Steven Meisel Flashes Kris Grikaite In Max Mara Fall 2018 Campaign
/Model Kris Grikaite fronts Max Mara's Fall Winter 2018 campaign. Carine Roitfeld styles Kris for images by Steven Meisel.
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Model Kris Grikaite fronts Max Mara's Fall Winter 2018 campaign. Carine Roitfeld styles Kris for images by Steven Meisel.
Barrier-breaking, hijab-wearing model Halima Aden is lensed by Sebastian Kim in a selection of modest ensembles styled by Katie Mossman. The ensembles will be featured at San Francisco's de Young Museum this fall. The six-month-long exhibition called 'Contemporary Muslim Fashions' explores “the complex and diverse nature of Muslim fashion and current modest dress codes" from many well-known designers including Yves Saint Laurent and Dolce & Gabbana and Franco-Algerian designer Faiza Bouguessa, known for his high-end abayas.
Another section of the show running from September 22-January 6, 2019 is dedicated to photography and film. It will include socially charged artworks by artists such as Wesaam Al-Badry, Rania Matar, Hassan Hajjaj, and Shirin Neshat. Click here for more information.
Star of 'American Crime Story' and newest Chanel brand ambassador Penelope Cruz wears Jacquemus for the September 2018 cover of Marie Claire France. Anne-Sophie Thomas styles Cruz also in Azzedine Alaia, Celine, Nina Ricci and more for images by Xavi Gordo.
Auckland, New Zealand fashion photographer Jono Parker captures model Bianca Henry styled by Gabrielle Gibson for Black Magazine./ Makeup by Lochie Stonehouse; hair: Maggie Pang & Dom Lendich
Models Masha Skokova and Clementine Balcaen are styled by Marie-Amelie Sauvein 'Bourgeois Bohemian', lensed by Craig McDean for W Magazine Vol #4 2018./ Hair by Anthony Turner; makeup by Peter Philips
W Magazine, part of Condé Nast, is one of three publications also including Brides and Golf Digest, that the organization hopes to sell in its efforts to stem a $120 million loss in 2017. W publishes eight issues a year. It's rumoured that editor-in-chief Stefano Tonchi is scouting for "a team of investors from the international fashion and luxury world" in an attempt to buy the magazine by this November. Cate Blanchett guest edits its big fall issue.
T Magazine's August 19, 2018 Fall Fashion Issue focuses on 'The Shape of Things to Come', lensed by Willy Vanderperre. Editor Hanya Yanagihara turns her eye to four models of the moment -- Adesuwa Aighewi, Anok Yai, Alyssa Traoré and Sora Choi-- styled by Alastair McKimm in CDC, Calvin Klein, Sacai, Prada, Balenciaga and more.
10 Celebrated Models Cover WSJ Magazine's 10th Anniversary Issue Lensed By Inez & Vinoodh
WSJ Magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary issue with 5 covers featuring 10 top models Adwoa Aboah, Andreea Diaconu, Anna Ewers, Carolyn Murphy, Doutzen Kroes, Freja Beha Erichsen, Imaan Hammam, Karlie Kloss, Rianne Van Rompaey, and Tao Okamoto. George Cortina styles 10 of the World's Most Celebrated Models lensed by Inez & Vinoodh.
Models Aamito Lagum, Ayobami Okekunie, Danielle Lashley and Julie Hoomans are styled by Hanna Keifa in a fall trend review, lensed by Nicole Maria Winkler for Vogue UK August 2018./ Hair by Mari Ohashi; Lucy Burt
Model Ninouk Akkerman wears strong woman jewelry looks, styled by Akari Endo-Gaut. Raf Stahelin is behind the lens for Aleación Radical in Vogue Mexico September 2018./ Hair by Adam Szabo; makeup by Stoj
10 Celebrated Models Cover WSJ Magazine's 10th Anniversary Issue Lensed By Inez & Vinoodh
WSJ Magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary issue with 5 covers featuring 10 top models Adwoa Aboah, Andreea Diaconu, Anna Ewers, Carolyn Murphy, Doutzen Kroes, Freja Beha Erichsen, Imaan Hammam, Karlie Kloss, Rianne Van Rompaey, and Tao Okamoto. George Cortina styles 10 of the World's Most Celebrated Models lensed by Inez & Vinoodh.
Rising model Chiara Scelsi has gone from pole vaulting to Dolce & Gabbana to walking for Chanel, booking an H&M campaign and now showing her skills in the 'Art of Seduction'. Helen Broadfoot styles Chiara in soft sensual beauty looks with jewels, lensed by Ward Ivan Rafik for Porter Magazine #28 Fall 2018./ Hair by Alain Pichon; makeup by Andrew Gullimore
The World Needs More Staircases of Knowledge Like The University of Balamand in Lebanon
In a moment when Trump is just dumbling down America, it was so refreshing to find this images of 'The Staircase of Knowledge' located at the University of Balamand in Lebanon. Sasaki Architects explain the misson of the university and creates context around the staircase.
The University of Balamand, established twenty years ago in the aftermath of the Lebanese civil war, occupies a spectacular site in North Lebanon on a steep hillside overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Established by the Orthodox Church, the university is committed to promoting understanding between the Christian and Muslim faiths, and to developing a secular education based on dialogue, transparency, and resistance to dogma and fundamentalism. The university plans rapid expansion over the next twenty years to an enrollment of 5,000, drawing students from throughout the Middle East. Sasaki's master plan accommodates this expansion while reflecting the university's overall goals. A dominant theme of the plan is a Path of Learning that links the secular—expressed by an ancient stone-vaulted goat house restored as a faculty center at the upper end of the campus—to the spiritual, expressed by a thousand-year-old Orthodox monastery at the lower end of the campus.
Supermodel Carolyn Murphy is styled by Kidd Ji in neutral sporty elegance from Ralph Lauren, Givenchy, Tom Ford, Chloe and more. Yuan Gui Meiflashes Murphy for the September 2018 issue of ELLE China.
WSJ Magazine takes us to "the majestic city of Maheshwar, where tailored pieces from the fall collections suited for him or her bring worldly flair to a dreamy journey." Ethan James Green is behind the lens for "In India, Dreamy Fall Fashion For Him and Her", with styling by Anastasia Barbieri and set design by Julia Wagner.
Actor Constance Wu believed a starring role in 'Crazy Rich Asaians' was not in her destiny. "Crazy Rich Asians" would be the first studio-made Asian-American movie in 25 years, and Wu's shooting schedule for her sitcom 'Fresh Off the Boat' was a total conflict with this golden opportunity. Constance Wu, who has been a front line crusader for Asian-American representation in Hollywood, would have to sit this historic moment out.
Then she had one more grade A idea worthy of her crazy Asian diva reputation. With her penchant for drama, Wu composed an email to the director of 'Crazy Rich Asianas', director Jon M. Chu.
"I said, I know the dates don't work out and whoever you cast, I will be the first in line and I will be their No. 1 fan and supporter, but I did want to let you know that I would put 110 percent of my heart into this project and I know what to do with it and how to carry a movie and if you can just wait for me, I don't think you'll regret it," Wu, 36, said. "I did NOT think this email would work. I did it more for me so that I felt that I had told my truth. But then he read it and said, "You guys, we've got to push the production."
She got her part, and Constance Wu is making daily headlines deadlines with the launch of 'Crazy Rich Asians'. In these images, Max Abadian captures the star for the September 2018 issue of Fashion Magazine Canada./ Hair by Derek Yuen; makeup by Jo Baker
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Serena Williams Will Wear Virgil Abloah Collab For Nike At US Open 2018
Serena Williams will wear a new Nike Collection, designed for her by Louis Vuitton's menswear designer Virgil Abloh, in the US Open tennis championship. The one-shoulder dress was inspired by Serena's love of ballet and dance. includes a ruffled, tulle skirt with “logo” printed above the Nike swoosh and “Serena” printed alongside the sleeve.
“What I love about tennis is the gracefulness. It’s an aggressive and powerful game, but it takes touch and finesse,” Abloh said in a statement. “So the dress is feminine, but combines her aggression. It’s partially revealing. It’s asymmetrical. It has a sort of ballerina-esque silhouette to symbolize her grace. It’s not about bells and whistles and tricks. It’s just about it living on the body, and expressing Serena’s spirit with each swing of the racket.”
Top model Barbara Palvin poses in romantic pastel bras and panty sets styled by Simon Robins.Phtographer Jumbo Tsui captures the Hungarian beauty against nature's backdrop for Chinese lingerie brand Aimer Lingerie./ Hair by John Ruggiero; makeup by Jenna Anton
Model Aya Jones is styled in softly glittering, glam silver byMorgan Pilcher. Jones poses for Porter Magazine's Fall 2018 issue after her June 22, 2018 appearance in Porter Edit, lensed again by Stefano Galuzzi./ Hair by Joseph Pujalte; makeup by Pamela Cochrane
Supermodel Doutzen Kroes is styled by Jenny Kennedy in pure white essentials for 'New Radical'. Phorographer Rory Payne is in the studio for ES Magazine August 10th, 2018./ Hair by Stephane Lancien; makeup by Val Garland
Doutzen's interview is very straight forward, and not full of 'new'. We learn that she has raised over £3m through her #KnotOnMyPlanet campaign, working with the Elephant Crisis Fund, the anti-ivory charity supported by actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio.
Beehive Fences and Elephants: Tanzanian Case Study Offers Fresh Insights
When people cultivate food crops on or near wild lands it can be assumed that wild animals will eat them – what’s known as crop-raiding. Farms in the vicinity of protected areas can expect to be visited by a range of wild animals including birds, rodents, and large mammals like monkeys, bushpigs and elephants.
Because of their size, elephants are the most conspicuous crop-user and may, in addition to eating crops, trample farmers’ fields and break fences. Using nonlethal ways to deter elephants from farms is the most humane and effective defence long-term. But elephants are still being shot and killed, particularly if they threaten people or property.
Given that elephant numbers are dwindling, creative solutions need to be found to reduce crop losses and improve the chances of elephants and people coexisting.
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