Steven Klein Captures 'American Daydream' With Joan Smalls & Lara Stone For Vogue US September 2017

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Steven Klein Captures 'American Daydream' With Joan Smalls & Lara Stone For Vogue US September 2017

The September 2017 issue of Vogue US -- its 125th Anniversary Issue -- has perfect timing with 'American Daydream' starring Joan Smalls, Lara Stone, Finn Wittrock & Trai Byers. Grace Coddington styles the images floating high above the furor of US President Trump's astonishing public embrace of white nationalism at an August 15 press conference. Steven Klein documents the American dream that so many of us embrace -- and live fully -- as Donald Trump stokes the fires of hate in America. 

Mario Sorrenti Eyes Faretta & Hiandra Martinez In 'The Magic of Fall Fashion At The Venice Biennale'

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Mario Sorrenti Eyes Faretta & Hiandra Martinez In 'The Magic of Fall Fashion At The Venice Biennale'

Models Faretta & Hiandra Martinez are styled by George Cortina in 'The Magic of Fall Fashion at the Venice Biennale. Photographer Mario Sorrenti flashes the duo for WSJ Magazine September 2017./ Hair by Christiaan; makeup by Aaron de Mey

Ethan James Green Eyes Sleek Separates 'Field of Dreams' For Dazed Magazine Fall 2017

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Ethan James Green Eyes Sleek Separates 'Field of Dreams' For Dazed Magazine Fall 2017

Models Ajak Deng, Angok Mayen, Hannelore Knuts, Lucas Cristino, Rose Cordero, Ubah Hassan, and Zhengyang Zhang are styled by Robbie Spencer in 'Field of Dreams'. Photographer Ethan James Green makes the style capture for Dazed Magazine Fall 2017./ Hair by Shingo Shibata; makeup by Dick Page

François Nars Flashes Guinevere Van Seenus & Adonis Bosso For Marie Claire US September 2017

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François Nars Flashes Guinevere Van Seenus & Adonis Bosso For Marie Claire US September 2017

Models Guinevere Van Seenus & Adonis Bosso join forces in 'Night Call', styled by Patti Wilson.Photographer François Nars flashes the duo for Marie Claire US September 2017./ Hair by Peter Savic; makeup by James Kaliardos

Mikael Jansson Captures Raquel Zimmermann In 'Inspirations' For Vogue Paris September 2017

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Mikael Jansson Captures Raquel Zimmermann In 'Inspirations' For Vogue Paris September 2017

Model Raquel Zimmermann is styled by Anastasia Barbieri in 'Inspirations', lensed by Mikael Jansson forVogue Paris September 2017./ Hair by Shay Ashual; makeup by Mark Carrasquillo

David Mushegain Shoots Stella Maxwell In New Orleans For Elle Italia September 2017

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David Mushegain Shoots Stella Maxwell In New Orleans For Elle Italia September 2017

Victoria's Secret Angel Stella Maxwell covers the September 2017 issue of Elle Italia, holding fashion court in New Orleans. Eva Geraldine Fontanelli styles Eva in street style looks from DSquared2, Dolce & Gabbana, Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton. lensed by David Mushegain./ Hair by Johnnie Sapong; makeup by Carolina Gonzalez

Nagai Sakai Captures Ally Ertel In 'Aztel Hotel' For Love Want Magazine September 2017

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Model Ally Ertel is styled by Ye Young Kim in Aztel Hotel', lensed by Nagi Sakai for Love Want Magazine September 2017./ Hair by Jordan M; makeup by Makky P

Daily Stormer Is Down, Kicked Off GoDaddy, Then Google. We Assume It Will Rise Again

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Daily Stormer Is Down, Kicked Off GoDaddy, Then Google. We Assume It Will Rise Again

The now infamous neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer lost its GoDaddy hosting home Monday night after being advised that it had 24 hours to find another host provider. The company has been criticized for months for hosting the Daily Stormer, which clearly violated its terms of service. 

Daily Stormer first launched a false flag operation, saying that Anonymous had taken over its website in honor of Heather Heyer, the victim of a domestic terror act on Saturday in Charlottesville, Va. Owner Andrew Anglin, who wrote a disgusting diatribe against Heyer, then moved the site to Google, which immediately announced that it would not host the website.

In the Daily Stormer post, Anglin called Heyer a 'slut', characterizing her as dying in a “road rage incident.” He said she was a “drain on society” and disparaged her appearance. “Most people are glad she is dead,” he wrote.

Bella Hadid Wears Leather Elegance Lensed By Ben Morris For Elle Russia September 2017

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Bella Hadid Wears Leather Elegance Lensed By Ben Morris For Elle Russia September 2017

Top model Bella Hadid covers the September 2017 issue of Elle Russia. Stylist Vadim Galaganov chooses leather looks from Prada,  Hermès, Saint Laurent, DSquared2 and more accented with Bulgari jewelry for images by Ben Morris.

Madison Headrick Fronts 'Saint Laurent Confidential' Lensed By David Sims For Vogue Paris September 2017

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Madison Headrick Fronts 'Saint Laurent Confidential' Lensed By David Sims For Vogue Paris September 2017

Emmanuelle Alt styles model Madison Headrick in 'Saint Laurent Confidential' with words about artistic director Anthony Vaccarelo.  David Sims is behind the lens for Vogue Paris September 2017.

Annie Leibovitz Captures Model Icons In 'Good Jeans' For Vogue US September 2017 125th Anniversary Issue

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Annie Leibovitz Captures Model Icons In 'Good Jeans' For Vogue US September 2017 125th Anniversary Issue

American Vogue celebrates its 125th Anniversary September 2017 issue with a packed 700+ pages heaping with iconic model faces.  Nothing is more American than denim styled on Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Elaine Irwin, Claudia Schiffer, Tatjana Patitz, Joan Smalls, Amber Valetta, Carolyn Murphy, Linda Evangelista, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Imaan Hammam, Liu Wen, Fei Fei Sun and Natalia Vodianova in 'Good Jeans'. Annie Leibovitz produces Rembrandt-inspired portraits styled by Tonne Goodman. / Hair by Garren and Thom Prizno; makeup by Diane Kendal

Tess Hellfeuer Wears Sensual Knits Lensed By Mikael Schulz For Elle Germany September 2017

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Tess Hellfeuer Wears Sensual Knits Lensed By Mikael Schulz For Elle Germany September 2017

Model Tess Hellfeuer is wrapped in sensual, over-sized knits styled by Kathrin Seidel. PhotographerMikael Schulz captures the nature girl for Elle Germany September 2017./ Hair & makeup by Anna Neugebauer

Mario Sorrenti Flashes Faretta In Elegant Looks For Vogue Paris September 2017

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Mario Sorrenti Flashes Faretta In Elegant Looks For Vogue Paris September 2017

Croatian-born Faretta, profiled by Vogue US in Oct 2016, is styled in elegant looks by Aleksandra Woroniecka in Mario Sorrenti images for Vogue Paris September 2017./ Hair by Bob Recine; makeup by Aaron de Mey

Edie Campbell Covers Vogue Paris September 2017, Lensed By David Sims in 'Pull Lover'

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Edie Campbell Covers Vogue Paris September 2017, Lensed By David Sims in 'Pull Lover'

Top model Edie Campbell is styled by Emmanuelle Alt in slouchy, sexy sweaters in 'Pull Lover'. Photographer David Sims flashes Edie in rich, sensual images for Vogue Paris September 2017. On occasion VP produces an editorials that reminds us of the good old days. / Hair by Pierpaolo Lai; makeup by Hiromi Ueda

Dear Trump: You Can Cherish America's White Nationalist History; I Detest It!

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Dear Trump: You Can Cherish America's White Nationalist History; I Detest It!

I do not cherish America's white nationalist history, as you said today, Trump . . . that we must cherish "all" our history and all sides are equally guilty in the Charlottesville tragedy. I've lived my life to end America's racist history because it is totally out of sync with my values. White nationalism may be your values, Sir Trump, but not mine. 

NEVER ever once did President Barack Obama incite hatred in America, as you have done -- even trying to undermine his presidency with your birther lies. So don't be dragging him and me, too, into your collective "we" speech that this tragedy today is not about you, or not about Obama. We tower over you in character and our actions are not divisive and hate-filled, as yours have been.

Sen. Ted Cruz Calls Out Nazis, The KKK + White Supremacists In Act Of Domestic Terrorism

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Sen. Ted Cruz Calls Out Nazis, The KKK & White Supremacists In Act Of Domestic Terrorism

Writing for Vogue, Lynn Yaeger asks 'Why Is President Trump Coddling the White Supremacist Movement?  Large numbers of Republicans are criticizing Trump's refusal to condemn the white supremacts, neo-Nazis and Klan members convened Saturday in Charlottesville for a 'Unite the Right' rally in which a car driven by 20-year-old Ohio man James Alex Fields killed one and left 19 injured, five in critical condition on Sunday morning. 

One Republican Trump supporter Senator Ted Cruz of Texas issued the condemnation Trump should have issued. From his FB page, Cruz states that "these bigots want to tear our country apart, but they will fail.". 

Young White Nationalist Christian Men Proudly Marching In Charlottesville Demand Their Historical Privilege

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Young White Nationalist Christian Men Proudly Marching In Charlottesville Demand Their Historical Privilege

During a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. on Saturday, former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke and Trump supporter said the event is in line with President Trump’s “promises.”

“This represents a turning point for the people of this country. We are determined to take our country back,” Duke said. “We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That’s what we believed in. That’s why we voted for Donald Trump, because he said he’s going to take our country back.”

FORMER LEADER OF THE KU KLUX KLAN DAVID DUKE SPEAKING TO TRUMP ABOUT CHARLOTTESVILLE: "WE ELECTED YOU."

FORMER LEADER OF THE KU KLUX KLAN DAVID DUKE SPEAKING TO TRUMP ABOUT CHARLOTTESVILLE: "WE ELECTED YOU."

Writing for The Atlantic, Matt Thompson reminds us: The 'Unite the Right' gathering wasn't a Klan rally at all. It was a pride march. 

The shameless return of white supremacy into America’s public spaces seems to be happening by degrees, and quickly. It wasn’t until most journalists left the conference of the innocuously named “National Policy Institute” in November that my colleague Daniel Lombroso captured Richard Spencer leading the attendees in open Nazi salutes. Spencer’s intention—to make normal that gesture and all the sentiments that underpin it—is no more secret than the identities of his tiki torch-wielding bannermen. "I don't see myself as a marginal figure who's going to be hated by society,” Spencer said to Daniel. “I see myself as a mainstream figure.”

New York Magazine has an excellent overview of the details about what happened in Charlottesville, Va. 

Dear Trump: You Can Cherish America's White Nationalist History; I Detest It!