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Model Iekeliene Stange is styled by Ai Kamoshita in ‘Outside The Play’, lensed by Janneke Van Der Hagen for Numero China October 2018./ Hair by Takuya Uchiyama; makeup by Ninni Nummela
Daniel Jackson Captures Mica Arganaraz In Loud Volume Looks For WSJ Magazine October 2018
Model Mica Arganaraz is styled by Geraldine Saglio in maximalist styles that work day or night. Daniel Jackson is behind the lens, flashing Gucci, Miu Miu, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vacarello, Marc Jacobs and more for WSJ Magazine October 2018. ./ Hair by Esther Langham; makeup by Petros Petrohilos
‘The Crown’ star Claire Foy covers the November 2018 issue of Vogue US. Photographer David Sims is behind the lens in an editorial styled by Camilla Nickerson choosing looks from Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Miu Miu, Prada and Louis Vuitton. / Hair by Duffy; makeup by Lucia Pieroni
Claire Foy was eager to play Janet Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong — played by Ryan Gosling — who first walked on the moon. The movie ‘The First Man’ by Damien Chazelle opened this year’s Venice Film Festival and allowed Foy to play Janet struggling with loss and the emotional labor — often falling to women — of holding a family together. In the case of the Armstrongs, their family bonds were eclipsed by the moon and the heroic identity of her husband.
Foy admits to recovering her vitality slowly after a grueling period shooting ‘The Crown’ four months after the birth of her daughter, Ivy Rose. Consumed in the rush of success resulting from ‘The Crown’, Foy prepared for her intense physical and mental role in the latest iteration of Stieg Larsson’s Lisbeth Salander saga, ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’, while primed with parenting and then her separation from husband Stephen Campbell Moore.
Speaking of the much criticized pay disparity Claire Foy experienced in making ‘The Crown’ — she was the queen but a poor one compared to costar Matt Smith’s salary as Prince Phillip — the actor speaks very positively of Netflix and how they handled her life as mother to a new baby girl. Netflix got its queen by investing, in logistical ways, in her motherhood. “No one had ever said to me that I could ask for anything before, that I could say that I needed a trailer with a bed in it,” she says. “That was completely new to me.”
Supermodel Bella Hadid covers the October 2018 issue of Harper’s Bazaar Arabia. Michelle Cameron styles Bella in Arabian Nights looks from Versace, Chloe, Oscar de la Renta, Giambattista Valli haute couture, Marine Sere and more, accented with Bulgari jewels. The exotic majlis erected for Bella’s shoot by Mariano Vivanco is found on the grounds of a 16th century villa overlooking Rome’s Olympic stadium.
Model Ebonee Davis is styled by Laura Seganti in ‘Street Clan’ looks from Sacai, Saint Laurent, Versace and more. Photographer Riccardo Vimercati captures Davis in Venice Beach, California for Marie Claire Italy October 2018./ Hair by Marco Braca; makeup by Karo Kangas
AOC doesn’t look back often, but these images of Danish actor Emma Leth lensed by the talented Marco van Rijt (insta) deserve exposure. The photographer shot Leth for Vogue Ukraine August 2018./ Hair by Mette Thorsgaard; makeup by Trine Skjøth
Model Signe Veiteberg is styled by Vanessa Metz in ‘Vent Du Nord’. Photographer Marco van Rijt (Insta) is behind the lens for Numéro October 2018./ Hair by Mette Thorsgaard; makeup by Trine Skjøth; creative director Babeth Dijan
Top model Rianne Van Rompaey is styled by Jacob K in ‘Un`Ombra’, lensed by Sarah Moon for Vogue Italia October 2018./ Hair by Guilaume Berard; makeup by Alice Chendrih
Rising model Halima Aden is styled by Solange Franklin as one of ELLE UK’s ‘Wonder Women’, lensed by Clay Stephen Gardner./ Makeup by Grace Ahn; hair by Nai’vasha Johnson
As the first Muslim woman wearing a hijab in the world of high fashion, 21-year-old Halima Aden, a Somali refugee growing up in Minnesota, is hailed “as the role model we need in 2018” by British ELLE. “She’s the model who stays true to her beliefs. The proud refugee embracing American culture — without forgetting where she came from.”
We’ve all noticed a more modest direction in fashion, and ELLE UK quantifies it. “The Islamic fashion industry is set to be worth £267 billion by 2O21*, with modest fashion dominating the AW18 runways of Gucci, Calvin Klein 2O5W39NYC, Alexander Wang, Versace, Chanel, Balenciaga, Dior and more. Here, Halima talks about the journey with Muslim Girl editor-in-chief Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, a fellow hijabi and role model redefining what Muslim women can do. “
Carine Roitfeld has backed Halima from day one, and launched her first girl gaggle photoshoot. Reflecting, Halima shares the experience: “It was for CR Fashion Book. Mario Sorrenti was shooting, there was Gigi [Hadid], Paris Jackson, Candice Swanepoel. I will never forget, Paris was like, ‘Girl, any time you’re in LA, just shoot me a text and we’ll hang out.’ She immediately embraced me and it was the same with Candice. She was like, ‘Don’t ever feel like you need to change yourself.’ “
Gigi Hadid also greeted Halima with open arms. “Yes, it was a Milan show for Alberta Ferretti. She came up to me and said, ‘Welcome to the show. If you need any advice, any tips, just come to me.’ I was freaking out – it’s Gigi! But she is super, super sweet.”
The ELLE interview highlight’s Halima being named with Gigi as new UNICEF ambassadors — all topics AOC has covered previously.
Model Sarah Berger is styled by Samia Giobellina in ‘National Holiday’, lensed by Hugo Comte for Off Black Magazine Fall/Winter 2018./ Hair by Chiao Chenet
Chinese model Shujing Zhou told The New York Times that she doesn’t shy away from dramatic gigs. “I once had to do a shoot underwater, which was very challenging, as I cannot swim,” she says. “I did it, though, and in the end, the pictures were beautiful.”
Shujing appears near water again, but no deep dives this time. Carolina Badia styles her in ‘Elegancia Elena’, lensed by Pablo Curto for El Pais Semanal October 2018./ Makeup by Nacho Fernandez
Annemarieke van Drimmelen Captures 'Sentimentale' For Vogue Italia October 2018
Models Tessa Bruinsma, Bo Fausser, and Roos van Elk are styled by Alex Harrington in ‘Sentimentale’. Photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen is behind the lens for Vogue Italia October 2018./ Hair by Irena Ruben; makeup by Kathinka Gernant
Supermodel activist Doutzen Kroes covers the October 2018 issue of TELVA Magazine. Lensed in sensual cold-weather looks by Jonathan Segade, Doutzen is styled by Alicia Chapa in designs from Louis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, IRO, Chanel and more.
Model Hilal Ata is styled by Oguz Erel in modern sensual looks from Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and more lensed by Emre Unal for ELLE Turkey October 2018.
Model Erika Kolani is styled by Anantama Putra in ‘Neo Folk’, lensed by Grego Gery for Marie Claire Indonesia October 2018./ Hair by Priscillia Christiana; makeup by Audrey Giovanni
Danish beauty Freja Beha Erichsen releases Zara’s new lookbook called ‘Cozy Feeling’, a cool weather mix of cable knitted sweaters, long coats and skirts, accented with plaids.
Gisele Bündchen Stars As Mina, Captured By Luigi & Iango For Vogue Italia October 2018
Supermodel Gisele Bündchen channels legendary Italian singer Mina Mazzini, styled by Patti Wilson in Dior for the cover of Vogue Italia October 2018. Mina was a staple of television variety shows and a figure in Italian pop music from the 1960s to the mid-1970s. Her loud, syncopated singing earned her the nickname ‘Queen of Screamers’ and the public labeled her the ‘Tiger of Cremona’ for her gestures and body shakes. Mina was banned from TV and radio in 1963 because her pregnancy and relationship with a married actor did not accord with Italy’s dominant Catholic and bourgeois morals.
Strikingly, Gisele’s images by Luigi & Iango do not capture in any way Mina’s wildly animated nature, as described in stories about her. Not being familiar with Mina, I read commentary by self-proclaimed fashion experts and somehow got the impression that Mina was a transvestite. LOL. Oh well. The times we live in. Enjoy Gisele.
America Ferrera Is Lensed By Yelena Yemchuk In 'This Is America' For Porter Edit Oct. 5, 2018
Actor America Ferrera is styled by Tracy Taylor in ‘This Is America’, lensed by Yelena Yemchuk for Porter Edit October 5, 2018./ Hair by Kevin Ryan; makeup by Mary Wiles
Eve Barlow interviews one of Hollywood’s true revolutionary figures about Ferrera’s galvanizing, on-the-ground activism and political presence requiring her to show up and find her voice.
Top model Mariacarla Boscono is styled by Vittoria Cerciello in ‘Oggi Sono lo’, lensed by Dario Catellani for Vogue Italia October 2018./ Makeup by Gemma Smith-Edhouse; hair by Kei Terada
Model Maartje Verhoef covers the November 2018 issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK’s ‘The Art Issue’, styled by Charlie Harrington in fluid elegance and sharp angles. Photographer Josh Skinner captures the modern heritage looks as ‘I Have Written My Name On The Far Side Of The Sky’ — Yves Klein —.on location at Blenheim Palace.
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