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Steinberg graces the pages of Numéro France 248 [IG], styled by Lisa Jarvis in a unique fashion presentation called ‘Sketchbook’. Szilveszter Mako [IG], clearly a lover of fresh approaches to media fashion stories leaves his mark yet again./ Hair by Pierpaolo Lai; makeup by Luciano Chiarello; set design by Edith di Monda
Model Steinberg covers the September 2024 issue of Vogue Greece. Nicholas Georgiou styles the designer fashion story with welcome props, lensed by Swedish photographer Johan Sandberg [IG]. / Makeup by Yvane Rocher; hair by Quentin Lafforgue
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Versace’s Resort 2023 Collection is filled with tensions: ‘“Hard and soft, masculine and feminine, formal and playful, contrasts that I see the new generation questioning and ripping up completely,” Donatella Versace said about her acid-colors designs.
Models Sora Choi and Steinberg kick off the women’s wing of the campaign, with Momo Ndiaye and Timo Pan on mens. Photographer Thue Nørgaard [IG] captures the vibrant colorways exuding big energy, styled by Jacob K.
Top photographer Mario Sorrenti [IG] delivers major artistry to the pages of Self Service Magazine #57 F/W 2022.23. Steinberg poses in minimal clothes and iridescent paint, with fashion styled by Elodie David./ Hair by Ward; makeup by Frank B; set design by Philipp Haemmerle
Top model and Dior face Steinberg poses for the 39th edition of the Dior Magazine, wearing selects from the FW collection that are suspended between present and future. Photographer Elizaveta Porodina [IG] adds her futurist vision that marries antiquities and traditions with a futuristic Dior attitude as executed by Maria Grazia Chiuri.
In the Fall 2022 campaign, Chiuri is inspired by the objectified female subjects of ‘Old Masters’, as transformed by living Italian feminist artist Mariella Bettineschi. In the fashion show, the models clearly referenced the women in Renaissance paintings, but reborn as women and girls with their own agency and ability to understand the ways of the world at work around them.
The overall effect of Dior’s pre-fall 2022 fashion statement channels British pop-punk style, embodying a spirit of defiance and individualism in its embrace of the many ways young women can dress.
Given the sweep of anti-LGBTQIA+ laws and anti-women’s rights laws sweeping through America’s red states, Chiuri delivered a collection that has political roots as well — at least in America.
Like myself, Chiuri used her youthful rebellion against the harsh edges and austerity of a Catholic school uniform — and the perpetual guilt enforced on young women by the Catholic hierarchy — as a foundation for the collection’s visual aesthetic. ~ Anne