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Model Mathilde Brandi is styled by Viviana Volpicella in 'Arte de Viver', sexy, black and red fashion drama, accented with precious jewelry looks lensed by Laura Sciacovelli for Vogue Brazil December 2017./ Hair by Andrew Guida; Jessica Nedza
Carey Mulligan Wears Heavenly 'Feathers' By Richard Phibbs For Harper's Bazaar UK January 2018
Actor Carey Mulligan covers the January 2018 issue of Harper's Bazaar UK. Miranda Almond styles Mulligan in heavenly, confectionery glamour for 'Feathers', lensed by Richard Phibbs./ Hair by Earl Simms; makeup by Zoe Taylor
Carey Mulligan had a major role in the Netflix film 'Mudbound' -- an exceptional film imo -- and is quotedin her interview about rumors of a real-life lynching taking place in Atlanta in July 2016.
“It was so crazy because, you know, that feels historical and it wasn’t. I think because I live in London, I suppose I have an idea that we’re all very multicultural and everyone is very accepting and I had no idea the extent to which racism is still rampant in America… I was naïve to how bad it is still today.”
Models Vittoria Ceretti, Cara Taylor and Binx Walton are styled by Carine Roitfeld in Alberta Ferretti's Spring/Summer 2018 ad campaign, lensed by Mario Sorrenti./ Hair by James Pecis
Queen Elizabeth II & Ghana President Nkrumah In A 1961 Diplomat Foxtrot Watched In Black & White
In consenting to a foxtrot -- yes, it happened for real -- with Nkrumah, Elizabeth II achieves more in a few minutes than British diplomats dealing with the young nation have managed to achieve in weeks. The dance scene itself is quite dazzling, as Elizabeth finds her Jackie-O side. Comparing the images from 'The Crown' above and the real-life photos below, there is more physical space between the couple in the real-life dance -- if these images don't distort the truth. And we must always remember that 'The Crown' is a fictionalized account of history, viewed through the lens of the British Empire and Britain's crumbling monarchy.
In reality, the Akosombo Dam was completed in 1965, in a project jointly financed by Ghana, the World Bank, the United States and the United Kingdom. Few sources -- even those who write that 'The Crown' is racist ( well SURE it is, given that colonialism was racist) -- debate that this foxtrot between Elizabeth II and President Kwame Nkrumah -- The Lion of Africa --was a diplomatic success on multiple fronts.
Model Milena Mira is styled by Pedro Sales in the self-explanatory 'Rito de Passagem', lensed by Rafael Pavarotti for Vogue Brazil December 2017./ Hair and makeup by Renata Brazil
Tyra Banks Growls & Prowls In Vijat Mohindra Images For Paper Magazine Winter 2017.18
Supermodel, businesswoman and new mom Tyra Banks is set to return to America's Next Top Model Cycle 24. In an interview with Essence, Banks addresses complaints that the show judges can be too tough, saying what contestants face on the show is nothing compared to what they will face in the modeling industry. "The things I have heard — it makes you insecure about things that you weren’t even insecure about."
An ex-Victoria's Secret Angel when only a few dominated the VS runway vs today's girl gaggle, Tyra makes a dramatic appearance in the Winter 2017 issue of Paper Magazine, lensed by Vijat Mohindra in 'Tyra Banks: Fierce as a Tyger'. B. Akerlund provides styling and creative direction. / Hair by Kim Kimble; makeup by Valente Frazier
Supermodel Bella Hadid is styled by Kim Mi Jin & Nam Hyun Ji in 'Bella', lensed by photographer Ahn Jooyoung for Vogue Korea January 2018./ Hair by Lee Hye Young; makeup by Peter Philips
Guinevere Van Seenus Is Lensed By Txeme Yeste In 'Versión Original' For Vogue Spain December 2017
Top model Guinevere Van Seenus is styled by Juan Cebrian in 'Versión Original', a sensual exploration of love and lust, lensed by Txema Yeste for Vogue Spain December 2017. / Hair by Blake Erik; makeup by Tyron Machhausen; set designer Jesse Kaufmann
Adwoa Aboah & Julianne Moore Launch John Hardy 'Made for Legends' Campaign By Luigi & Iango
Rising model Adwoa Aboah and actor Julianne Moore fronted John Hardy's Fall/Winter 2017 campaign, lensed by Luigi & Iango, with styling by Julia von Boehm./ Makeup by Gucci Westman; hair by Luigi Murenu
Artisan handcrafted jewelry brand John Hardy, founded in Bali in 1975, debuted 'Made for Legends in October 2017, as a new creative platform celebrating the personal power of femininity through the bold philosophy of wearing jewelry to express, to empower, and most of all, to honor the unstoppable potential of the self.
Those are lofty words but both Adwoa Aboah and Julianne Moore are activists as well as professionals practicing their crafts.
For her first collection for John Hardy, designer Hollie Bonneville Barden, the first woman to take the house’s creative reigns, reimagined the classic Naga motif. Barden relocated to New York and Bali from London, where she was the creative director of De Beers.
Sabo Launches Viscious Street Art Attack Against Meryl Streep Claiming 'She Knew' About Weinstein
A right-wing, LA-based street artist who goes by the name Sabo has claimed responsibility for a campaign targeting actress Meryl Streep in conjunction with the Harvey Weinstein debacle. The campaign features posters showing a beaming actress next to Harvey Weinstein but with a Barbara Kruger-style red banner across her eyes stating: “She knew.”
The words “She knew” in the posters are intended to suggest that Streep had knowledge but chose to ignore the disgraced movie mogul’s history of alleged sexual assaults. Sabo, who The Guardian says is 49, told the newspaper on Wednesday that he conceived the campaign with two collaborators—they are not named in the report—as retaliation for Streep using her most recent film, The Post, to criticize Donald Trump. “She’s swiping at us so we’re swiping back,” Sabo told The Guardian.
The posters began showing up on Tuesday in Los Angeles, including near Streep’s house, as well as the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists’s headquarters, and the studio lot of 20th Century Fox, according to the report.
Hailey Baldwin covers the January 2018 issue of Elle Spain, lensed by Nino Muñoz. Inmaculada Jimenez styles Hailey in Michael Michael Kors, Prada, Paco Rabanne, Louis Vuitton and more.
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen is styled by Patrick Mackie in 'Gisele The Queen', lensed by Luigi & Iango for Vogue Japan February 2017./ Hair by Luigi Murenu; makeup by Yumi Lee
Model Giedre Dukauskaite is styled by Morgan Pilcher in 'The Bare Necessities', a collection of retro classic looks lensed by Alexandra Nataf for The Edit December 21, 2017./ Hair by Jenny Kim; makeup by Pamela Cochrane
Model Riley Montana is styled by Christopher Maul in 'The Future Is Now', lensed by Riccardo Dubitante for D'Scene Magazine December 2017./ Makeup by Yin Lee
Agata Pospieszynska Eyes Khadijha Red Thunder For Harper's Bazaar Russia December 2017
Model Khadijha Red Thunder is styled by Svetlana Vashenyak in images by Agata Pospieszynska for Harper's Bazaar Russia December 2017./ Hair by Riad Azar; makeup by Kajsa Svanberg
Karly Loyce Fronts 'Hyères' Lensed By Charlotte Wales For Pop #37 Autumn/Winter 2017
Model Karly Loyce is styled by Charlotte Collet in black magic fashion, in Hyères, lensed by Charlotte Wales for Pop Magazine #37 Autumn/Winter 2017./ Hair by Christian Eberhard; makeup by Petros Petrohilos
Romee Strijd is styled by Anne Christensen in casual, crazy-cool looks from Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Chanel, Mary Katrantzou and more. Photographer Laurie Bartley captures the Victoria's Secret Angels for Elle UK January 2018.
Supermodel Carolyn Murphy is styled by Kristen Ingersoll & Fran Marto in 'Bamboleo Bambolea', lensed by Nino Muñoz for Harper's Bazaar Spain January 2018./ Hair by Italo Gregorio; makeup by Virginia Young
American heritage label Coach loves New York, unveiling its new Spring/Summer 2018 campaign, shot by Steven Meisel with an intention to "capture the tenderness of New York City." Meisel brings an all-star team to the campaign with creative direction by Fabien Baron, styling by Karl Templer, makeup by Pat McGrath and hair by Guido Palau.
The campaign features select pieces from the sprawling collection, including its homages to NYC street artist Keith Haring featured on bags, satin bombers and tees. The highlight of the Haring tribute is undoubtedly Coach’s new signature, which sees the timeless Coach pattern juxtaposed with Haring’s artwork “Tea Rose” rivets and matching hardware throughout.
Additionally, the brand’s biggest showpieces of this season are prominent, like the reimagined handbags that were first produced in 1972, with styles ranging from the Camera bag to the Mailbox.
Keith Haring was an American artist whose pop art and graffiti-like work grew out of the New York City street culture of the 1980s. Haring’s art blasted into hearts and minds with optimism, loud bursts of color, and bold graphic lines, fast-tracking his art career as a member of the underground art circuit where fashion, art, and music collided and collaborated.
British model Jean Campbell is styled by Margherita Moro in 'The Sky of California', lensed by Matteo Montanari for Vogue Russia January 2018./ Hair by Rudi Lewis' makeup by John McKay
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