Luz Pavon Gets Glitzy In 'Shine Bright' Lensed By Guy Aroch For Vogue Arabia June 2018
/Model Luz Pavon is styled by Katie Mossman in 'Shine Bright', lensed by Guy Aroch for Vogue Arabia June 2018./ Hair by Rudy Martins; makeup by Deanna Hagan
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Model Luz Pavon is styled by Katie Mossman in 'Shine Bright', lensed by Guy Aroch for Vogue Arabia June 2018./ Hair by Rudy Martins; makeup by Deanna Hagan
Model Ruby Aldridge is pure lady boss, styled by Amarsana Gendunova in Versace, Chanel and more made-to-be seen designer labels for 'Power Play'. Photographer Shxpir captures Ruby in the company of Aurelien Muller for Vogue Taiwan May 2018./ Hair by Clay Nielsen; makeup by Liset Garza
Superwoman model Doutzen Kroes covers the June 8th issue of Elle France, styled by Jeanne Le Bault in summer casual bits for 'Doutzen Show'. Photographer Duy Vo is behind the lens; hair by Illham Mestour; makeup by Mo Karadag
Alena Blohm Is Rays-Radiant, Flashed By Dean Isidro For Grazia Italy June 2018
Model Alena Blohm soaks up the rays, styled by Michele Bagnara in sporty beach looks from swimsuits to casual little pieces. Photographer Dean Isidro flashes Alena for Grazia Italy June 2018./ Hair & makeup by Barbara Bertuzzi
Classic suiting gets a makeover with logo-laden pinstripes and patchwork leather in the June 2018 issue of ELLE US. Model Myrte Bolt is styled by Samira Nasr in 'Power Play', lensed by Tom Schirmacher. / Hair by Gavin Harwin; makeup by Maki Ryoke
Rising model Valentina Sampaio drips in luxe in 'Perfect Dream', the June 2018 cover story in Vanity Fair Italy. Against the backdrop of sensual dress cuts of black, silver and ivory, Valentina wears glittering luxe jewelry from Tiffany & Co., Harry Winston and Cartier, lensed by Giovanni Gastel./ Hair by Stefano Gatti; makeup by Silvia Dell'orto
Gucci has again affirmed its commitment to sustainability and transparency with the launch of Gucci Equilibrium, an online platform "designed to connect people, planet and purpose".
“We have been working on sustainability for so long and we realised at one point that our actions needed to be better understood within and outside the company,” president and CEO Marco Bizzarri told WWD.
The Equilibrium.gucci.com website will launch a company-wide program for the 13,000 Gucci employees, allowing every member of the staff to dedicate one percent of their working time to volunteering in their local communities.
“These are critical times when we can all play our part in helping to deliver on the UN Global Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement,” Bizzarri added. “The only way to do that is by bringing people together, sharing ideas, innovation and experiences. This is the objective we have set for Gucci Equilibrium.”
Gucci’s 10-year sustainability plan centers around three pillars: the environment, people and innovation. Within the first pillar, it has set a target to guarantee the traceability of 95 percent of raw materials. Its “scrap-less” program in association with its tanneries, which reduces the quantity of leather that is treated during the manufacturing process, follows Gucci's late fall announcement that the house will no longer use fur in its collections.
Following in the footsteps of Salma Hayek and Beyoncé's Chime for Change dedicated to girls' and women's empowerment long embraced by Gucci, Gucci Equilibrium will launch a series of social enterprises, such as "I was a Sari", in which Gucci craftspeople teach women from Mumbai's marginalized communities in Mumbai how to upcycle saris.
Victoria's Secret Angel Taylor Hill makes a second appearance in the June/July 2018 'Oceans' issue of Numéro Magazine #194. Styled in sleek swimwear for her Olympian images (is this all Taylor or also a body double or just Photoshop), Taylor's physical prowess is captures by Jacob Sutton.
It Brit Lady Kitty Spencer, Princess Diana's niece, launches her first campaign as the newest UK brand ambassador for Bulgari.
"It is an immense honor to be working with the most iconic Italian jewelry brand in the world, Spencer said in a statement. "Bvlgari has always been synonymous with creativity, heritage, beauty and glamour. I am, therefore, very excited to be part of the Bvlgari family, as it means experiencing their passion and magic first-hand."
Lady Spencer's duties go far beyond posing in beautiful ad campaigns. In particular she will advocate for children worldwide, as part of Bulgari's commitment to Save the Children. A second key charity partner for Bulgari is the Elton John Aids Foundation.
In June 2017, Spencer was instrumental in raising £140,000 for the Elton John Aids Foundation, when she modeled and introduced the brand's Divas’ Dream diamond necklace that was auctioned at their gala in aid for EJAF. Bulgari says that Spencer embodies the label's "fearless attitude".
Model Lou Schoof is styled by Charlie Harrington in 'Wish You Were Here', lensed by Josh Shinner for Harper's Bazaar UK July 2018./ Hair by Gareth Bromell; makeup by Polly Osmond
Vogue Australia asks: Is yoga the new facelift? Instead of Botox or other procedures you probably can't afford, consider that practitioners of yoga are known for having youthful looks, and not only because the practice yoga diminishes stress and body-ravaging inflammation.
Renowned Aussie yoga teacher, nutritionist and author Lola Berry says, “Yoga poses can play a big role in our beauty regime, when you increase blood flow to the face it can result in naturally lifted and plumped skin.” Specifically, “Forward folds—where you are bending at the hip and letting your torso hang towards the ground—and inversions—downward facing dog, shoulder, head and hand stands—where blood is sent to the head and face,” says Berry, will achieve this kind of natural facelift.
Top models Eniko Mihalik and Nadja Bender have a good time in 'Come on over', lensed by Dimitri Hyacinthe for RUSSH Magazine Spring/Summer 2018./ Hair by Kiyo Igarashi; Colleen Runne
'Queen Serena' Covers Harper's Bazaar US June 2018 With Dynamic, Powerhouse Beauty
Top American woman and the world's top athlete according to many experts, Serena Williams covers the June 2018 issue of Harper's Bazaar US. Miranda Almond styles Serena in sexy bodies with a classic twist, lensed by Richard Phibbs for 'Queen Serena'.
The interview begins: "As one of the greatest athletes of all time, Serena Williams has overcome misogyny and racism with inspirational fortitude and grace. Now that she is combining her return to Wimbledon with life as a new mother, after a traumatic birth that nearly killed her, she talks to Lydia Slater about sisterhood, self-acceptance and staying strong."
We hope that Serena is headed to Wimbledon, after dropping out of the French Open on Monday. After a week of surprising all with her 'old Serena' tennis megastar self, Serena withdrew from her scheduled match with Maria Sharapova, with an injury to her right pectoral muscle. via New York Times
Amanda Wellsh Is Bold Snow Bunny Lensed By Will Vendramini For ELLE Brazil June 2018
Top model Amanda Wellsh covers the June 2018 issue of ELLE Brazil, styled by Juliana Gimenez in the vivid, printed Versace bodysuit making waves in fashionworld on one cover and sensual black looks on the second. Amanda's editorial takes her to Vail, Colorado where photographer Will Vendramini captures the brunette snow bunny in sophisticated, Crayola colors.
Campbell Addy Flashes Jess Cole In 'Fictitious Nostalgia' For T Magazine Spain June 2018
Mixed race IMG model Jess Cole is a new face rising quickly. Ildara Cuiñas styles Jess in 'Fictitious Nostalgia', lensed by New York-based Campbell Addy for T Magazine June 2018.
Top model Jessica Stam dives deep into the female unconscious, styled by Olga Yanul in glittering, oceanic fashion goddess looks. Photographers Rene & Radka captures stunning images in 'Going Under' for Vogue Portugal June 2018./ Hair by Stephen Beaver; makeup by Kathy Jeung
Taylor Hill Covers Numero Tokyo In Casual Looks Lensed By Zoey Grossman
Victoria's Secret Angel Taylor Hill covers the July-August 2018 issue of Numero Tokyo. Stylist Anna Katsanis chooses a casual mix of must-have tees, denim and dress-up looks from Saint Laurent, Valentino, Coach and more for images by Zoey Grossman.
Film star and activist Nicole Kidman covers the July 2018 issue of the 'new and improved Tatler UK. Lensed by Victor Demarchelier, Kidman is styled in drop dead glamour from Chanel Haute Couture, Armani Prive, Elie Saab Haute Couture and more.
Tatler's new editor-in-chief Richard Dennen has expressed a clear and consistent vision for the magazine. In a new interview with WWD, Dennen says the monthly glossy should be "impossibly chic" with mega glamour, and "a nod to the past and a modern, more international outlook at what high society looks like today."
“What’s really exciting in the 21st century is to have these old heritage brands and to be able to update them into something which is very modern and cool — and one of the cool things about Tatler is that it’s so old and has this incredible heritage of culture, politics, high society and fashion,” said Dennen in an interview at his minimalist, all-white office at Vogue House. It’s decorated with a poster of one of his favorite Tatler covers from the past, shot by Norman Parkinson.
Fronting the magazine born in 1709 and is the oldest enduring title in the world, Kidman herself makes a strong case for the appeal of old Hollywood glamour, even if her roles represent the summit of women's issues and concerns worldwide. Read Kidman's interview with Elizabeth Day.
Danish beauty Frederikke Sofie is joined by new girl Anyelina Rosa, hailing from the Dominican Republic, in 'A Bigger Splash', styled by Camille Bidault-Waddington. Mario Sorrenti is behind the lens in the Maldives for Porter Magazine's Summer Escape issue # 27 2018./ Hair by Christiaan; makeup by Aaron de Mey
Model Vanessa Axente soaks up summer's beneficial rays in 'Vitamin Sea', styled by Maya Zepinic. Benny Horne is behind the lens for Porter Magazine #27 Summer 2018./ Hair by Michele McQuillan; makeup by Peter Beard
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