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Helena Christensen Covers Vogue Scandinavia #2 by Henrik Bülow in Copenhagen AOC Fashion
Supermodel Helena Christensen covers the second issue of Vogue Scandinavia, photographed by Henrik Bülow [IG] at her seaside cottage in Denmark. Camilla Larsson styles Helena, who speaks of her love for old cameras and the beauty of imperfection.
Vic Ishimwe Dazzles in Cero Magazine's High Energy Style by Jai Odell AOC Fashion
Model Vic Ishimwe is ravishing, styled by Andrej Skok in modern fashion looks with whimsey — but also verve, suggesting a stronger energy bandwidth. Skok chooses made-to-order and ready-to-go looks from Isa Boulder, Noir Kei Ninomiya and more unique brands lensed by Jai Odell [IG] in Cero Magazine’s new issue. / Hair by Chiao Chenet; makeup by Min Kim
Cero Magazine is published in New York by Cero Collective, as a quarterly nonprofit arts and culture publication that spotlights and supports rising talents in a broad scope of disciplines. Cero Collective is dedicated to the values of creativity, inclusivity, sustainability and accountability. Editor-in-chief Jonathan Shia is also associated with The Last Magazine.
Applications for Cero Collective’s first photography grant and magazine exposure closed on August 15, but young and/or aspiring photographers might want to bookmark this page for future applications.
Bella Newman Flashes 'The Young and the Restless' for Muse Magazine #58 AOC Fashion
Photographer Bella Newman [IG] focuses on cultural diversity and fashion inclusivity as the main message for her style story ‘The Young and the Restless’. We add that the imagery, the fashion mix styled by Amy Mach and the set itself is pretty fantastic in the pages of Muse Magazine #58, September 2021.
Also, the diverse cast of Mammina Aker, Manami Kinoshita, Nyaueth Rian and Thalita Farias makes it own visual statement. Perhaps there’s no need to state the obvious./ Hair by Dylan Chavles; makeup by Dan Duran
The real question is ‘will diversity hold’? AOC thinks ‘yes’ because Black talent is pumping visual creativity and diverse points of view into the style universe like never before. If you are a globalist like Miss Anne, you are drowning in the visual glory of the moment.
With the world on our doorstep, just imagine the journey before us, if we choose to take it — guided by sustainable principles, of course.
Blonde Salad Chiara Ferragni Covers the 'New' Vogue Italia October by Scandebergs AOC Fashion
Italian blogger, businesswoman, collaborator, wife and mother Chiara Ferragni covers the new issue of Vogue Italia. The founder of ‘The Blonde Salad’ is styled by Poppy Kain in images by Scandebergs for the October 2021 issue./ Hair by Pierpaolo Lai; makeup by Georgina Graham
Chiara wears Gucci on the cover of Vogue Italia, accompanied by words of wisdom from Francesca Ragazzi, Head of Content of Vogue Italia, addressing the question of why Chiara Ferragni is covering Vogue Italia.
Ragazzi writes that Vogue Italia has always been at the center of international debate on controversial, international issues. This assertion may be largely true, although it’s legendary Vogue Italia editor Franca Sozzani who owns this accolade.
Vogue Italia has not possessed the same intellectual verve since the beloved and esteemed Sozzani died in December 2016.
Campbell Addy's Smile-Worthy 'Over the Rainbow' Men's Fashion for WSJ Magazine AOC Fashion
Before seeing this gorgeous WSJ Magazine post online, Anne found herself in a state of exasperation and irritation on a business matter. Checking the credentials on an entirely different post sent by WSJ, It’s Time to Ditch All Your Neutrals and Embrace Rainbow Fashion, stopped her cold.
It’s no secret that AOC jumps through hoops for photographers of color — but for good reason. They have a visceral capacity to feel color in a way we find inspiring. Let’s just say that the world of fashion has been much happier and optimistic with the unleashing of Black creativity, in particular.
Ghanaian-British photographer Campbell Addy’s [IG] image above just erased any and all negative emotions at AOC, even though it’s a grey day on the East Coast. Clare Richardson styles the shoot called ‘Over the Rainbow’, with commentary by Jenny Hartman. Models include: Benyam Mehari, Jefferson Obuseri, Mensah Benjamin.
Stopping by Campbell Addy’s IG as we always do for the photographer — but also to track down the names of the models — we were touched deeply by his vulnerability. Anne was in a similar place in 2014.
Sunday [yesterday October 10] was World Mental Health Day 2021. Campbell Addy wrote:
When asked to create this shoot all I wanted to do was smile. I wanted to create images that would make me smile, because to be frank I had forgotten how to smile deeply and honestly. Those close to me understand my battle with mental health - and it’s a process. Today’s is mental health awareness day, and I would hope someone will look upon these images and feel love, hope and be able to smile. Life is a journey and can be tough at times but simply reaching out and saying hello can make the biggest change in a loved ones life. Thank you to my agents, friends, family and collaborators for putting up with me in my times of need. I’m still trying to smile deeply and honestly, it’s a journey but I’ll get there.
You succeeded in getting Anne to smile also, Campbell Addy — with these glorious images. To say nothing of the joyful jewelry being created in my studio with 80% of the ingredients coming out of Ghana.
Big thanks to you, Campbell Addy, and countless other Black creatives who are turning my own artistry inside out. That’s a big deal for a white lady of a certain age. Better now than never, I guess. Thanks for everything. LOL ~ Anne
Antonella Delgado Wears Modern Sensuality Lensed by Rocio Ramos in Vogue Arabia AOC Fashion
IMG fashion model Antonella Delgado is styled by Abraham Gutiérrez in modern luxury with a strong sensual undercurrent. Spanish photographer Rocio Ramos [IG] captures Delgado for Vogue Arabia’s September 2021 issue, with art direction by Abraham Gutierrez./ Makeup and hair by Nacho Fernandez
Kristen McMenamy Oozes Opulence in 'The Heiress' for British Vogue by Mert & Marcus AOC Fashion
American model Kristen McMenamy graces the pages of British Vogue [IG] November 2021 issue as ‘The Heiress’. Benjamin Bruno styles McMenamy in dripping with old money glamour images by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott [IG]. /Hair by Paul Hanlon; makeup by Daniel Sallstorm
Zoe Kravitz in Saint Laurent by Collier Schorr for AnOther Magazine FW 2021 AOC Body
Zoë Kravitz is “the cool kids’ cool kid,” writes Lynette Nylander for AnOther Magazine’s FW 2021 issue. As a fashion front row favorite, Zoë Kravitz is styled by Avena Gallagher in almost total Saint Laurent fall fashion head to toe in images by Collier Schorr [IG].
“I feel like me and Anthony [Vaccarello] inspire each other. We talk about inspiration pictures and send things back and forth. Me and Anthony are tight,” Kravitz says about the YSL designer and her four-years relationship with the luxury brand.
Sara Blomqvist Is Modern Muse Lensed by Umit Savaci in Vogue Poland October 2021 AOC Fashion
Model Sara Blomqvist is styled by Lorna McGee in tailored garments with modern twists, lensed by Umit Savaci [IG] in Vogue Poland October 2021.
City Girls Anna Mila Guyenz and Isilda Moreira by Rafa Gallar for ELLE Spain September 2021 AOC Fashion
Models Anna Mila Guyenz and Isilda Moreira wear city girls fall fashion from top luxury brands in the pages of ELLE Spain. Bárbara Garralda & Sylvia Montolíu are in charge of styling in images by Rafa Gallar for the September 2021 issue. / Beauty by Kley Kafe
Fernanda Ly's Fashion Frolic by Drew Jarrett for Vogue Singapore September 2021 AOC Fashion
Model Fernanda Ly is styled by Daniela Paudice in ‘Wish You Were Here’, a fashion frolic lensed by Drew Jarrett [IG] for Vogue Singapore September 2021./ Makeup by Laura Stiassni; hair by Jenny Kim
On the British side of the Atlantic, Adele signals the return of va va voom dressing. Not only has Adele walked out of the shadows and into the light — but her new-found roar is heard on both sides of the Atlantic.
Adele covers the November issues of both British Vogue and American Vogue. Across the pond, the jaw-dropping partnership puts Adele in the curatorial fashion arms of EIC Edward Enninful and the impeccable eye of master photographer Steven Meisel.
The watchword on the shoot, as Enninful explains in his editor’s letter, was “timeless”, to reflect the powerhouse performer herself. The looks – from the vinyl Louis Vuitton mini dress to the dramatic Dolce & Gabbana corsetry – are, accordingly, fabulous exemplars of hyper glamorous style that goes beyond trends, eras and, for Adele, continents. Except it feels especially right for now.
Adele’s attitude about the public response to her new image is “I couldn’t give a flying f**k” (about what anyone thinks of her image). Spellbinding glamour comes from within and not from Instagram likes. And the hair? Adele has found her inner lioness.
The November 2021 issue of British Vogue hits newsstands tomorrow, Friday October 8. While we’re digesting Adele’s interview with Giles Hattersley, you can read it directly: Adele, Reborn: The British Icon Gets Candid About Divorce, Body Image, Romance & Her “Self-Redemption” Record.
Up next, Adele rolls up the safari mat of her inner lioness for American Vogue, in a fashion story lensed by Alasdair McLellan. LOL, for just one precious moment — LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! ~ Anne
Canadian top model Coco Rocha, now a mom of three, covers CR Fashion China #3, wearing a chic, menswear stripe Laurel suit. Ron Hartleben styles Rocha in Bottega Veneta, Calvin Luo, Nina Ricci, Proenza Schouler and more, lensed by Hong Kong-based Johnson Lui [IG] / Hair by Eric Williams; makeup by Grace Ahn
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