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English actor Claire Foy of ‘The Crown’ and ‘First Man’ — where she plays Janet Armstrong, the long suffering wife of Apollo astronaut Neil Armstrong —checks into WSJ Magazine’s February 2019 Talents & Legends Issue. Francesca Burns styles Foy in 60’s-inspired looks from Calvin Klein, Chanel, Celine and more, lensed by Alasdair McLellan.
Gisele Bundchen + Tamino Front Missoni SS2019 Campaign Lensed By Harley Weir
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen is joined by Belgian-Egyptian singer Tamino in Missoni’s Spring/Summer 2019 campaign, lensed by Harley Weir.
The campaign captures nomadic spirit of the collection, with protagonist representing traveler who transcend space and time.
“The Missoni Summer 2019 campaign is resplendent in the nocturnal lights of space, as the stars and planets transform into an ethereal background. Skies are as blue as a baroque theatre, with close-up and extended views of galactic, sandy and blazing destinations. Desert landscapes are animated by sand dunes and craters, painted by the reflections of stars which frame our two protagonists: top model Gisele Bündchen, historic testimonial for Missoni, and singer Tamino Amir Moharam Fouad, the latest sensation in the European alternative rock scene.
The two models reveal this season’s looks and pose as if they were dreamlike creatures emerging from the astral heavens. Dresses encrusted in ruffles and gossamer knitted mesh or iridescent ensembles in space-dyed lamé drape the body of a dancing Gisele.“
New Dutch model Tyvanni Osaheni is lensed by Fernando Gomez in ‘Sade’ for Vogue Ukraine January 2019.
Model Alexandra Agoston lights a bonfire in the pages of ELLE US February 2019. Photographer Chris Colls captures Alexandra in take no prisoners poses for ‘City Beach’, styled by Ilona Hamer./ Hair by Ward Stegerhoek; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
Marcin Tyszka Flashes Catherine McNeil In 'Spanish Dressing' For Harper's Bazaar US February 2019
Model Catherine McNeil is styled by Kerstin Schneider in ‘Spanish Dressing’, lensed by Marcin Tyszka for Harper’s Bazaar US February 2019./ Hair & makeup by Angel Tragacete
Branislav Simoncik Eyes Pleun Keijsers In Creative Images For Vogue Portugal January 2019
Model Pleun Keijsers is styled by Claudia Barros in ‘As Montanhas São Lilases’, an arresting set of images by Branislav Simoncik for Vogue Portugal January 2019.
Model Sophia Ahrens is styled by Pia Leonie Knoll for ‘Summer & Leather’, lensed by Adam Franzino for ELLE Germany February 2019./ Hair by Tsuki; makeup by Campbell Richie
Model Shirley Mallmann channels the movie ‘Swept Away’, styled by Catherine Baba in posh Riviera glamour for Georgine’s Spring/Summer 2019 campaign. Few photographers can capture this girl’s style mood as well as Ellen Von Unwerth, who shoots Shirley on the French island of Porquerolles. / Makeup by Romero Jennings; hair by Sebastien Bascle
Vogue.com called Porquerolles the Nantucket of the Mediterranean in August 2018.
Models Esti van Balen & Jessica Luostarinen are styled by Chloe Buttenshaw in charming, modest-maiden looks lensed by Saskia Wilson for Marie Claire Australia February 2018./ Hair by Daren Borthwick; makeup Isabella Schimid
The GOAT won the first round of the Australian Open on Monday, besting Germany’s Tatjana Maria in a 49-minute match. Serena competed in a green Nike Jumpsuit, which she calls a ‘Serena-tard’. The stories of black fishnets are erroneous, as her tights were flesh-tone fishnets with all the circulation-boosting support that Williams needs to keep her safe from bloodclots.
In a piece of old news, the Women’s Tennis Association in December 2018 issued a ruling that makes Serena’s controversial black catsuit from the French Open appropriate attire.
Model Hiandra Martinez channels modern retro glamour, styled by James Valeri in ‘Dress At All Costs’. Photographer Nico Bustos is behind the lens for Vogue Espana January 2019./ Hair by Sebastien Bascle; makeup by Celine Martin
Striking Lalani Ali and Dominican Republic-born Nayeli Figueroa drop the new girls gauntlet with a commanding models’ presence and confidence, in this Armani advertorial, styled by Lorena Maza. Photographer Vitali Gelwich captures the duo in timely androgynous looks for Sleek Magazine December 2018.
Chrissy Teigen Lives 'A Life Unfiltered', Lensed By Gilles Bensimon For ELLE UK January 2019
Top talent Chrissy Teigen is styled by Anne Christensen in ‘A Life Unfiltered’, utilitarian, yet sexy fashion looks with major attitude. Photographer Gilles Bensimon flashes the outspoken Teigen, who believes women are ready to rumble, for ELLE UK January 2019./ Hair by John Ruggiero
Chrissy Teigen declares 2019 as “the year of speaking up”, and she’s had it with everything from social media to shaming moms. And then there is Donald Trump! For example: “‘There’s so much more than these fake-ass Instagram people,” the mega watt talent tells Sanjiv Bhattacharya.
Teigen posts pics of her stretch marks, calling them ‘whatevs’. Then there was the time
“. . . she spoke for all of us in response to Kanye West’s political Twitter posts back in April, when she tweeted: ‘kanyeeeeeeeeeeeeee iljeflaejsf’pifgaiw’rgjwregfreogjwrpogjjr’. Or the moment someone tried to shame her for going to dinner ten days after her daughter was born, asking, ‘How’s baby Luna?’ She replied: ‘I dunno I can’t find her’.
Photo by Jaromír Kavan on Unsplash
Scientists Call for Drastic Drop in Emissions. U.S. Appears to Have Gone the Other Way.
By Abraham Lustgarten , ProPublica. This story was originally published by ProPublica.
The signals are blaring: Dramatic changes to our climate are well upon us. These changes — we know thanks to a steady drumbeat of alarming official reports over the past 12 months — could cripple the U.S. economy, threaten to make vast stretches of our coastlines uninhabitable, make basic food supplies scarce and push millions of the planet’s poorest people into cities and across borders as they flee environmental perils.
All is not yet lost, we are told, but the demands of the moment are great. The resounding consensus of scientists, economists and analysts tells us that the solution lies in an unprecedented global effort to immediately and drastically drop carbon emissions levels. That drop is possible, but it will need to happen so fast that it will demand extraordinary commitment, resolve, innovation and, yes, sacrifice. The time we’ve got to work with, according to the United Nations, is a tad more than 10 years.
And so it stings particularly badly to learn from a new report released this weekby the Rhodium Group, a private research company, that U.S. emissions — which amount to one-sixth of the planet’s — didn’t drop in 2018 but instead skyrocketed. The 3.4 percent jump in CO2 for 2018, projected by the Rhodium Group, would be second-largest surge in greenhouse gas emissions from the United States since 1996, when Bill Clinton was president.
Top model and Victoria’s Secret Angel Behati Prinsloo is styled by Elisabetta Massari in ‘Girls Like You’, lensed by David Roemer for Marie Claire Italy February 2019./ Hair by Dennis Gots
Model Emily Baker is styled by Maria Giulia Riva in modern modesty, country woman looks for ‘Talento Naturale’. Photographer Mel Karch captures Emily for Marie Claire Italia January 2019./ Hair by Lorenzo Barcella; makeup by Alessandra Casoni
Model mom Shannan Click takes readers into her life away from runways, styled by Amelianna Loiacono in ‘Private Shannan’. Photographer Laura Sciacovelli captures Shannan as an artist for ELLE Italia January 19, 2019./ Hair by Johnny Sapong; makeup by Kathy Jeung
Shannan and long-time partner, actor Jack Huston have two children a boy Cypress Night and older sister Sage Davinia. Information about her evolving work as an artist is VERY difficult to find.
Greece’s bridal magazine Protaseis Gamou Magazine engages photographer Mara Lazaridou for a series of breathtaking images featuring model Ada Adriana, styled by Stefanos Malamas./ Hair by Tom Zois; makeup by Rania Boudouri
Tiffany & Co appears on AOC frequently, given their significant contributions to wildlife conservation, frequently working with superhuman Doutzen Kroes. Tiffany & Co understands that younger customers have different values from their parents and grandparents, when the topic is inclusivity and responding to our global climate crisis. These younger customers are also concerned about the sourcing of their products in an industry known for some heartless business practices around the world.
The Fifth Avenue jeweler has now committed to full transparency around the origins and ultimately the journey from mining to a sale at Tiffany & Co of all of its diamonds (0.18 and larger.
The diamond’s provenance will be listed directly next to the stone in stores, and a unique serial number, invisible to the naked eye, will be laser-etched on the gem’s surface. By 2020, the jewelry house vows to share the entire craftsmanship journey of each diamond, including cutting and polishing workshops in addition to the mine’s location.
The Fifth Avenue jeweler has now committed to full transparency around the origins and ultimately the journey from mining to a sale at Tiffany & Co of all of its diamonds (0.18 and larger.)
“Through transparency in sourcing and craftsmanship, we hope that people will further understand the important journey of a Tiffany diamond, and its positive impacts around the world,” said Anisa Kamadoli Costa, chief sustainability officer at Tiffany & Co.
Photographer Rankin brings a big of Italian Renaissance artistry to Coco de Mer’s Spring/Summer 2019 campaign. Models Ishioma Okenmor, Elle Dowling and Ellen G channel Sandro Botticelli’s famous ‘The Primavera’ painting, wearing luxe Coco de Mer lingerie fashioned with metallic threading, luxurious silks and sheer lace.
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