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Rising model Sijia Kang is lensed by Dan Beleiu in dramatic images for T Magazine China September 2018. Sijia was discovered on the Chinese micro-blogging platform Weibo and made her first runway appearance outside of China in the Louis Vuitton 2018 Resort show.
Lithuanian beauty Edita Vilkeviciute is styed by Verity Parker in cold weather casual looks from Prada, Jacquemus, Valentino, Marni and more. Thomas Slack is behind the lens for The Sunday Times Style, September 9, 2018
Lady Gaga Is The Walking Wounded, Lensed By Inez & Vinoodh For Vogue US October 2018
Lady Gaga covers the October 2018 issue of Vogue US, styled in sensual glam looks by Tonne Goodman. Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin are behind the lens, with hair by Frederic Aspiras and makeup by Sarah Tanno.
On October 5, Warnes Bros. Pictures will release version #4 of the tragi-musical love story 'A Star Is Born', starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. Vogue's Jonathan van Meter writes:
The first version came out in 1937, starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March, followed by Judy Garland and James Mason in 1954 and Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson in 1976. Gaga thinks of it less as a remake than as a “traveling legacy.” Directed by Cooper, in his debut, the film is remarkably assured, deeply engaging, and works on several levels: as a romance, a drama, a musical, and something else entirely, almost as if you’re watching something live, or documentary footage of a good old-fashioned rock-’n’-roll concert movie.
“I wanted to tell a love story,” says Cooper, “and to me there’s no better way than through music. With music, it’s impossible to hide. Every fiber of your body becomes alive when you sing.” As Sean Penn said, after seeing the film more than once, “It’s the best, most important commercial film I’ve seen in so many years,” and he described the stars as “miracles.” Cooper and Gaga, and the film itself, are likely to be nominated for all manner of awards."
Sitting in Gaga's house in Malibu, Van Meter goes on and on and on about Cooper. LOL Wait up! He just noted that Gaga held her own with Cooper. Miracle of miracles, apparently. The soundtrack will be released the same day as the movie, and because this is a Lady Gaga production, "she has had a big hand in it". Hmmm, wouldn't yah think? I mean the girl can do something right. She CAN sing and she knows how to make songs that appeal to zillions of people who adore her. But wait up, Cooper zooms back into view: "There were many writers and producers who worked on different songs, but the brain trust was Gaga and Cooper, working closely with the blues-oriented producer and songwriter Ben Rice and Lukas Nelson, who’s Willie’s son." Whew! At least Gaga came before Cooper in the Lady Gaga Production brain trust.
Now for Gaga: she is a multi-paragraph, basket case: we know little about her new boyfriend Christian Carino -- first things first. Same paragraph we hear abut her being sexually assaulted as a teenager. I think we know that for about 20 years. Come on Jonathan. Give us some new and exciting insights about Lady Gaga. Throw her a meaty bone and let her talk. Enough of you; we want to hear from her.
Okay, she makes an appearance in #MeToo, but scratch that. Does she have an opinion? Nope. We're on to her PSTD and mental health issues. Pain. The woman's got pain. Like we know all that, too, Jonathan. Women know about all these issues, one part of the life of an enormously talented woman. She is not defined exclusively by her pain. How about talent? How about Trump? How about resistance? Are their any accomplishments? Any wisdom learned along the way?
Nope. We're onto the fibromyalgia and extreme nerve pain caused by fibromyalgia. Amazingly, the walking basket case known as Lady Gaga somehow made it through the filming of this new movie with the real star Bradley Cooper. How she made it to Venice for the film festival two weeks ago is a major miracle. I saw her strutting around in the new Celine collection from her buddy Hedi Slimane. Now I'm thinking that Bradley Cooler was carring her on his back, and they just cropped him out of the shots to save her reputation.
Okay, to be reasonable here (which is difficult in reading this interview) Lady Gaga gets a nice almost last paragraph, while letting out a "mordant chuckle" before the Mister Softee truck sound enters HIS consciousness.
Lara Stone Channels Noble Origins In Images By Quentin de Briey For Vogue Ukraine September 2018
Top model Lara Stone channels noble origins retro styles from Dior, Nina Ricci, Alberta Ferretti, Michael Kors and more styled by Julie Pelipas. Lara is lensed in ‘Queen Lara’ by Quentin de Briey for Vogue Ukraine September 2018.
Model Charlotte Wiggins is styled by Miranda Almond in ‘Fields Of Gold’, lensed by Josh Shinner for Town & Country UK September 2018./ Hair by Leigh Keates; makeup by Polly Osmond
Model Tanya Kizko is styled by Kristine Halken in images by Will Vendramini for Costume Magazine September 2018./ Hair by Amber Duarte; makeup by Mia Yang
Top model Joan Smalls is styled by Ekaterina Mukhina in 'Joan', lensed by Xavi Gordofor ELLE Russia October 2018./ Hair by Michael Silva; makeup by Patrick Ta
Irina Shayk is styled by Rushka Bergman in looks from Miu Miu, Ester Abner and more, for images by longtime friend Rowan Papier for The Daily Front Row September 2018. Shayk gives an extensive interview to Eddie Roche celebrating receiving a Fashion Icon Honor from the publication. Shayk shares the cover with Jon Kortajarena.
Czech model Hana Soukupova is styled by Rocky in mica-rich metallics, a perfect marriage with the sands of mother nature. Photographer Luis Monteiro captures Hana in Gucci, Miu Miu, Stella McCartney and more for How To Spend It Magazine'sSeptember 2018 issue.
Model Caroline Lossberg is lensed by Andreas Ortner for Vogue Portugal./ Hair & makeup by Peggy Kurka
Model Hedvig Palm is styled by Cleo Casini in 'New York Stories', lensed by Hunter & Gatti for Vanity Fair Italy September 2018./ Hair by Nicolas Eldin; makeup by Rie Omoto
Tunisian model Azza Slimene is styled by Barbara Baumel and Katie Trotter in lush elegance lensed by Lucian Bor for Vogue Arabia September 2018./ Hair by Nicolas Jurnjack
Top model Vittoria Ceretti is styled by Alex White in 'Paradise Found', lensed by Inez and Vinoodh in a fresh presentation for Vogue Italia September 2018./ Makeup by Sil Bruinsma; hair by Ward Stegerhoek
Joanne Blades styles IMG model Faith Lynch in 'Supersize', a focus on fall's biggie-size silhouettes lensed by Jack Waterlot for Vogue Arabia September 2018./ Makeup by Asami Taguchi; hair by Romina Manenti
Model Julia Hafstrom is styled in Gucci by Anya Ziourova for images lensed by Alexander Saladrigas for Vogue Spain September 2018./ Hair by Shinya Nakagawa; makeup by Anna Rybus
Supermodel Heidi Klum covers the September 2018 issue of L'Officiel Ukraine. Olga Yanul styles Klum in Louis Vuitton, Prada, Sportmax, Chanel and more for images by Robert Erdmann.
Model Alexandra Martynova is styled by Michele Bagnara in images by Xavi Gordo for Grazia Italy September 2018./ Hair by Simone Prusso; makeup by Erica Vellini
Top model Toni Garrn glitters in glam minimalism lensed by Adam Franzino in 'Big Apple Glam' for ELLE Germany October 2018.
Photographer Mazen Abusrour flashes Dina Shalaby in 'Some Superhoes Don't Have Capes', styled by Keanoush Da Rosa for Vogue Arabia September 2018. / Hair & makeup by Bianca Hartkopf
Supermodel Naomi Campbell and rising star Adwoa Aboah are styled by Katie Grandin images by Mert & Marcus for LOVE Magazine Fall/Winter 2018 10th anniversary celebration./ Hair by Marcia Lee, Syd Hayes; makeup by Lauren Parsons
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