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Bella Hadid in Demna Gvasalia's Balenciaga for i-D Winter 2019 by Oliver Hadlee Pearch
Supermodel Bella Hadid is styled by Carlos Nazario wearing Balenciaga Paris in i-D Magazine SS2020. Bella is lensed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch in an interview with fashion editorial featuring Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia.
Bruno Sialelli Launches Pure Artistry In Lanvin's Fall 2019 Campaign Lensed By Glen Luchford
Lanvin strikes a creative bulleye, channeling ancient fashion artistry with a thoroughly modern attitude in its Fall 2019 campaign. Lanvin’s first campaign under Bruno Sialelli’s creative direction resonates with a whiff of Gucci but no camp. It’s a palate cleanser in a world confused and ready to regurgitate, while holding onto old moorings in a world of dissonance and tribulations.
Sobriety never looked so beautiful, and youthful wisdom is in the air, expressed by Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Kat Carter, Freek Iven, Yashitela and Jeranimo Van Russel. Carlos Nazario styles the ensemble in images by Glen Luchford. / Makeup by Lucia Pieroni; hair by Paul Hanlon
Models Emily Driver, Jeranimo van Russel, Mariana Barcelos, Mateusz Chmielewski and Ugbad are styled by Carlos Nazario in ‘Mystic Pilgrims’ — a first look at 31-year-old Bruno Sialelli’s vision for the brand. Photographer Ethan James Green captures the model quintet for Lanvin, the oldest French fashion house in continuous existence.
Oliver Hadlee Pearch turns his lens to the flagrant, in our faces hypocrisy of the Vatican and the Catholic Church worldwide on the topic of homosexuality. Carlos Nazario styles the cast in ecclesiastical-inspired menswear, heavy with the drapes of sartorial concealment, in ‘Angels in America’ for Vogue L’Uomo Spring 2019.
One assumes that the relaunched publication is long-seeped in knowledge about the Vatican’s hypocrisy on gay rights and women’s rights. I have no knowledge — and have never inquired — about the magazine’s position on this critical topic. A Google search brings up no first 5 pages commentary directly associated with the Vatican scandals from Vogue L’Uomo. The women’s magazines generally are doing noticeably better in talking about this difficult topic.
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