Daily excerpts of new fashion, culture, lifestyle, activism and women's news posts 2007-2019.
David Bellemere Flashes Cora Emmanuel In 'Varsity Blues' For Elle US June 2017
Top model Cora Emmanuel is styled by Samira Nasr in 'Varsity Blues', lensed by David Bellemere for Elle US June 2017./ Hair by Shani Crowe; makeup by Serge Hodonou
Zoe Kravitz Is 21st Century Goddess Lensed By Patrick Demarchelier For Allure US June 2017
Talent Zoe Kravitz channels 21st century tribal goddesses, styled by Beth Fenton in a fresh mix of boho looks -- and too fabulous hair -- lensed by Patrick Demarchelier for Allure US June 2017./ Hair by Nikki Nebns; makeup by Tom Pecheux
Mario Testino shoots 'Road Trip' featuring Kelly Gale & Hopper Penn, styled by Paul Cavaco for Vogue India May 2017./
Though born in Ethiopia and raised in Kenya, Shanelle Nyasiase is one of millions of Sudanese refugees displaced in her country's violent civil wars within Sudan. With readers who believe Shanelle is likely to grab a model star, Federico Barbieri shares her beauty closeups in 'Why so serious?' for L'Officiel Germany June 2017.
Talent Sofia Boutella is 'Wild at Heart', styled by Sean Knight in Zoey Grossman images for Malibu Magazine June 2017./ Hair by Andy Lecompte; makeup by Sabrina Bedrani
Boutella appears in two high-profile roles this summer. She enjoys a steamy scene with Charlize Theron in 'Atomic Blonde' and as Princess Ahmanet in 'The Mummy', Universal's reboot of the iconic film. Entertainment Weekly share an interview.
Morning Joe' Roasts Kellyanne Conway, Saying She Detested Trump, The Presidential Candidate
'Morning Joe' hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski literally harpooned Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway on Monday's broadcast. Mika -- who has banned Conway from the show over her lying -- said that she heard Conway denounce candidate Trump in private before he was elected.
“She would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off, and she would say ‘Blech, I need to take a shower,’ because she disliked her candidate so much,” Ms. Brzezinski said of Ms. Conway, after describing the White House Conway as part of spectacle she calls 'politics porn'.
Joe Scarborough, Ms. Brzezinski’s co-host and fiancé, affirmed Conway's statements, saying that post-interview she echoed the statements, saying that Ms. Conway said she had only taken the job for money and that her relationship with the future president would be short-lived.
Liberals are not linear thinkers
The fact that Hillary supporters put our grave concerns about Trump's love for the Russians ahead of our frustration over Comey's role in costing Hillary the presidential election only confirms that Clinton supporters do not think in a linear path, as do Trump supporters -- and many Sanders supporters, as well.
Model Nastya Summer fronts 'Once In A Blue Moon', styled by Aika Kiyohara in Takaki Kumada images for Numero Tokyo May 2017./ Makeup by Kouta
Kendall Jenner Is Lensed By Cole Sprouse For The Sunday Times Style May 14, 2017
Super top model Kendall Jenner is styled by Celestine Cooney in a benign fashion editorial that should get her in no trouble with Twitter's fashion police. Photographer Cole Sprouse captures Kendall for The Sunday Times Style May 14, 2017./ Hair by David Keough; makeup by Mary Phillps
Note that AOC supports criticism of Kendall's Pepsi commercial, but the Vogue India dustup is a bit much, given that both editor-in-chief Priya Tanna and the 10th anniversary issue creative director Mario Testino chose her.
As DailyO India points out:
No one was offended when Gisele Bundchen wore a skimpy bikini in the September 2009 cover. No public outrage when Victoria Beckham wore a tika on the November 2008 issue. What about Sarah Jessica Parker in the February 2010 cover? Has she ever set a Manolo Blahnik on Indian soil?
Cindy Crawford was on the 3rd anniversary (October 2010) issue and spoke about everything from retirement to selfies but nothing about India - Mario Testino yes. But public outrage for showcasing a foreigner? None.
The point is, writes Nirva Patel, that the very social media frenzy that makes overnight super stars out of girls with no real credentials beyond their followers statistics, eats its stars with a voracious, self-righteous appetite.
And where is the adoring herd to defend their superstar? Silent . . . just like Republicans who refuse to criticize US President Donald Trump.
Chu Wong Wears Modern, Casual Looks By Zhang Chao For Vogue China May 2017
Model Chu Wong is lensed by Zhang Chao in athletic-inspired minimal looks for Vogue China May 2017.
Rising Indian model Ravyanshi Mehta is styled by Rahul Vijay in 'Unzip The Hip'. An AOC favorite photographer Bikramjit Bose captures Mehta in splendid images with some wonderful poses for Elle India May 2017./ Beauty by Sandhya Shekar; art direction by Reshma Rajiwdekar
We've been talking about the new PRRI/The Atlantic research on white working class voters who preferred Trump to Hillary 2 to 1. Much has been made of Hillary's failure to carry white women without a college degree. This research provides tons of answers, but one really sticks out to me:
Overall, white working-class Americans make up one-third (33%) of the adult public, a substantially larger share than white Americans with at least a four-year college education (22%).
58% of working class white men now express an authoritarian orientation, which is disconcerting to Democrats and progressives, Independents and true conservatives. But on the subject of Hillary Clinton not winning the white working class women's vote, 71% of those women prefer an authoritarian leader.
No one ever accused Hillary Clinton of being an authoritarian like Trump. I believe this stat about women in particular, because the most amazing research out of Baylor University in 2010 was done on America's Four Gods. Well over 150,000 people -- including many of us back then -- took the online survey, which had dramatic results around different visions of God.
The fourth vision of God -- one that I scored in believing -- is a non-gender spiritual energy force in the universe. Fully 25% of Americans embraced God #4, but get this -- it was 98% male who believe that God has no gender. American women believe that God is male -- except for Lisa and me, and a few other brave women with enlightened brains.
When I read the book and then took the online test, I said feminism is sunk in America if 98% of women believe that God is always watching them (more questions) and God is a he. ~ Anne
On Sunday the fashion world will watch the Louis Vuitton cruise 2018 presentation at Japan's Miho Museum, set amid the lush Gaia setting of the Shiga mountains near Kyoto. Models.comgets us in a Japanese mood with these lush, sensual images 'Kimono Daydreams with Rina' featuring model Rina Fukushi, who appeared first on the international radar walking exclusively for Louis Vuitton’s F/W 16 show, lensed here by Marie Zucker./ Hair by Keiko Tada; makeup by Yuka Hirata
Model Carlotta Brass is styled by MIriam Novak in retro poolside looks from Prada, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors Collection and more. Vladimir Marti flashes Carlotta for InStyle Germany, June 2017./ Hair and makeup by Barbara Urra
Mario Testino Flashes Ellen Rosa In 'The Drifter' For Vogue UK June 2017
Model Ellen Rosa is styled by Lucinda Chambers in 'The Drifter', lensed in India by Mario Testino for Vogue UK June 2017.
Patrick Demarchelier Captures A Model Quartet in 'Heavy Metals' For Vogue US May 2017
Models Kacy Hill, Adwoa Aboah, Vittoria Ceretti, and Yuka Mannami shimmer in 'Heavy Metals', styled by Camilla Nickerson for Patrick Demarchelier images for Vogue US May 2017.
Imaan Hammam In Jamaica By Oliver Hadlee Pearch For Vogue.com May 2017
Top model Imaan Hammam heads to Port Antonio, Jamaica on the country's northeast coast, for a magical, colorful, kid-inclusive fashion shoot styled by Sara Moonves in Prada, Proenza Schouler, Fendi, Oscar de la Renta and more . Oliver Hadlee Pearch captures the island action for Vogue.com May 2017./ Hair by Jawara Wauchope; makeup by Emi Kaneko
Model Maria Bailey is styled by Isabelle Kountoure in 'Pandora's Box, lensed by Jan Lehner for Wallpaper* Magazine June 2017./ Hair by Louis Ghewy; makeup by Yannis Siskos
Alexa Chung Revs Her Fashion Engine By Mario Testino For Vogue UK June 2017
Alexa Chung covers the June 2017 issue of Vogue UK, in advance of the launch of her new fashion line. Exiting editor Lucinda Chambers chooses a racy mashup of items from Chung's new collection including a crochet tank top layered over a sequin tulle maxi dress, mixed with Chanel, Prada, Dolce and Gabbana, Diane von Furstenberg, as well as vintage treasures from Beyond Retro and lingerie by Agent Provocateur. Mario Testino is behind the lens for 'That Thing You Do'. I don't remember a sexy Alexa Chung editorial like this one.
Monica Bellucci Is Cannes Ready, Lensed By Ellen von Unwerth For Madame Figaro
Italian actor Monica Bellucci covers the latest issue of Madame Figaro in advance of the Cannes Film Festival. The Italian icon is styled by Barbara Baumel in images by Ellen von Unwerth. / Hair by John Nollet, makeup by Letizia Carnevale
The recent Bond girl will preside over the opening and closing ceremonies at this year's 70th anniversary Cannes Film Testival May 17-28. The ceremonial duties will mark a return for Bellucci, who previously served as master of ceremonies in 2003. She was also a member of the jury in 2006. Spanish director Pedro Almodovar will serve as president of the jury.
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