry again in front of the press.
Losing her third round match Friday night to the promising 20-year-old, 60th-ranked American Amanda Anisimova, Osaka was disappointed but also looking on the bright side of things.
“I fought for every point; I can’t be sad about that,” Osaka said. “You know, like, I’m not God. I can’t win every match, you know. So I just have to take that into account and know that it would be nice to win the tournament, but that’s, like, really special.”
Having fun was also important to Anisimova, who said that by the third set against Osaka, she was no loner nervous.
“I love playing in these high-pressure moments, and I think it’s really fun to play in Melbourne in front of a crowd like that. So I was just trying to enjoy every moment really. I kept reminding myself, ‘I’m at a Grand Slam playing against Naomi Osaka, just try to enjoy it, because it’ll be over soon.’”
Naomi Osaka, the defending champion of the Australian Open lit up digital space earlier in the week, saying that she has proved herself enough and that she doesn't give a f--- anymore about those who have something negative to say about her.
Osaka responded directly to a fan who wrote on Instagram: "Enter every match in this tournament like you have something to prove.” It’s not clear that the remark was so snarky or disrespectful, but Osaka fired back:
"Respectfully I don't have anything to prove," Osaka said. "Before my first slam I was told I had potential but probably not gonna capitalize on it. After my first slam I was told I got lucky and I was a one-hit wonder.
After my second Slam I was told I could be great but I was unsure. After my third and fourth slams I was told I will only be good on hard courts. Moral of the story - people are always gonna have something to say and idgaf [I don't give a f***] anymore."
Lara Jade Flashes Roos Abels and Cartier's Sixieme Sens Collection for Modern Luxury AOC Modern
Model Roos Abels travels to Jackson Hole, Wyoming to showcase Cartier’s Sixieme Sens jewelry collection against the Western sky. Sixieme Sens reimagines Cartier’s iconic house designs by combining precious 1,000-year-old stones. The collection in total embraces unusual geometric ornamentations, contrasting textures, and other visual patterns that exhibit optical illusions.
Stylist Faye Vande Vrede chooses Jackson Hole-ready outerwear, knits, and dresses from Erdem, Etro, Ralph Lauren and more as a fashion backdrop for a Cartier collection that is sublime beauty. Photographer Lara Jade [IG] captures the style majesty for Modern Luxury Magazine./ Hair by Walton Nunez; makeup by Georgina Billington
Gabriel Moses Captures Cultural Identity Fashion for Dazed Magazine AOC Magazine
Dazed Magazine posted online in December 2021 ‘Under the Skin’, styled by Marika-Ella Ames. Models Baba Chogwu, Goy Manase, Mayor Dutie and Nyaueth Riam are lensed by Gabriel Moses [IG]./ Hair by Ali Pirzadeh; hair by Ali Pirzadeh
The Dazed text by Liam Hess introducers readers to five rising creatives — a “new guard of young designers interrogating cultural identity.”
Across the UK, a new guard of designers is drawing on global influences to ask how we can use our pasts – whether cultural heritage, personal histories, or intergenerational trauma and healing – to forge a new path to the future that ricochets between the boundaries of sexuality, gender, race, and nationality.
The young designers featured at Dazed are Cameron Williams, Chloe Nardin, Fidan Novruzova, Gui Rosa, and Roisin Pierce.
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