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Julia Hafstrom In 'The Light of the Morning' By Camilla Akrans For Vogue Italia April 2017
Model Julia Hafstrom is pure poetry, styled in gossamer looks by Robert Rydberg. Photographer Camilla Akrans captures 'The Light of the Morning' for Vogue Italia April 2017./ Hair by Erika Svedjevik; makeup by Fredrik Stambro
Myrthe Bolt & Christopher Einla In 'Good Jeans' By Ben Weller For WSJ Magazine April 2017
Dutch model Myrthe Bolt made her global debut stepping onto Miu Miu’s Spring 2017 runway with big names such as Gigi Hadid, Anna Ewers, and Julia Nobis. The Next model was featured by Vogue.com in Feb. 2017, after reuniting with Hadid and more for her second show: the Fall 2017 Versus Versace extravaganza.
Myrthe Bolt springs into the pages of WSJ Magazine, joining male model Christopher Einla for a denim story, styled by Margherita Moro. Ben Weller captures the duo in 'Good Jeans' for the April 2017 issue.
Watching the new Pepsi ad featuring Kendall Jenner in an act of pseudo street activism involving protest and then making nice to a row of cops by offering them a can of Pepsi left me stupefied. And I believe that America is way too pc and am never silent in telling people to get a grip. But I simply cannot believe that such a high-level brand as Pepsi was ignorant as to how our young people and all people of conscience would respond, watching the commercial. If you want to understand why #BlackLivesMatter gets their backs up, this marketing travesty just confirms every stereotype about empathy-lacking whites that I can think of.
All over America black men of every age are dying in the streets because they 'looked ominous'; all over America millions of women are watching our rights being stripped away by the Trump administration, all over the world the Trump administration has further restricted funding for contraception and maternal health, all over America undocumented workers are afraid of the dreaded knock at the door that will lead to deportation . . . Pepsi takes this reality that is front and center in the nation's consciousness and they reduce it to Kendall Jenner (who didn't join the Women's March, unlike Gigi Hadid) giving a can of Pepsi to good cops. If only the issues of the mass incarceration of young black men and Ferguson were this simple.
Thankfully, the brand came to its senses and issued this statement: "Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding. Clearly we missed the mark, and we apologize. We did not intend to make light of any serious issue. We are removing the content and halting any further rollout. We also apologize for putting Kendall Jenner in this position." ~ Anne
Christiane Arp and Clare Richardson style part 3 of 'Natural Beauty' featuring Kate Moss, Lara Stone, Irina Shayk, Sara Grace Wallerstedt, and Birgit Kos. Peter Lindbergh captures this massive fashion artistry project with a cohesive vision for Vogue Germany May 2017. / Hair by Odile Gilbert; makeup by Sally Branka and Stephane Marais for Kate Moss.
Vittoria Ceretti Is 'Pure' In Paolo Roversi Images For Interview Magazine April 2017
Top model Vittoria Ceretti is lensed by master photographer Paolo Roversi in 'Pure', styled by Ludivine Poiblanc for Interview Magazine April 2017.
Jourdan Dunn Makes A Colorful Splash In Max Abadian Snaps For Fashion Canada May 2017
Top model Jourdan Dunn gets vivid, styled by George Antonopolous in Max Abadian images for Fashion Canada May 2017./ Makeup by Grace Lee; hair by Lacy Redway
Prince Harry Continues Diana's Work On Landmine Free World 2025 Day April 4
Prince Harry will speak at the Landmine Free World 2025 reception at Kensington Palace to mark International Mine Awareness Day on April 4. Harry is committed to continuing in his mother Princess Diana's footsteps in pursuit of a world free of landmines by 2025, writes Vogue UK.
Diana was photographed walking through a mine field in Angola to raise awareness of the risk of often lethal undiscovered landmines.
Selena Gomez Covered Vogue US April 2017 in a Spring Print Profusion AOC Style & Fashion
Top American talent Selena Gomez, a third generation American-Mexican, delivered a short, visual desert cover story in the April 2017 issue of Vogue US. Photographer duo Mert & Marcus were behind the lens in this bit of spring delight.
Marie Chaix styles Cara Taylor, Sara Grace Wallerstedt and Ansley Gulielmi for images by Mert & Marcus in Vogue Italia April 2017./ Hair by Soichi Inagaki; makeup by Peter Philips
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