Paloma Elsesser Is Lensed By Henrique Gendre For S Moda October 2018
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Rising model Paloma Elsesser is styled by Almudena Guerra in images by Henrique Gendre for S Moda October 2018.
Anna Ewers Is Lensed By Lachlan Bailey In 'Minuit A Monaco' For Vogue Paris October 2018
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Top model Anna Ewers is styled by Geraldine Saglio for ‘Minuit A Monaco’, lensed by Lachlan Bailey for Vogue Paris October 2018./ Hair by Marc Lopez; makeup by Petros Petrohilos
Hannah Ferguson Goes Neon In Psychedelic Images By Ben Hassett For ELLE US October 2018
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Model Hannah Ferguson poses in neon fashions, styled by Anna Trevelyan in looks from Prada, Miu Miu, Marni and more. Ferguson is lensed by Ben Hassett for ELLE US October 2018.
Roosmarijn de Kok Greets Fall, Lensed By Anne Menke For The Gloss September 2018
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Model Roosmarijn de Kok is styled by Luis Rodriguez for images by Anne Menke in The Gloss Magazine September 2018./ Makeup by Rebecca Alexander; hair by Lisa Raquel
Images by See Management for Lisa Raquel and Rebecca Alexander
Sarah Brannon Is Lensed By Jack Waterlot For W Magazine Korea October 2018
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Sarah Brannon Is Lensed By Jack Waterlot For W Magazine Korea October 2018
Model Sarah Brannon is styled by Joanne Blades in ‘Shape of You’, lensed by Jack Waterlot for W Korea October 2018./ Hair by Panos Papandrianos; makeup by Ayami Nishimura
Annie Powers Flashes Anok Yai In Modern Woman Looks For Garage Magazine Fall 2018
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Model Anok Yai is styled by Stella Greenspan for images by Annie Powers in Garage Magazine Fall/Winter 2018./ Hair by Edward Lampley; makeup by Emi Kaneko
Model Damaris Goddrie Wears An 80s Fashion Vibe In A Dan Beleiu Shoot For Vogue Arabia September 2018
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Model Damaris Goddrie morphs into a unique 80s vision of herself, styled by Claire Carruthers. Photographer Dan Beleiu captures Damaris for Vogue Arabia September 2018/ Set designer by Kaduri Elyashar; makeup by Alice Ghendrih; hair by Jean Baptiste Santens
Kaia Gerber Wears Haute Looks Lensed By David Luraschi For CR Fashion Book Fall 2018
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Kaia Gerber Wears Haute Looks Lensed By David Luraschi For CR Fashion Book Fall 2018
Rising model Kaia Gerber wears a mix of haute couture and rtw from Givenchy Haute Couture, Maison Margiela Artisanal, Marc Jacobs and more, styled by Carine Roitfeld. French-American image maker David Luraschi is in the studio for CR Fashion Book #13.
Kaia Gerber Model Archives @ AOC
Linda Vojtova Is Pristine Fashion Spirit Lensed By Andreas Ortner For Harper's Bazaar Czech
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Model Linda Vojtova is styled by Maria Kohutik in nature goddess, modern fashion romanticism in shades of white and ivory. Photographer Andreas Ortner is in the studio for Harper’s Bazaar Czech October 2018./ Hair by Martin Tyl; makeup by Ivana Tokarska
Cindy Crawford Is Sensual Drama Queen By Sebastian Faena For Vogue Spain October 2018
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Supermodel Cindy Crawford covers the October 2018 issue of Vogue Spain. Patrick Mackie chooses film star, aphrodite-rising dramatic looks for an American original lensed by Sebastian Faena. / Hair by Teddy Charles; makeup by Ozzy Salvatierra
Kavanaugh's Ex Yale Roommate Says He Drank Excessively, Way Beyond Intake Of Other Yale Students
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The media is REALLY behind the curve on the Kavanaugh confirmation, still not reporting the fact that on Friday 49 Yale law profs and two former deans of the Yale Law School demanded a full investigation of Kavanaugh.
The so-called liberal media is also not reporting that on Monday Kavanaugh's former roommate at Yale issued a statement that "he remembered Kavanaugh as "frequently drinking excessively and becoming incoherently drunk," in a statement released on Monday.
The numbers of people around Kavanaugh who claim that they cannot say w/100% certainty that the alleged sexual attack or harassment incidents happened -- because they were not there -- are very comfortable saying that Kavanaugh drank excessively and way beyond the normal intake for other Yale students.
And his own participation and leadership in groups like the '!00 Kegs or Bust' group at Georgetown Prep does not refute these claims in any way. Rather, they enhance them.
The hearings for a Supreme Court Justice are focused on character. This is not a jury trial.
James Roche said he is inclined to believe the sexual misconduct allegations made by Debbie Ramirez, a fellow classmate at Yale University, who claimed Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party.
Roche, who lived in a two-bedroom unit with Kavanaugh during their freshman year, described Ramirez as "being exceptionally honest, with a trusting manner," and said he believed Kavanaugh may have been "capable" of behaving in the alleged manner.
Fellow Yale professors have also alleged that Kavanaugh picked only attractive law clerks. Married Yale Law School professors Amy Chua and Jed Rubenfeld are under intense scrutiny after The Guardian reported on Thursday that the two faculty members separately told female law students interviewing with Brett Kavanaugh ’87 LAW ’90 that the Supreme Court nominee prefers female clerks who are good-looking and attractively dressed.
Last year, Chua privately told a group of law school students that it was “not an accident” that Kavanaugh’s female clerks “looked like models,” according to The Guardian’s account, which was based on interviews with anonymous law students. She recommended that female clerks dress in an “outgoing way,” The Guardian reported.
Drew Jarrett Flashes Milla Jovovich for L'Express Styles September 2018
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Model Milla Jovovich is lensed by Drew Jarrett for L’Express Styles September 2018.
Will Davidson Captures Giedre Dukauskaite In 'Away We Go' For Vogue Australia October 2018
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Model Giedre Dukauskaite is styled by Christine Centenera in ‘Away We Go’, lensed by Will Davidson for Vogue Australia October 2018./ Hair by Jenny Kim; makeup by Yumi Mori
Lila Cardona Wears 'Diamonds in the Rough', Lensed By Tom Schirmacher For ELLE US September 2018
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Parisian model Lila Cardona is styled by Deborah Watson in ‘Diamonds in the Rough’, lensed by Tom Schirmacher for ELLE US September 2018./ Makeup by Deanna Hagan; hair by Gavin Harwin
Rihanna Becomes Key Ambassador For Barbados, Eager To Work With PM Mottley To Reimagine Barbados
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Rihanna and Prince Harry in Barbados on World AIDS Day 2016
Rihanna Becomes Key Ambassador For Barbados, Eager To Work With PM Mottley To Reimagine Barbados
Pop star extraordinaire, collaborator and founder of Fenty brand cosmetics and lingerie, Rihanna has already raised island home Barbados’ international profile and has acted as a cultural ambassador for Barbados.
Now RiRi has a new title and it’s a doozy: Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. “Rihanna has a deep love for this country and this is reflected in her philanthropy, especially in areas of health and education,” Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley said in the announcement. “She also shows her patriotism in the way she gives back to this country and continues to treasure the island as her home.”
Her “multidimensional achievements and global influence” will lend to her new responsibilities, which include promoting education, tourism and investment, the announcement said.
“She has also demonstrated, beyond her success as a pop icon, significant creative acumen and shrewdness in business. It is therefore fitting that we engage and empower her to play a more definitive role as we work to transform Barbados.,” Mottley said in the Thursday announcement.
Alessandra Ambrosio Is Lensed By Stewart Shining For InStyle Russia October 2018
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Alessandra Ambrosio Is Lensed By Stewart Shining For InStyle Russia October 2018
Brazilian beauty Alessandra Ambrosio is styled by Julia Ehrlich in foxy lady looks lensed by Stewart Shining for InStyle Russia October 2018./ Hair by Giannandrea; makeup by Christy Coleman
Jeneil Williams Scores A Knockout In 'Games of Genres' By Matthew Brookes For Les Echoes WEEK-END September 2018
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IMG model Jeneil Williams delivers a sexy powerpunch, posing as a strong sensual woman not to be messed with. Jeneil says “watch me roar” in luxury looks from Valentino, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Chanel, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello and more styled by Serge Girardi.
Photographer Matthew Brookes is in the gym, producing a stunning set of images that position Jeneil’s NIKE performance-toned physique in an intellectual mix moving beyond “the old oppositions”. Feminine/masculine, city/sport — Jeneil declares her own style in ‘Games of genres’ for Les Echoes WEEK-END France September 2018. Superb!! / Director Serge Giradi; hair by Vincent de Moro; makeup by Lloyd Simmonds
Anok Yai Casts A Spell In 'The Ritual' By Ivar Wigan For CR Fashion Book #13 Fall 2018
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Scotland-born, London-raised photographer Ivar Wigan captures rising star Anok Yai in ‘The Ritual’, a twisted fantasy centered around the empowerment of women and superstition. Daniel Gaines styles the shoot for CR Fashion Book #13./ Hair by Hos Hounkpatin; makeup by Brittany Whitfield
Brianna Capozzi Flashes 'Obsessions' With Adut Akech, Cara Taylor + For Self Service FW 2018
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Brianna Capozzi Flashes 'Obsessions' With Adut Akech, Cara Taylor + For Self Service FW 2018
Adut Akech, Ansolet Rossouw, Cara Taylor, Chu Wong, and Yasmin Wijnaldum are styled by Haley Wollens in ‘Obsessions’. Brianna Capozzi is behind the lens for Self Service Magazine Fall/Winter 2018./ Hair by Akki Shirakawa; makeup by Yumi Lee
Empowering Women Is Key To Planned Population Growth in Africa, Educated Citizens, Good Health and Economic Development
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By Alex Ezeh, Dornsife Professor of Global Health, Drexel University
I think about the future of my continent in terms of three questions: Are Africans healthy? Do they have access to a good education? And do they have opportunities to apply their skills?
Millions more Africans have been able to answer yes to these questions in recent years. But there’s an elephant in the room. One of the keys to keeping this progress going is slowing down the rapid rates of population growth in parts of the continent. But population issues are so difficult to talk about that the development community has been ignoring them for years.
Population growth is a controversial topic because, in the not-too-distant past, some countries tried to control population growth with abusive, coercive policies, including forced sterilization. Now, human rights are again at the centre of the discussion about family planning, where they belong. But as part of repairing the wounds created by this history, population was removed from the development vocabulary altogether.
For the sake of Africa’s future, we should bring it back. Based on current trends, Africa as a whole is projected to double in size by 2050. Between 2050 and 2100, according to the United Nations, it could almost double again. In that case, the continent would have to quadruple its efforts just to maintain the current level of investment in health and education, which is too low already.
But if the rate of population growth slows down there will be more resources to invest in each African’s health, education, and opportunity – in other words, in a good life.
