Top model Hana Jirickova wears her healthy sensuality in the October 2022 issue of Vogue Netherlands in a fashion story ‘J’aime la Plage’. Marian Nachmia styles Jirickova in images by Arran & Jules [IG] that remind us of the deceased Vogue Paris, now Vogue France.

With a right-wing battle for women’s bodies gaining steam across the world — not only America — it’s no time for fashion to go Miss Modesty, as Vogue France has done. Didn’t they tell us a few months ago that feminism is so over as an issue?

Right-Wingers Move To Control Women’s Bodies

Given a right-wing win in Italy on Sunday — the first since Mussolini and a couple weeks ago also in Sweden, and with America’s midterms a tossup in our post-Roe world — “controlling women’s bodies” is a high-priority in Europe and America.

Meanwhile in Iran, women are again protesting and throwing down their hijabs, streaming into the streets with actions that put their lives at complete risk of being murdered by the Iranian police. AOC was very involved in the Green movement in 2009.

Many American Muslim women will accuse us of Islamaphobia for supporting the Iranian women [based on past experience on AOC and a three-day , round-the-clock battle that ended comments on the website], but that’s their problem, not ours. We are over being intimidated on this topic.

Thank you Vogue Netherlands, for being “enlightened” all summer and now into fall. We are learning on you the way we used to lean on Vogue Paris under Carine Roitfeld. This fight to control womens bodies is again in full-swing and this time, the battle will be epic. ~ Anne