Gucci Love Parade Campaign Spring 2022 by Mert & Marcus in Hollywood

Gucci Love Parade Campaign Spring 2022 by Mert & Marcus in Hollywood AOC Fashion

Glamorous decadence defines Gucci’s Spring 2022 ‘Love Parade’ campaign lensed by Mert & Marcus [[G] AOC only misses Martha Stewart, who would have been a superb addition to the lineup.

After Martha jetted to LA for the Super Bowl, hosting the Puppy Bowl with her bestie Snoop Dogg, well she is sorely missed by us in this Hollywood extravaganza. We’re not sure this is a “chic Hollywood party”, given that food fights might break out any second among Miley Cyrus, Liu Wen, Beanie Feldstein, Tess McMillan, Jared Leto Jungjae Lee, Deng Lun and surely more.

Tyler Mitchell Shoots Simone Rocha X H&M at Great Dixter House & Gardens

Tyler Mitchell Shoots Simone Rocha X H&M at Great Dixter House & Gardens

Simone Rocha and H&M have released the official campaign film and images for the upcoming Simone Rocha x H&M collection, available at hm.com and in selected stores on March 11. Shot by Tyler Mitchell, in his signature optimistic style, the campaign images and video create a story of joy, friendship and inclusivity.and an ode to moments of openness and congregation in a post-COVID and more racially-interactive world.

The talents featured in the campaign are dynamic individuals whose skills, outlook and unique beauty are celebrated and admired by Rocha. Actors Daisy Edgar-Jones and Micheal Ward, both rising stars, appear alongside Royal Ballet Principal Dancer Francesca Hayward, the artist Faye Wei Wei, the captivating models Mouchette Bell and Aramish Mangi, and the pioneering musician Kelsey Lu – who also provides the beautiful soundtrack for the campaign film.

Also featured are figures who are often present in Rocha’s world, whether in her shows or images, such as the model Tess McMillan and sisters, Adwoa Aboah and Kesewa Aboah, the former an activist and model, the latter an artist and model.

Nadine Ijewere Flashes 'All Dressed Up' for WSJ Magazine Spring Women's 2021 Fashion

Nadine Ijewere Flashes 'All Dressed Up' for WSJ Magazine Spring Women's 2021 Fashion

Models Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Tess McMillan and Tianna St. Louis — three redheads — are ‘All Dressed Up’, styled by Gabriella Karefa Johnson. in arty, loud shout-out fashions. Photographer Nadine Ijewere flashes the sensory fashion blast for WSJ Magazine’s Spring Women’s 2021 issue. / Makeup by Grace Ahn; hair by Edward Lampley

Writing for WSJ Magazine, Elisa Lipsky-Karasa swears that COVID-19 has not meant the end of high-octane fashion. All reports on the high-end luxury market are that she’s correct. In fact, the rich have become disproportionately richer during the pandemic, but I’m not seeing very much of a “let them eat cake” attitude going on out there.

In a nod to Stella McCartney’s fantastic pre-fall collection, let’s hope that women of means are at least thinking about sustainability before rapturing on the latest pair of 4” heels. My observations suggest that there’s very solid movement in the direction of fashion awareness on the sustainability front.