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Top model Mariacarla Boscono is styled by Vittoria Cerciello in ‘Oggi Sono lo’, lensed by Dario Catellani for Vogue Italia October 2018./ Makeup by Gemma Smith-Edhouse; hair by Kei Terada
Model Maartje Verhoef covers the November 2018 issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK’s ‘The Art Issue’, styled by Charlie Harrington in fluid elegance and sharp angles. Photographer Josh Skinner captures the modern heritage looks as ‘I Have Written My Name On The Far Side Of The Sky’ — Yves Klein —.on location at Blenheim Palace.
Ashley Graham Is Lensed By Giampaolo Sgura In Violeta by Mango Fall Winter 2018 Campaign
Model Ashley Graham fronts Violeta by Mango’s Fall Winter 2018 campaign. Empowered by the statement ‘I Am What I Am’, Ashley is lensed by Giampaolo Sgura in three different collections including dressy, casual and sporty looks.
Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski were arrested today, as protesters infiltrated the Hart Senate Office Building in DC, to rally against an affirmative vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
Before entering the Senate Building, Schumer and Ratajkowski joined Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to address crowds outside of the Supreme Court. Gillibrand told the crowd that the FBI had failed to seriously investigate the claims by Dr. Blasey-Ford that Kavanaugh had sexually assaulted her. "It was not intended to get to the bottom of this. It was not intended to find the truth. It was intended to be a cover, a cover for those who don't want to look at the truth," Gillibrand said.
Shortly after Gillibrand finished, Schumer and EmRata were arrested, writes Harper’s Bazaar. On Twitter, EmRata shared the experience along with a photo of her carrying a sign which read Respect Female Existence Or Expect Our Resistance. She wrote, "Today I was arrested protesting the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, a man who has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault. Men who hurt women can no longer be placed in positions of power."
Christy Turlington Burns Launches 'Giving Birth in America: California', A Dramatic Turnaround Story
Giving Birth in America is a documentary series that examines some of the reasons for the alarming current statistics about maternal mortality rates in the US, where the US finds itself with maternal mortality stats ranking at the very bottom of the developed world. The series is presented by Every Mother Counts, the non-profit founded by Christy Turlington Burns in 2011, dedicated to making childbirth safe for women everywhere. This fifth and most recent episode, California, focuses on Dr. Cristina Gamboa, an OB-GYN in Watsonville who provides pre-natal health care to an immigrant farmworker from Mexico with a high-risk pregnancy.
Christy Turlington Burns discusses her new documentary, made with ‘Every Mother Counts’ and ‘Giving Birth in America’ director/producer Clancy McCarty in the October 2018 issue of C Magazine.
Liya Kebede In 'Modern Bohemia' By Bjorn Iooss For Sunday Times Style Magazine UK Sept. 30, 2018
Top model Liya Kebede is styled by Verity Parker in ‘Modern Bohemia’, a psychedelic mix of good vibrations clothes from Gucci, Prada, Balenciaga and more. Bjorn Iooss flashes the Ethiopian beauty and global women’s activist for The Sunday Times Style Magazine UK.
Like Christy Turlington Burns, featured today about her upcoming fifth installment documentary around maternal health, Kebede is also dedicated to maternal health as an ambassador for the World Health Organization and through her own Lemlem Foundation.
Gabriela Hearst Dresses Cecile Richards Lensed By Tiffany Nicholson For Porter Edit #29 Winter 2018
Gabriela Hearst is a Uruguayan born, New York based, women's luxury ready-to-wear and accessories designer. In addition to designing her namesake collection, she runs and operates her family's ranch in Uruguay.
Porter Magazine features Gabriela Hearst in the Winter Issue #29, with former president of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards as her model. Glorious!! Tiffany Nicholson is behind the lens documenting this wonderful fashion features editor Emma Sell’s interview session, with styling by Emily Jenkins./ Hair by Shinya Nakagawa; makeup by Nina Soriano
Model Bella Newman sparkles in ‘Why Disco is Back in Fashion - Again’ styled by Jared Lawton. Photographer Andy Ryan is in the studio for WSJ Magazine October 2018./ Hair by Charles McNair; makeup by Raul Otero
Supermodel Christy Turlington Burns covers the October 2018 issue of C Magazine. Alison Edmond styles Turlington in noble origins looks from Gucci, Prada, Michael Kors and more for images by Pamela Hanson.
Christy meets with C Magazine at the New York City headquarters of Every Mother Counts, the non-profit organization Turlington Burns founded in 2010. Gracing more than 1,000 magazine covers for more than three decades is a part of her legacy, but Turlington Burns has a different primary purpose now. “Running an organization and raising a family forces you to prioritize. You can’t do everything at the same time,” she says. “Someone once told me, ‘You have to sequence.’ So, for me, that means family, EMC, and I guess I take the last sliver!”
The organization has raised more than $21 million, and has expanded its grant portfolio to include Bangladesh, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Tanzania, Uganda and the United States. And while maternal mortality has dropped worldwide, according to UNICEF, from 532,000 in 1990 to 303,000 in 2015, the rate of maternal mortality in America is rising, as analyzed by the Global Burden of Disease. It’s widely believed that much of this change is being driven by Republican policies determined to close down Planned Parenthood, often the only women’s health clinic in poor areas of America. Texas, for example, now has the maternal death rate of a third world country.
Model Othilia Simon is styled by Morgan Pilcher in ‘True Grit’, lensed by Quentin De Briey for Porter Magazine #29 Winter 2018./ Hair by Paolo Soffiatti; makeup by John McKay
Victoria’s Secret Angel Lily Aldridge is styled by Sandy Armeni in summer bliss for ‘A Postcard from Hydra’. Photographer Yulia Gorbachenko captures Lily for Harper’s Bazaar Greece October 2018./ Hair by Panos Papandrianos; makeup by Georgi Sandev
Jennifer Lawrence Fronts Dior Cruise 2019 Horsewomen Looks Lensed By Viviane Sassen
Star actor Jennifer Lawrence showcases Maria Grazia Chiuri’s equestrian cruise 2018 collection for Dior. Photographer Viviane Sassen is behind the lens, as Dior sets the scene:
“In a barren landscape, where the architectural lines of concrete walls are warmed by the colors of the desert, Jennifer Lawrence is the embodiment of liberated femininity, dressed in cruise 2019. Inspired by the escaramuzas, the Creative Director of the House, Maria Grazia Chiuri, designed feminine silhouettes whose dresses and petticoats embellished with traditional embroidery evoke the gracious and powerful discipline of these Mexican horsewomen. Toile de Jouy, modernized with a series of wild animals, also plays a key role in the collection. Its motifs appear on coats, skirts and the Dior Book Tote bag. To complete this equestrian look, the Saddle bag with its iconic curves is reinvented in patchwork or Dior Oblique canvas.“
Model Romy De Vries is styled by Cara Schiffers & Pip Peters in modern architecture, femme fatale looks lensed by Katelijne Verbruggen for Grazia Netherlands October 2018./ Hair & makeup by Severine Van Donkelaar
Model Edwina Preston is styled by Jack Collins in ‘Wall Flower’, lensed by Oli Kearon for Paper Magazine Fall 2018./ Makeup by Mel Arter; hair by Takuya Morimoto
Model Roos Van Elk is styled by Helen Broadfoot in ‘Your Best Skin Ever’. Photographer Stefano Galuzzi captures the sensual beauty for Porter Magazine #29 Winter 2018./ Hair by Ali Pirzadeh; makeup by Kirstin Piggott
Rising model Kaia Gerber covers the October 2018 issue of Vogue Paris, getting two beauty treatments by artist Mark Carrasquillo. On the left, Kaia wears a subtle, minimal makeup look that vamps into high gear with blue metallic eyeshadow, a high-gloss red lip, and intense bright beauty.
"FROM DAY TO NIGHT: a star is born, in @KaiaGerber, the cover star of our October issue dedicated to night lovers everywhere," the Vogue Paris captioned the post. The duality theme in Kaia’s hair played off her over-the-top glam, styled in a windswept blowout. To finish off the cover look Kaia wears a single diamond drop earring on the made-up side and no jewelry at all on the natural one.
Kaia’s cover, lensed by Mikael Jansson, launches full throttle the October issue’s celebration of infamous nights from Parisian haunts to New York’s Studio 54 to the golden era of Monaco party girls.
Inside the pages, Kaia Gerber joins Imaan Hammam, Edie Campbell, and Rianne Van Rompaey in glittering gems from Cartier, Chopard, Messika Paria, Piaget and more, all lensed by Mikael Jansson with styling by editor-in-chief Emmanuelle Alt.
Top model Guinevere Van Seenus is styled by Cathy Kasterine in ‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’, lensed by Yelena Yemchuk for Porter Magazine #29 Winter 2018./ Hair by Stelli; makeup by Georgina Graham
Rising model Fran Summers, a 19-year-old from North Yorkshire, covers the November 2018 issue of British Vogue, going solo after her May 2018 nine-model appearance. Vogue Edward-in-Chief Edward Enninful packs up elegant silhouettes from recent couture shows, recreating an ode to the British invasion of New York in the 1960s, lensed by Inez & Vinoodh.
Enninful muses that because Fran is a “proper beauty with universal appeal, there were actual gasps from onlookers as I walked her through the streets in her Dior gown. Literally, the crowds parted, taxis stopped, horns honked and the whole world seemed to stop and stare. She had arrived. It was, as we say in fashion, “a moment”.
Victoria’s Secret Angel Adriana Lima has staying power, being hard at work since the late 90s. Now the boxing queen ‘gym inspo’ has been named Puma’s international training ambassador, and she sits down with Glamour UK to talk her badass fearless female self.
I believe in advertising that people want to feel related to you as a human. What I always stand for through my work is that I like to show reality, what is real. For instance, over the last few days, shooting for Puma, everything that you see in the campaign is real, I go out there and I am working out for real. The sweat you are going to see is real, it’s not a set up. I believe Puma wants to empower women to stretch and reach their goals whatever they are and whatever that takes whether that is through being fashionable or feeling good about themselves.
Feeling good is not a physical matter, feeling good is a thing that is inside of you. You are the one who has to figure out what makes you happy, whatever that is. If it’s taking a walk, dancing, that’s a form of workout. It’s a matter of doing the little things that make you smile – that’s the secret to life.
Itchy Scratchy Patchy was started by long-time friends Edie Campbell and Christabel MacGreevy in 2015.
The brand focuses on decoration and adornment, season-less fashion, and taking the process of making clothes and how you dress back into your own hands. It is about clothes that have a life and a story, a sense of humor and a point of view.
Since its launch, the brand has collaborated with Levi’s, Sunspel, Dickies, LOVE magazine, Calm & Collected, Chloé and Lewis Leathers.
In this fun fashion editorial for LOVE Magazine, Edie and Christabel show off the new Itchy Scratchy Patchy Virtues collection, inspiring summer postcards for the Fall/Winter issue. Harry Carr is behind the lens in Syros, Greece.
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