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Model Jessica Stam is styled by Jana Kapounová in modern California-woman looks lensed by Andreas Ortner for Harper's Bazaar Czech May 2018./ Hair & makeup by Fee Steinvorth
Top model Catherine McNeil is styled by Fran Marto in sultry, seductive looks in 'Cisne Negro'. Photographer Vincent Peters captures McNeil with his highly-recognizable style in the pages of Harper's Bazaar Spain May 2018./ Hair by Serge Normant; makeup by Dotti
British Actor Naomie Harris Cites Female Management Team In Porter Edit Interview April 20, 2018
British actor Naomie Harris is styled by Catherine Newell-Hanson for 'In Shape', lensed by Paola Kudacki for Porter Edit April 20, 2018.
Naomie Harris appeared in the Academy Award-winning Best Picture, 'Moonlight', where she was nominated for an Oscar, Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild and BAFTA Award for her tour de force performance as the protagonist's mother, Paula.
Harris will appear next in director Andy Serkis’ feature adventure, “Mowgli,” as a member of a stellar cast that includes Benedict Cumberbatch, Christian Bale and Cate Blanchett. The film is scheduled for release later this years.
On the subject of #MeToo in Hollywood, Naomie Harris says that it really wasn't a problem for her, admitting that she was 'protected' from sexual harassment by her managers -- protection not afforded to so many other Hollywood women by their own managers.
Harris candidly offers a simple example of how that works: 'When everything [about Harvey Weinstein] was blowing up, my manager did remind me about a person who asked me, post-screening, to go up to his room and have a drink.
But because my manager is amazing, she immediately stepped in and said, 'That's not happening under any circumstances'. It was four or five years ago." Because she's been surrounded by primarily women on her team, Harris believes she's escaped much of the intimidation, misery or just plain good-fun, male pussy-grabbing so many other women actors have experienced.
Harris also takes up the topic of cultural appropriation, one that will surely bring a hailstorm of Twitter hate onto her shoulders. "'I think it’s a compliment to adopt other cultures and races’ ideas of what makes them look beautiful.'
Model Jamilla Hoogenboom heads into fall, styled in classic plaids and patterns lensed by Simon Lekias for InStyle Australia May 2018./ Hair by Alan White; makeup by Samantha Patrikopoulos
Photographer Christopher Ferguson flashes model Katrin Thormann, styled by Matthew Tuozzoli in soft, romantic prints for Venice Magazine Spring 2018./ Hair by Matthew Tuozzoli; makeup by Hiroshi Yonemoto
Images via See Management for Christopher Ferguson
Top model Lara Stone covers the May 2018 issue of Vogue Spain. Juan Cebrian styles Lara as a sea goddess in 'Escuela de Sirenas', lensed by Bjorn Iooss./ Hair by Karim Belghiran; makeup by Courtney Perkins
Model Cindy Bruna is styled by Alberto Zanoletti in 'Street Couture', lensed by Pierre Alban Hue De Fontenay -- aka Pierre-Alban -- for Elle Italia May 2018./ Hair by Maxime Mace; makeup by lloyd Simmonds
Model Malgosia Bela is styled by Jessica Dos Remedios in 'Excess Baggage', lensed by Chris Colls for Interview Magazine April/May 2018./ Hair by Panoe Papandrianos; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
A quick search on the history of plaid brings us to this PS Magazine article, deeply rooted in British history and especially Scotland. One look at the styling in this high-impact image of Burberry's iconic plaid featured now at Interview Magazine online takes us to a more familiar story, a GlamTribale journey older than Scotland, one that begins in Africa. Models Elizabeth Ayodele, Sarah Abney and Ana Pau signal "a revival of '90s cool ~ with a colorful, ultra-modern twist."
Progress! We move on to CIAD, the Costume Institute of the African Diaspora, with a UK web addy. CIAD's mission "is to be the main port of call for information regarding costumes, fashion history, textiles and textiles construction from around the African Diaspora and in so doing create a bridge between cultural organisations worldwide."
There's nothing more important to GlamTribal than the stories of human history and humanity's deep connections to Africa. It makes no sense to me that the British Empire invented plaids. The true story must lie in the reality of the African Diaspora, and further investigation is required.
One of our featherweight GlamTribal decoupage beads uses an African tile pattern. Both necklace and earring sets shown here also feature woolly mammoth decoupage beads and woolly mammoth bone beads 10,000-100,000 years old. Like the so-called Scottish plaid found on a long-buried, 3.000 year-old Caucasian Cherchen Man in China in 1978, these woolly mammoth bone beads are most-likely from Siberia. Both discoveries are a long way from the African continent; yet scientists believe they have deep roots in Africa.
This is our story of human history, and GlamTribal is sticking to it, until science makes paradigm-changing discoveries about our journey to now.
Our shared cultural history is a fusion stew of borrowing, blending and sometimes outright stealing the creativity and beauty created by others. This historical truth is lodged in immense pain, suffering and outright domination of some people for the success and privilege of others. We cannot rewrite that history -- the journey to now --but we can connect the record.
Equally important, we can acknowledge and also honor the birth of humanity and human civilization in Africa. It's our shared DNA, and white nationalists -- reinforced by cultural and religious institutions -- can try to rewrite truth, but the scientific record is clear. GlamTribal is sticking to this story, too. ~ Anne
Gigi Hadid covers the June 2018 issue of Vogue Japan. Photographers Luigi & Iango are in the studio, with styling by Julia von Boehm. / Hair by Luigi Murenu; makeup by Yumi Lee
Cardi B is fighting to stay true to her Bronx roots, having dropped a new album, 'Invasion of Privacy', opening in the top spot and making her (only) the fifth female rapper with a No. 1 album. Cardi B stands with sisters Nicki Minaj, Eve, Foxy Brown and Lauryn Hill,writes the New York Times, continuing:
“Invasion of Privacy” also had the highest streaming week ever for a female artist, with 202.6 million streams of tracks from the album, beating Beyoncé, who logged 115 million for “Lemonade” two years ago. In addition to the streams, “Invasion of Privacy” had 103,000 sales as a complete album, on formats like CD and download.
Cardi B drops into the pages of GQ US May 2018, lensed by Christian Weber and interviewed by Caity Weaver.
"I love political science," says Cardi, tucking into: Brussels sprouts with bacon, mashed potatoes with lobster, macaroni and cheese with optional truffle upgrade, shrimp cocktail with lemon and salt on the side, and a Coke with extra ice. We know the West Hollywood restaurant Cardi selected for dinner is good because, a member of her team explained earlier, Drake ate here last night. "I love government. I'm obsessed with presidents. I'm obsessed to know how the system works.
The "Bodak Yellow" rapper also weighed in on Social Security, telling Weaver that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was "the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security."
In an added compliment, one not to be taken lightly, Roosevelt's wife gets her own high-five, after Cardi B finishes off her macaroni and cheese, and explains to Weaver how social security for seniors came to be:
Social media supermodel Gigi Hadid covers the May 2018 issue of Harper's Bazaar USMay 2018, lensed by Mariano Vivanco with red-black-white, dog-friendly styling by Joanna Hillman./ Hair by Joey George; makeup by Erin Parsons
Model Kylie Vonndhme sees double in 'Lucida Realta', shimmering fabrics and relaxed tailoring styled by Micaela Sessa. Enrique Badulescu captures the fashion action for Elle Italia April 2018./ Hair by Dennis Devoy; makeup by Cosetta Giorgietti
Greta Varlese Makes Magic In 'Sortilèges', Lensed By Alexandra Von Fuerst For Numéro 192 April 2018
Photographer Alexandra Von Fuerst captures Greta Varlese making magic in 'Sortilèges', styled by Irina Marie for Numéro 192 April 2018./ Hair by Philippe Tholimet; makeup by Rebecca Wordingham
Model Amandine Renard is styled by Bernat Buscato for 'Champ Magnetique' , lensed by Txema Yeste in Numéro #192 April 2018./ Hair by Jordi Fontanals; makeup by Victor Alvarez
Alexandra Nataf Flashes Arizona Muse For Mango Spring/Summer 2018 Campaign
Model Arizona Muse fronts the Mango Spring/Summer 2018 campaign. Alexandra Nataf captures Arizona, styled by Ilona Hamer./ Hair by Mark Hampton; makeup by Siddhartha Simone
Model Arizona Muse fronts the eco-friendly Mango Committed Spring/Summer 2018 campaign. Alexandra Nataf captures Arizona, styled by Ilona Hamer./ Hair by Mark Hampton; makeup by Siddhartha Simone
Arizona explains the sustainability credentials behind Mango's Committed Collection:
“I love the MANGO committed collection. I am so excited to be here wearing it. This is my passion and MANGO came to me and said “Oh we would like to have you in our collection because of your interest in sustainability”. People are starting to see that this is my real interest and passion and I am really honored. I love it because the fabrics feel great, I know a lot about where the fabrics come from and I know how much better they are for our environment, our world and us. The fabrics that you use are really high quality like, Tencel, which is made from trees that were raised to be cut, so has never deforested anything and also the chemicals used in the process are never wasted, they reuse 99.7 % of the chemicals that they use for processing. And also you have chosen organic cotton, which is a totally different way of growing cotton. From my personal point of view, my decision to wear organic cotton comes from the way the farm is run, an organic farm for cotton is a totally different organization and that’s really important to the health of our environment.” – Muse for Vogue Paris on MANGO committed collection.
Model Sanne Vloet is styled by Kathrin Seidel in bird of paradise prints, lensed by Enrique Badulescu as 'Blumen Mehr!' for Elle Germany May 2018./ Hair by Leonardo Manetti; makeup by Deanna Melluso
Model Fran Summers stars in 'The Surreal Life', styled by Karl Templer in images by Craig McDean for Interview Magazine April/May 2018./ Makeup by Diane Kendal; hair by Shay Ashual
Nikki Haley Slams The White House & Larry Kudlow: "With All Due Respect, I Don't Get Confused"
UN Ambassador Nikki Haley coolly and calmly shot down the Trump Administration boys club on Tuesday, after colleagues blamed confusion and misstatements about additional Russian sanctions on her. There's a lesson learned here for women as gutsy as Haley -- which is not the majority of American women -- and for good reason.
New York Magazine provides the story backdrop, with Ambassador Haley stating on Sunday's 'Face the Nation' that additional sanctions were forthcoming, aimed at Russian companies that support Syria's chemical-weapons program. The formal announcement was coming shortly, said Haley, probably on Monday.
Model Catriona Frean wears pristine whites, tailored-femininity for hot weather days styled by Anouk Van Griensven. Photographer Katelijne Verbruggen captures the seaside beauty for Marie Claire Netherlands May 2018./ Hair & makeup by Suzanne Verberk
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