2007-2019 Daily excerpts of new fashion, culture, lifestyle, activism and women's news posts. Continues on current AOC Daily.
Danish model and Victoria’s Secret Angel Josephine Skriver covers the March 2019 issue of FASHION Magazine, styled by Anna Katsanis. Kar Irlin captures Skriver in ‘The Female Gaze’ as a Mugler Amazon wearing new and archival designs from the fashion house that helped define bold, female-empowerment dressing.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell covers the March 2019 issue of British Vogue, her first under Edward Enninful’s role as editor-in-chief. Sharing his thoughts about the special cover and shoot styled by himself, Enninful said: “Of course, the photographer had to be Steven Meisel. When Naomi works with Meisel, she practically becomes a teenager again, shy and focused, and so it proved during our two-day shoot in New York together at the tail end of last year. They know each other so well that they don’t really need words. Dancers came in, Kendrick Sampson (an actor and activist we both admire) played the role of her lover, and even her driver was pulled in to orbit around her. I hope you enjoy the result. It is the story of a real woman – and a genuine icon. “
Speaking of Sampson being an activist, this is his tweet on this Sunday morning, NFL Superbowl Sunday.:
Candice Swanepoel Gets Body Beautiful In Zoey Grossman Images For Vogue Turkey February 2019
Supermodel and Victoria’s Secret Angel Candice Swanepoel breaks a sweat — well, sort of — styled by Charles Varenne in sporty, wellness looks. Photographer Zoey Grossman is in the studio for Vogue Turkey February 2019./ Hair by Luke Chamberlain; makeup by Tyron Machhausen
Dutch model Estella Boersma is styled by Sophie van der Welle in ES (Evening Standard) Magazine’s Feb. 1, 2019 Travel Edition. Charlie Gates captures Estella in the eastern Highlands of Scotland, close to the mountain of the Cairn Gorm./ Hair & makeup by Carolyn Gallyer
Rising model Anna Mila Guyenz gets beautified in ‘Mellow Yellow’, absolutely charming and rare images lensed by Mikael Schutz for Vogue Mexico February 2019 Makeup by Misha Shahzada; hair Brian Buenaventura
Models Karen Elson and Shanelle Nyasiase are styled by Poppy Kain in fashion’s finest spring looks, for ‘Ladies First’. Photographer Juergen Teller captures the stylish hat parade for British Vogue’s March 2019 issue./ Makeup by Lauren Parsons; hair by Rudi Lewis
Rising model Linda Helena is styled by Imruh Asha in ‘restrictive, sculptural and voluminous shapes lensed by Carlijn Jacobs for biannual Document Journal’s Spring 2019./ Hair by Franco Argento; makeup by Min Kim
Dear Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, AOC loves you but how in the heck can you speak to ‘fearless femininity’, when four of six images in the Spring 2019 BCBGMAXAZRIA Campaign have your eyes closed.
Rosie, get WOKE! LOL. Goddess, give me strngth!
Already WOKE fashion photographer Zoey Grossman was in on this caper with styling by Kate Young. Operating under the name ‘Modern Goddess’, the West Coast can expect Athena to descend from the heavens any minute and kick some serious fashion butt in LA.
This crew IS super-talented, but thankfully they aren’t leading the charge to unseat Donald Trump in 2020, or I would suggest we all just hang it up and move tro Costa Rica, where the quality of life is fabulous, affordable, smart and eco-friendly. A 2020 Trump takedown requires a tribe of truly fierce women, not milktoast. Okay, Anne. You’re being a bit harsh here. At least republish the PR lingo:
“This dynamic collection fuses versatility with a level of sophistication — showcasing classic silhouettes modernized to adhere to the needs of today’s woman – exemplified by campaign star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Strong power-suits, sleek column dresses, loose knits and knife-pleated skirts in muted color tones, ranging from blues to earth tones, with a dash of tropical prints, are the core styles within the collection. The campaign embodied the “Modern Goddess” inspiration through its Grecian theme, amplifying the bold yet functional pieces within the collection.“
“I am very excited to continue my relationship and develop my role as Creative Consultant for the Spring/Summer 2019 Collection with BCBGMAXAZRIA. Working with the creative team to choose the fabrics, artwork, colors and embellishments and then seeing this collection come to life is such an amazing experience.” – Kate Young
“The BCBGMAXAZRIA Spring/Summer 2019 campaign was about relaying the message of fearless femininity that is woven throughout this collection. It was an honor to work alongside two women who I admire, Zoey Grossman and Kate Young. Working with them further amplified the message of this collection of today’s fearless, strong woman.” – Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Just to add texture to my critique, this is my favorite imagery around the Greek goddesses, who represented women in a state of serious decline in 5th century Greece. Rosie looks like she is painfully numb to the reality that in a period of 200 years women’s status devolved from being fully seated to lead Greece in the words of Socrates, to probably not but maybe there is an exception under Plato to no-way, women have 3/5 the intelligence of males under Aristotle. I assure you that the goddesses did not take kindly to the meteroic rise of patriarchy in 5th century Greece.
As you can see, no one is sleeping in this wondrous video about our human capacity when we want to put it to good use! Here we have FIERCE women. Ironically this spectacular cultural event at the Temple of Zeus came four months before Sept. 11, 2001 in New York. Having lived through that event, I assure you that nobody was sleeping there either — but we were fierce women in the aftermath! I went to live at the site. ~ Anne
Supermodel Karen Elson covers the February 2019 issue of Vogue Brasil, styled by Pedro Sales in ‘Fantasia’. Photographer Zee Nunes makes the capture for Vogue Brasil February 2019./ Makeup by Sil Bruinsma; hair by Takayoshi Tsukisawa
Model Emily Gafford is styled by Samuel Francois in ‘Mirage’, a vibrant color mix of modern looks from Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga, Moschino and more. Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello flash the fashion scene against a southwestern desert backdrop for Numéro France February 2019.
Actor Eve Hewson is styled by Jason Rembert for images by Herring & Herring for issue #5 of their own magazine. Other talents in the BEHOLD issue include Adam Pearson, Eiza González, Iskra Lawrence, Jillian Mercado, Laverne Cox, Luc Bruyere, Macy Gray, Madison Beer, Mama Cāx, Mandy Moore, Meghan Trainor, Melanie Gaydos, Olivia Munn, Roxy Edwards, Sara Geurts, Seal, Sir Ben Kingsley, Skai Jackson, Toni Garrn, Winnie Harlow, and Wiz Khalifa.
The daughter of Us frontman Bono and activist mom Ali Hewson, Eve’s Hollywood star is rising. Earlier this summer she headlined the indie film ‘Paper Year’, and now she’s appearing as Maid Marian opposite Welsh actor Taron Egerton in a blockbuster remake of ‘Robin Hood’. “I learned while filming that I’m a good stuntwoman,” she mused in a November 2018 interview with InStyle. “Now I plan to be the next Tom Cruise!”
Top model and Victoria’s Secret Angel Stella Maxwell is styled by Claudia Barros in ‘Me, Myself and I’. Photographer Branislav Simoncik is behind the lens making art house, provocative photos for Vogue Portugal February 2019.
Model Yasmin Wijnaldum launches a new fitness workout, styled by Verity Parker in basics with style. Photographer Giampaolo Sgura flashes ‘Body Language’ for The Sunday Times Style Magazine UK January 27, 2019.
Models Fran Summers, Jamie Bochert, Liya Kebede, Natalia Vodianova, Rianne van Rompaey, Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Sora Choi, Stella Tennant, Veronika Kunz and Vittoria Ceretti are styled by Benjamin Bruno in ‘Joie de Vivre. Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott capture the visual extravaganza for Vogue UK March 2019./ Makeup by Peter Philips; hair by Paul Hanlon
Isabella Emmack Lightens Urban Skies Lensed By JUANKR For Vogue Taiwan February 2019
Model Isabella Emmack is styled by Jorge Morales in modern femme looks lensed by JUANKR for Vogue Taiwan February 2019./ Hair by Fernando Torrent; makeup by Maki H
Olivier Yoan Flashes 'The Bright Side' Of Humanity For SCMP Style February 2019
Models Amarachi Ironkwe, Edge Lheureux and Natasha Luwedde are styled by Hannah Beck in ‘The Bright Side’. Photographer Olivier Yoan captures the primal statement about modern humanity’s origins for SCMP Style South China Morning Post February 2019. / Makeup by Yin Lee
Anna de Rijk's 'Aroma of Romance' Fashion by Naomi Yang for Vogue Taiwan February 2019
Model Anna de Rijk is styled by Joana Dacheville in ‘Aroma of Romance’, lensed by Naomi Yang for Vogue Taiwan February 2019./ Makeup by Annabelle Petit; hair by Mike Desir
Alexandra Agoston by Chris Colls in 'Nothing but Heartache' for RUSSH Magazine
Alexandra Agoston is styled by Sarajane Hoare in images by Chris Colls for RUSSH Magazine. / Hair by Ward Stegerhoek; makeup by Frank B
Glen Luchford Flashes Old Hollywood Glamour + High Spirits For Gucci Spring Summer 2019 Campaign
Glen Luchford captures Gucci’s latest Spring Summer 2019 campaign, channeling the early days of celebrity culture and the golden age of the Hollywood musical.
In imagery that recalls the technicolour, on-screen theatricality of the song and dance numbers made famous by talented performers, this campaign delivers maximum glitz and glamour. Colourful sets with grand stages and staircases alternate with more surreal dream sequence backdrops. The mood is playful, knowing and evokes the joyful outlook of the famous musical films of the 40s and 50s. In another set of photographs, Gucci mimics the highly stylised black and white publicity stills created by the studios at the time to promote their stars as perfect role models. A variety of characters from Gucci’s musical are given the silver screen treatment and shot in black and white with dramatic lighting in the style of the many famous movie star portraits in the 30s and 40s. Like those of the period, these pictures exude cool, elegant glamour. – from Gucci
Harley Weir captures talent Amilia Suarez-Pumariega de Nieves wearing the brand Charlotte Knowles for 1 Granary’s ‘The Void’ issue. Georgia Pendlebury styles Amilia in the “British brand that isn’t heritage”, but rather an exploration of female sensuality that isn’t sexual, and a ready-to-wear collection with the sentiments of underwear that is never just underwear. Read on at 1 Granary.
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