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New Zealand beauty Georgia Fowler wears relaxed separates styled by Kristine Halken for images by Will Vendramini in Costume Magazine January 2019.
Supermodel Eva Herzigova is styled by Sophie Pera in grandeur looks from Prada, Gucci, Marc Jacobs and more, lensed by Simon Emmett for Tatler UK March 2019.
Models Lexi Boling and Alexandra Micu are styled by Babeth Dijan in ‘Graphic’ looks lensed by Jean Baptiste Mondino for Numéro France February 2019./ Hair by Taan Doan; makeup by Tom Pecheux
Model Antonina Petkovic is styled by Tennille Yamashita in ‘10 Trends To Go All In for 2019’. Carla Guler captures Antonia riding the rails in New York for Harper’s Bazaar US FEbruary 2019./ Makeup by Moani Lee; hair by Linh Nguyen
Top model Bella Hadid headlines MICHAEL by Michael Kors Spring/Summer 2019 Campaign, joined by Luna Bijl, Mayowa Nicholas, Sohyun Jung and the boy crew including Timo Baumann, Don Lee, Piero Mendez, and Zhengyang Zhang. Photographer David Sims is in the studio, flashing an exhuberant display of butterflies-birds do camoflage, worn by models setting the 24/7, adventure-loving Michael Kors pace.
Top model Joan Smalls covers Emirates Woman, styled by Carmel Gill in relaxed, mostly-minimal looks except for Dior’s white lace dress. Photographer Zeb Daemen is behind the lens for the January 2019 issue.
Drew Jarrett Captures Musician Arsun Sorrenti For RUSSH February 2019 'Paradising' Issue
Photographer Drew Jarrett captures musician Arsun Sorrenti for the February 2019 ‘Paradising’ issue of RUSSH magazine. The son of Mario Sorrenti and Mary Frey, Arsun was interviewed a few months ago in i-D Magazine. Check out Arsun’s music, which packs a powerful resonance in these times.
Top model Irina Shayk gets a makeover (not applauded by all), styled by Babeth Dijan sleek, gentleman’s club elegance. Photographer Peter Lindbergh is the creator of Irina’s new look for Numéro France February 2019./ Hair by Taan Doan; makeup by Marie Duhart
Dutch models Alyssa Traoré and Jessie Bloemendaal are styled by Sam Ranger in a 1+1=3 editorial ‘Eu Eu Eu’. There is no doubt about the intent of the editorial, once a black model is holding a white mask and vice versa. Alyssa wears primarily white outfits and Jessie black. Perhaps this staging seems too literal to some folks, but given the simmering resentment among large numbers of America’s women of color towards ALL white women, it’s time to spring this Pandora out of her box and give it some daylight.
When people are cornered in all or nothing boxes, based on skin color, progress is tough. Note that neither Democratic primary presidential candidate Kamala Harris or barely-defeated Democratic Georgia governor candidate Stacey Abrams come from this school of thought, and both have massive support among educated white women, if not high-school educated, women don’t belong in politics because God said so Trump supporters.
The February 2019 Vogue Portugal team jumpstarts this convo in a fashionable way with images by Marcin Kempski. / Hair by Joey George; makeup by Rebecca wordingham
Brazilian model Amanda Wellsh is profiled in Madame Figaro France January 2019, sitting down with Paola Genone in her Miami home. Cecile Martin styles Wellsh with images by Xavi Gordo./ Hair & makeup by Paco Garrigues
Already a mother of Pedro, age 6, Wellsh is now pregnant with a girl and she dreams of returning to Brazil so that her children can learn the same traditions that have formed her essence. Amanda shares her deep respect for fellow Brazilian Gisele Bundchen. "I was inspired by her sincerity and her strength, but also by her commitment to the environment. Ecology is one of our priorities to save the planet and ensure a future for our children. I recycle, I consume organic and I am angry when I see so much plastic used for packaging. I often talk about it to my son. "
Amanda hates clichés: those of the perfect wife and mother in particular. The former student in architecture explains:
Model Valery Kaufman is styled by Debbie Hsieh in ‘Mild Winter’ casual looks lensed by Zoltan Tombor for Vogue Taiwan January 2019./ Makeup by Steven Canavan; hair by Roberto Di Cuia
Candice Swanepoel Brings Sexy With Shape Swim Bodies To Moda Operandi
Supermodel Candice Swanepoel takes her Tropic of C pre-fall 2019 swimwear brand to online retailer Moda Operandi The collection features 2000’s inspired one-pieces, high-waisted bikini sets and bandeau styles, including polka dot and leopard prints.
Adriana Lima Is Radiant In Chopard's 'Magical Setting' Collection, Lensed By Michael Schwartz
What better place than Miami for Adriana Lima to showcase luxe jeweler Chopard’s new Magical Setting collection. Photographer Michael Schwartz captures the shimmering diamonds clustered in floral shapes in a unique, breakthrough collection of necklaces, earrings and rings. Elizabeth Sulcer styles Adriana with hair by Peter Gray and makeup by Georgi Sandev.
The skills of the maison's high jewellery department are put to task with this new setting, as the diamonds seem to be floating freely, with no links or claws holding them together. They come together in an explosion of sparkle, unencumbered by heavy metal prongs or claws, as if linked together by the tap of a wand. The collection features diamonds, blue sapphires from Sri Lanka, rubies from Mozambique and Madagascar, or emeralds from Colombia and Zambia. Each flower is anchored by a focal stone, that's surrounded by an array of precious gems.
Related Jan 2019 articles: Glamour with a Conscience: With Chopard’s mission towards sustainable luxury in full swing, all that glitters is indeed (ethical) gold Portfolio
Caroline Scheufele Expands Chopard’s Commitment to Sustainable Luxury Whitewall
Actor Diane Kruger is styled by Tracy Taylor in sensual neutrals for ‘In the Lead’, lensed by Benjamin Vnuk for Porter Edit January 25, 2019.
Kruger sits down with Jane Mulkerrins for a chat on motherhood and possible marriage, and the secret training involved in her role as an Israeli intelligence Mossad agent in the upcoming film ‘The Operative.
“We had to do some strange things,” Kruger explains. “Like having to convince a stranger in the street to walk you somewhere, and having to knock on someone’s door and convince them to let you into their home.” Kruger poses as tourist in the city. “And if you act believably, most people will go out of their way to help you,” she reflectgs out loud. “But I found it really hard to lie to people like that.” Even worse was training requiring her to travel through airport security on a fake passport. “There was a real possibility of getting arrested. It was terrifying.”
If lies and deception are unsettling, Kruger must abandon her inner voice for her role in a second film ‘Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy’. ‘JT LeRoy’ (played on screen by Kristen Stewart) was presented in an elaborate hoax that fooled both Hollywood and the publishing industry in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Presented as a literary wunderkind and the author of “several supposedly semi-autobiographical books detailing a luridly hardscrabble childhood”, JT LeRoy was an entirely fictitious character, “created by writer Laura Albert, and played – in glasses and a wig – by her sister-in-law Savannah Knoop. “ Knoop (portrayed by Laura Dern in the film) co-wrote the screenplay.
For Maison Margiela Artisanal’s haute couture Spring/Summer 2019 collection, John Galliano used a podcast to address decadence in art, film, literature — and life. Nowhere is that perceived decadence better expressed than in the insatiable thirst for technology, especially among Gen Z types.
‘’The overstimulation of computer-generated imagery alters reality and degenerates the truth. Chaotic and unsettling, it is a confusion of the senses rooted in an over-satiation that inevitably overspills’’, said the show notes. With that, Galliano presented his haute couture collection against an eye-popping graffitied backdrop that totally dominates the visual presentation of his collection.
The gender fluid bodies “replicated that visually chaotic mural as a print using any number of inventive treatments, from traditional hand-embroideries and feather fronds to state-of-the-art reflective fabrics,", writes Vogue’s Hamish Bowles., describing them as “often combined to create a shimmering effect as though you had looked too hard at the sun and then closed your eyes. With mirror underfoot to fracture and multiply the looks, the effect was even more discombobulating and powerful. “
Galliano confessed that he is “feeling so much energy in the world” and the result is a collection that reinvents the vision of haute couture in 2019.
Cast Carmen Celli, Gala Houlihan, Mayka Merino, Nora Vara, and Nuria Rothschild are styled by Inmaculada Jimenez in ‘Next Generation’, lensed by Marco Sierra for ELLE Spain February 2019./ Hair and makeup by Paula Soroa, Manu Moreno, Vicky Marcos, and Victor Mareso,
Actors Julia Garner, Kiki Layne and Sadie Sink front Kate Spade’s Spring/Summer 2019 Campaign. Sara Moonves styles the trio in quirky, vivid images by Tim Walker, photos that captures the DNA the brand is known for. / Makeup by Sam Bryant
Irina Lis Costanzo Flashes Sofia Resing In Romantic Spring Knits For ELLE Bulgaria February 2019
Model Sofia Resing is styled by Grace Maier in hyper-feminine, cozy fabrics fashion images by Irina Lis Costanzo for ELLE Bulgaria February 2019.
Model Sophia Roetz is styled by Bernat Buscato in ‘More Volume’, lensed by Txema Yeste for Vogue Spain February 2019./ Makeup by Victor Alvarez; hair by Jordi Fontanals
Actor Lily James is styled by Flossie Saunders in ‘All About Lily’, lensed by Lucian Bor for The Sunday Times Style Magazine UK January 6, 2019./ Hair by Halley Brisker; makeup by Mary Greenwell
Lily James joins Gillian Anderson in West End London, playing Eve to Anderson’s Margo Channing in Ivo Van Hove’s adaptation of the 1950s Hollywood classic ‘All About Eve’. Read on about the play at The Evening Standard.
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