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Abby Champion Goes Poetic By Darren McDonald For Harper's Bazaar Australia November 2018
Rising model Abby Champion is styled by Naomi Smith in poetic femininity with a side of saucy. Photographer Darren McDonald is behind the lens for Harper’s Bazaar Australia November 2018./ Hair by Sophie Roberts; makeup by Linda Jefferyes
WAYNE BOOTH (T LEFT), CARISSA PINKSTON (T RIGHT), KUKUA WILLIAMS (L MIDDLE)
Models Carissa Pinkston, Kukua Williams, and Wayne Booth are styled by Bojana Kozarevic in ‘Joy As An Act Of Resistance’. Photographer Nadine Ijewere is behind the lens for i-D Magazine Winter 2018./ Hair by Naoki Komiya; makeup by Celia Burton
TOP ROW: ABBY CHAMPION, GRACE ELIZABETH, ELLEN ROSA; BOTTOM ROW: ADUT AKECH; HANNAH FERGUSON
Photographer Daniel Jackson captures ‘Sparkle, Shine’ featuring models Abby Champion, Adut Akech, Ellen Rosa, Grace Elizabeth and Hannah Ferguson. Jorden Bickham styles the girl gaggle for Vogue US December 2018./ Hair by Luke Hersheson; makeup by Petros Petrohilos
Model Abby Champion celebrates frivolity in ‘From Paris With Love’, styled by Charles Varenne. Photographer Mariano Vivanco captures the fashion magic for Harper’s Bazaar US December 2018./ Makeup by Niki M’Nray; hair by Ed Moelands
Model Maartje Verhoef is styled by Katerina Zolototrubova in luxe holiday jewels lensed by Jason Kim for Vogue Russia December 2018./ Hair by Sebastien Bascle; makeup by Helene Vasnier
IMG model Hayett McCarthy honors nature, styled by Liz McClean in clothes not suitable for camping. Photographer Boe Marion flashes Hayett in the great outdoor for So It Goes Magazine. / Makeup by Kristi Matamoros at Frank Reps; hair byTaichi Saito
Alexandra Agoston + Othilia Simon Take Sexy Stroll Lensed By Chris Colls For V Magazine Winter 2018
Models Alexandra Agoston and Othilia Simon are styled by Sarajane Hoare in lean, seductive minimalism lensed by Chris Colls for V Magazine Winter 2018./ Hair by Laurent Philippon; makeup by Stephane Marais
Models Alise Daugule; Angele Deschamps, Bronte Coates and Fedde Betting are styled by Peghah Maleknejad in ‘Women on Trees’, lensed by Paolo Zerbini by Vogue Ukraine November 2018./ Makeup by Jessica Taylor
The Society model Chayan He is styled by Shea Daspin in ‘One Last Hurrah’, lensed by Tory Rust for LADYGUNN November 2018./ Hair by William Scott Glair; makeup by Cheyenne Timperio
LADYGUNN magazine is a print + online publication with headquarters in New York, Los Angeles, and Stockholm. The independent publication’s editorial emphasis is on music, people and fashion. LADYGUNN is online, on metropolitan newsstands, and as a featured title in Barnes & Nobles locations nationwide.
Gemma Ward is styled by Naomi Smith in animal-lover images lensed by Georges Antoni for Harper’s Bazaar Australia December 2018./ Makeup by Linda Jefferyes; hair by Sophie Roberts
Emily Ratajkowski Launches M / RATA Lingerie On Nov. 22, Adding Another Wound To Victoria's Secret
Victoria’s Secret is about to get another lingerie sector challenger with the announcement that Emily Ratajkowski is launching a new lingerie line called M / RATA in a collab with Blush Lingerie. Ratajkowski’s new baby will make its debut on November 22, 2018 just in time for the holidays.
M / RATA lingerie is committed to ethical manufacturing under the Blush umbrella, reflecting the growing demands and concerns especially among younger consumers. The rules governing its manufacturing practices are posted on the company’s website.
M / RATA by Blush is also committed to size inclusivity, a topic that haunted Victoria’s Secret once again after the brand’s recent, tone-deaf Vogue.com interview by VS pros Ed Razek and Monica Mitro.
Robyn Denholm, A Chairwoman Co-driver for Elon Musk at Tesla
By Isabelle Chaboud, Associate Professor of Financial Analysis, Audit and Risk Management, Grenoble School of Management (GEM). First published in The Conversation la France.
Robyn Denholm, 55, was officially named on November 7, 2018 to replace the iconic Elon Musk as chairman of the board of Tesla, the US electric vehicle manufacturer. Why this choice ? Is it announcing a desire to profoundly reform a governance questioned by certain investors? Can she tame the whimsical boss? And can she really play her role independently?
The appointment comes in the wake of the SEC's sanctions against Elon Musk after the famous tweet of August 7, 2018, in which the automaker's boss said he planned to withdraw Tesla from the $ 420 stock market with guaranteed financing. Elon Musk had been fined $ 20 million and resigned as chairman of Tesla's board of directors. A function that he has been prohibited from exercising for at least three years. While some investors and stakeholders may welcome the separation of power between the CEO and the new Chair of the Board, others may see a new blow of communication and ask questions about the real independence of Robyn Denholm.
Top model Nadja Bender is lensed by Rasmus Mogensen in edgy, cinematic images called ‘Between the Screens’ for Dansk Magazine F/W 2018./ Makeup by Stine Rasmussen.
Thomas Lohr Captures Bo, Lalani, Natalia + Nynka In 'White Nights' For Vogue UK December 2018
Models Bo Fasseur, Lalani Ali, Natalia Montero and Nynke Slegers are styled by Alexandra Carl in ‘White Nights’, lensed by Thomas Lohr for Vogue UK December 2018./ Makeup by Janeen Witherspoon; hair by Naoki Komiya
Model Sam Rollinson is styled by Steven Doan in sci-fi images lensed by Olivier Yoan as ‘Future Invention’ for Vision China November 2018./ Makeup by Yin Lee
Model Bambi Northwood-Blyth is styled by Lenka Kermes in athletic looks lensed by Andreas Ortner for ELLE Czech November 2018./ Hair by Jan Molnar; makeup by Ivana Tokarska
Model Marte Mei van Haaster is styled by Karolina Gruszecka in a Louis Vuitton editorial lensed by Sonia Szóstak for Vogue Poland December 2018./ Makeup by Mayumi Oda; hair by David Delicourt
Adut Akech Says Even As Richest Model In The World: "I Will Still Be A Refugee. I Am A Refugee."
It’s been a phenomenal time for Adelaide, Australia’s rising star model Adut Akech. Launched as a Saint Laurent exclusive beginning in September 2016, she became the second black woman to ever close a Chanel fashion show, finding herself center stage with Karl Lagerfeld in the Chanel Haute Couture Fall 2018 presentation. In between these major fashion career milestones, Adut was center stage in Tim Walker’s 2018 Pirelli calendar, with its first all-black cast.
Now the former refugee finds herself on the cover of Vogue Australia’s December issue, in a feature about her life, her friends and family, even her school. Adut is also one of four models covering separate issues of British Vogue’s December issue.
Full stop. Back up Anne. Adut Akech corrects you, telling CNN:
AOC doesn’t care about Adut’s favorite makeup tips. Backstage snaps of Adut at a runway show are not our motivating life force. Her family life and history as a South Sudan refugee in Adelaide, Australia do get our attention, and Adut’s Vogue Australia December cover editorial adds rich soil to her personal global story.
Model Lexi Boling is styled by Francesca Rinciari in edgy Goth looks in holiday red. Photographer Drew Jarrett is behind the lens for S Moda El Pais December 2018./ Hair by Didier Malige; makeup by Frank B
How We Arrived At A $1 Billion Annual Price Tag To Save Africa’s Lions
By Luke Hunter, Chief Conservation Officer of Panthera, Research Associate, University of KwaZulu-Natal Research Fellow; originally published on The Conversation
A billion dollars. That’s approximately what it would cost, to save the African lion. That’s a billion dollars each year, every year into the foreseeable future.
The startling price tag comes from a calculation we did, starting with a new database we compiled of available funding in protected areas with lions. To our knowledge it’s the most comprehensive and up-to-date database of its kind.
Protected areas are the cornerstone of conservation yet we found that most of Africa’s extraordinary parks face grave funding shortfalls. Parks without funding often become protected in name only. Their staff, including the rangers and guards on the frontlines, simply cannot function without funds that pay for working equipment, rations, petrol and to keep the electricity running. Sometimes even salaries go unpaid.
Using the conservation needs of lions as a proxy for wildlife more generally, we compiled a dataset of funding in Africa’s protected areas with lions and estimated a minimum target for conserving the species and managing the areas effectively.
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