Lou Schoof Delights In Tom Schirmacher Images For Harper's Bazaar Netherlands

Lou Schoof Delights In Tom Schirmacher Images For Harper's Bazaar Netherlands

Model Lou Schoof covers the July-August 2017 issue of Harper's Bazaar Netherlands, styled by Sarah Gore Reeves in whimsical looks from Fendi, Stella McCartney, Celine and more. Photographer Tom Schirmacher captures the famous bob who reflected on her childhood in this 2017 Interview magazine chat.

"When I was a child, I compared a lot to people around me and wished I could live their lives," recalls German model Lou Schoof. "My father said: ‘You would have to live their whole identity—don't just think about one aspect. Would you rather have their family, their health situation, their habits, their friends, their schedules, their outlook, their social life?' If you look closely, no existence is flawless and easy," she continues. "With distance, most things seem attractive. I would rather work on my own life than chase after others." 

Jackie Nickerson Captures Rila Rukushima For Vogue Australia September 2017

Jackie Nickerson Captures Rila Rukushima For Vogue Australia September 2017

Japanese actor and fashion model Rila Rukushima joins Vogue Australia's September 2017 trip to Japan, lensed by talented, Boston-born photographer Jackie Nickerson. The artist -- and she is -- has a specific interest in identity and how we are all affected by our environment and in our shared social and psychological experiences. Nickerson has maintained an arms-length relationship with the fashion industry, preferring to live in Africa and Ireland, and also South Korea. Coaxed in for a Marni campaign in Fall 2015, Nickerson delivers much-needed artistry and individuality into the fashion world. More later . . . as she finds her right balance among the fashionistas. 

Waiting For A Perfect Protest? Op-Ed Argues I Am The Problem, Not Antifa

Waiting For A Perfect Protest? Op-Ed Argues I Am The Problem, Not Antifa

Anne's comment: "Your op-ed sanitizes the reality of the antifa protest in Berkeley, claiming that my white woman 'perfect march' moderation (I see myself as very progressive) is a greater problem for you than antifa's right to promote anarchy -- breaking windows, shutting down businesses, creating chaos and hurting people -- because a white nationalist wants to speak on campus.

Many antifa members are as committed to overturning our govt and creating anarchy to support their vision of justice as are the white nationalists, from all I've read. Your op-ed says clearly that I -- who sued the NYPD over events in Harlem and won -- am a greater problem for social justice -- than antifa.

Those claims are 1) absurd and 2) counter-productive to the cause of social justice. I am happy to stand (and have stood ALWAYS) for BLM, as an example.

But if you also demand that I agree to no free speech for the dreadful Ann Coulter, that Condoleezza Rice is not permitted to speak on any university campus, and that I speak proudly on behalf of black-shirt violence that breaks windows and clubs people for NO obvious reason but creating chaos and overturning our economic system, then you must explain to me 1) why this is necessary; 2) how it will succeed and 3) exactly what kind of America you imagine creating in your so-called just country. " {End comment}

On AOC yesterday, I did discuss this issue and also posted the polls referenced in this op-ed. I posted a link to the clergy group that organized the counter-protests in Charlottesville and have absolutely no issue with them. But if they are arguing -- as they seem to be -- that I must support a host of other actions, like antifa in Berkeley, I cannot support that violence. I do not support anarchy and the total overturning of capitalism in America, as antifa seeks (not that I think it's even possible). ~ Anne

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Antifa Joins White Nationalists In National Spotlight As Media Explores Domestic Terrorism

PROTESTERS IN BLACK, ASSOCIATED WITH ANTIFA, SHOWN AT A "NO-TO-MARXISM" RALLY AUG. 27 IN BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. THE RALLY HAD BEEN CANCELED, BUT STILL ATTRACTED ATTENDEES AND DEMONSTRATORS TO MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CIVIC PARK ALONG WITH SCORE OF POLICE IN RIOT GEAR. | M. SCOTT MAHASKEY/POLITICO

Antifa Joins White Nationalists In National Spotlight As Media Explores Domestic Terrorism

White nationalists are not the only domestic terrorists in America, although America's neo-Nazis aren't currently classified as such. In mid-August, after Charlottesville CNN explained:"While Congress chose to define "domestic terrorism," it did not actually create a crime of domestic terrorism. The punishment for committing an act of "terrorism" under federal law only covers crimes that either occur outside the United States or are initiated by people outside the United States. That means an act of pure terrorism that occurs right here at home, without foreign involvement, can't be prosecuted as terrorism under the law."

'Escape' to the Country by Alasdair McLellan for W Magazine September 2017

Alasdair McLellan Lensed Poetic, All-Star Country Beauty in W Magazine September 2017 AOC Pre-2020

Models Amandine Renard, Faretta, Giedre Dukauskaite, Lara Stone, Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Sarah Fraser, Saskia de Brauw, Vanessa Axente are styled by Benjamin Bruno in ‘Escape’, featuring a mix of grunge and boho elegance from Alberta Ferretti, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Brunello Cuccinelli, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Céline, Chanel, Chloé, Dior, Giorgio Armani, JW Anderson, Lanvin, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Prada

‘Escape’ is lensed by Alasdair McLellan for W Magazine 2017.

Asa Tallgard Is Lensed By Frida Aasen In Sensual Looks For ELLE Norway September 2017

Asa Tallgard Is Lensed By Frida Aasen In Sensual Looks For ELLE Norway September 2017

Top model Frida Aasen is styled by Petra Middelthon in sensual looks from H&M Studio, Hunkydory, Tiger of Sweden and more. PhotographerAsa Tallgard is behind the lens for ELLE Norway September 2017.

Saskia de Brauw & Othilia Simon In 'Roma' By Inez & Vinoodh For Vogue Italia September 2017

Saskia de Brauw & Othilia Simon In 'Roma' By Inez & Vinoodh For Vogue Italia September 2017

The September 2017 issue of Vogue Italia rolls out its new look under editor-in-chief Emanuele Farneti with this distinctive editorial 'Roma'. Models Saskia de Brauw and Othilia Simon are styled by Alex White in images by Inez & Vinoodh.Hair by Malcolm Edwards; makeup by Lisa Butler

Texas Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks 'Sanctuary Cities' Law

Texas Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks 'Sanctuary Cities' Law

A federal district judge on Wednesday ruled against the state of Texas and halted a controversial state-based immigration enforcement law just days before it was scheduled to go into effect, writes The Texas Tribune. .

U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia granted a preliminary injunction of Senate Bill 4, one of Gov. Greg Abbott’s key legislative priorities that seeks to outlaw “sanctuary” entities, the common term for governments that don’t enforce federal immigration laws.  

Uma Thurman Captivates In David Bellemere Images For DuJour Magazine

Uma Thurman Captivates In David Bellemere Images For DuJour Magazine

Actor Uma Thurman reflects on her storied career, interviewed by Adrienne Gaffney for DuJour magazine. Uma is styled by Isabel Dupré in sensual images, lensed by David Bellemere. The 'Pulp Fiction' actor makes her Broadway debut this fall in 'The Parisian Woman' opening at the Hudson Theatre. Thurman plays Chloe, a socialite coming to terms with politics, her past, her marriage and an uncertain future in Washington DC after the 2016 election. 

Lineisy Montero Is Fall Casual In Ben Weller Images For Vogue Mexico September 2017

Lineisy Montero Is Fall Casual In Ben Weller Images For Vogue Mexico September 2017

Model Lineisy Montero greets autumn in 'Querido Otono', styled by Paul Cavaco in down-home denim and casual looks. Ben Weller is behind the lens for Vogue Mexico September 2017./ Hair by Edward Lampley; makeup by Benjamin Puckey

Heidi Klum Blooms In Her Everyday Beauty Fall 2017 Lingerie Collection

Heidi Klum Blooms In Her Everyday Beauty Fall 2017 Lingerie Collection

Supermodel Heidi Klum creates her own flowerbed, harvesting the seeds of her Heidi Klum Intimates 'Everyday Beauty' Fall 2017 Collection. With names like The Tuberose Tryst and Fleur Fantasy, Heidi's lush, sensual flower garden is photographed by Francesco Carrozzini.Makeup by Linda Hay; hair by Lorenzo Martin

Tennis Pro Maria Sharapova Is Lensed By Jan Welters For The Edit Aug. 31, 2017

Tennis Pro Maria Sharapova Is Lensed By Jan Welters For The Edit Aug. 31, 2017

Top Russian-born tennis player Maria Sharapova advanced yesterday to the third round at the US Open, playing now in Queens New York. Maria appears here in 'Driven', styled by Tracy Taylor and interviewed by Jennifer Dickinson in Jan Welters images for The Edit August 31, 2017./ Hair by Adir Abergel; makeup by Kara Yoshimoto Bua

Charlee Fraser Brings A Poetic, Personal Elegance To Will Davidson Images For Vogue Mexico

Charlee Fraser Brings A Poetic, Personal Elegance To Will Davidson Images For Vogue Mexico

Photographer Will Davidson's images always have an aura of nostalgia about them. His images of Charlee Fraser add an unusually intimate dimension to a simply elegant fashion statement styled by Valentina Collado for Vogue Mexico September 2017.