Angelina Jolie Covers Harper's Bazaar US December 2019-January 2020, Lensed by Solve Sundsbo

Angelina Jolie Covers Harper's Bazaar US December 2019-January 2020, Lensed by Solve Sundsbo

Angelina Jolie covers Harper’s Bazaar US holiday December 2019-January 2020 issue, styled by Patrick Mackie. The ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ costar who will play in Marvel’s ‘The Eternals’, release date Nov. 6, 2020, is lensed by Sølve Sundsbø in ‘A Prayer for the Wild at Heart’./ Hair by Malcolm Edwards; makeup by Val Garland

In their introduction to their end of one decade, launch of the 2020s interview, Harper’s does a quick survey of Angelina Jolie — the founding muse of AnneofCarversville.com. I remember well reading Angelina’s Esquire interview on a warm Sunday morning in Carversville. It was a moment that changed my own trajectory, returning me to a life of activism in a post-September 2001 world.

Considering Angelina’s thoughts about beheaded by ISIS WSJ reporter Daniel Pearl — in a moment of pure impulse — AOC was born.

Harper’s introduction to Angelina’s interview — answers delivered digitally — makes me proud to know we have covered every step of issues that matter deeply to Angelina Jolie. Read those articles in Angelina’s widget and other Winning Women members at AOC. ~ Anne

Solve Sundsbo Eyes Lily Nova in 'Wandering Couture' for V Magazine 122

Solve Sundsbo Eyes Lily Nova in 'Wandering Couture' for V Magazine 122

Model Lily Nova finds herself roaming a storied East London railway station, styled by Gro Curtis in luxe Haute Couture from Armani, Chanel, Dior, Fendi, Gaultier Paris, Givenchy, Giambattista Vali, Maison Margiela Artisanal and Valentino. Photographer Solve Sundsbo captures ‘Wandering Couture’ for V Magazine 122, available to order now.

Natalia Vodianova Covers Vogue China September 2019 in Images by Solve Sundsbo

Natalia Vodianova Covers Vogue China September 2019 in Images by Solve Sundsbo

Supermodel — superactivist, philanthropist, supermom of 5 kids, and Mrs. Antoine Arnault — Natalia Vodianova covers the September 2019 issue of Vogue China. Vodianova flies solo in Prada on the first cover, appearing in Gucci red on the second one shared with Sui He and Du Juan. Natalia wears chic modern ensembles styled by Anders Solvsten Thomsen for images by Solve Sundsbo.

Ugbad Abdi Delivers 'Fierce Fall Fashion' Lensed By Solve Sundsbo For V Magazine 120 Fall 2019

Ugbad Abdi Delivers 'Fierce Fall Fashion' Lensed By Solve Sundsbo For V Magazine 120 Fall 2019

Somali-American model Ugbad Abdi, raised deep in the heart of Trump country in Cedar Rapids, Ia., delivers a ‘Fierce Fall Fashion’ story that is visually compelling. Ugbad’s warrior-goddess earrings by Meghan Markle favorite British jeweler Shaun Leane resonate this Monday morning, as Trump tells women like this American beauty to go back to her country.

Gro Curtis styles Ugbad in haute looks lensed by Solve Sundsbo for V Magazine 120 Fall Preview 2019.

Kris Grikaite Poses In 'Colour Overload' Lensed By Solve Sundsbo For Vogue China January 2019

Model Kris Grikaite is styled by Katie Shillingford in ‘Colour Overload’. Solve Sundsbo is in the studio for Vogue China January 2019./ Hair by Laurent Philippon; makeup by Nami Yoshida

Solve Sundsbo Captures Duckie, Aube, Sabah & Akiima In Mindbending Couture For Vogue Italia

Solve Sundsbo Captures Duckie, Aube, Sabah & Akiima In Mindbending Couture For Vogue Italia 

Models Duckie Thot, Aube Jolicoeur, Sabah Koj & Akiima Ajak are styled by Patti Wilson in fashion splendor for ‘Mindbending Couture’. Photographer Solve Sundsbo captures the extreme beauty for Vogue Italia September 2018./ Hair by Syd Hayes; makeup by Val Garland

Solve Sundsbo Eyes Jorja Smith Of 'Lost & Found' Debut Album, Interviewed By V Magazine FW 2018

Solve Sundsbo Eyes Jorja Smith Of 'Lost & Found' Debut Album, Interviewed By V Magazine FW 2018

Jorja Smith is styled by Anna Trevelyan in images by Solve Sundsbo for V Magazine Fall 2018./ Hair by Syd Hayes; makeup by Lisa Eldridge

V Magazine 115 introduces us to Jorja Smith with this intro:

Listening to Jorja Smith’s stunner of a debut album, 2018’s Lost & Found, it’s easy to forget that it’s a work crafted by someone just barely out of their teens. Filled with wry observations about longing, identity, and the politics of race and woman-hood, the album is both astute and beautiful—a soul-infected platter of slinky R&B that sounds like it could have been released during the glory days of British trip-hop, centered around a voice wise beyond its years. So when Smith turns up to talk about it, popping by a sushi restaurant in midtown Manhattan en route to a taping of a late-night talk show, she is the very definition of unassuming. Fresh-faced in shorts and a T-shirt, she is both radiant and almost unrecognizable from the glam femme fatale seen in the videos for breakout singles “Let Me Down” and “Beautiful Little Fools.” Sitting down for a cup of green tea, Smith laughs when I mention that I might have mistaken her for a student on her way to class. “My nan always told me I was an old soul,”she says, “But people forget sometimes that I’ve only just turned 21.”

Rising Star Subah Koj Is Lensed By Solve Sundsbo in 'Mind-bending Couture' For Vogue Italia September 2018

Take note of Melbourne-based model Subah Koj, taking center stage in this spectacular editorial 'Mind-bending Couture', lensed by Solve Sundsbo. Patti Wilson joins model and photographer,  delivering a sublime style statement for Vogue Italia September 2018./ Hair by Syd Hayes; makeup by Val Garland

Koj was born in war-torn South Sudan, spent four years in Egypt, and then migrated to Australia with her family at age seven. WhoWhatWear writes that Koj was the first African model to open a fashion show in Australia: the Georgia Alice show at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in 2016. Now this great beauty joins Adut Akech, Akiima and Duckie Thot on the precipice of an international fashion career. 

“I love it,” she says. “You feel like a princess; your heels might be hurting but you can’t let the audience know; you must walk gracefully and elegantly.”

Allure Acknowledges Dearth Of Asian Cover Models With Fei Fei, Fernanda & Soo Joo On June 2018 Issue

Allure Magazine joins the movement towards a more inclusive perspective with its June 2018 issue with a focus on Asian models. In her editor’s letter and a series of tweets, Allure editor-in-chief Michelle Lee explained her personal motivations to include an all Asian cast for this month’s cover with a moment of reflection and an understanding that numbers mean more than empty words. Our decision to feature three Asian women got me thinking about when the last time was that Allure had an Asian woman on the cover, Lee explained before stating some pretty incredible facts. In 327 issues and over 28 years, there had only been two Asian women on the cover: Lucy Liu in 2000 and Olivia Munn, who’s part Chinese, in 2014. Not. good!

Photographer Sølve Sundsbø captures animated cover portraits of Fei Fei Sun, Fernanda Ly, and Soo Joo Park, styled by Beat Bollinger and all inspiring major hair envy. The top models reflected on their experiences in the industry – both good and bad – and how more steps need to be taken to diversify fashion. / Hair by Malcolm Edwards; makeup by Hiromi Ueda

Bella Tells Gigi Photographers Want Her To Look Bored, In Solve Sundsbo Images For Harper's Bazaar US June/July 2018

Bella Tells Gigi Photographers Want Her To Look Bored, In Solve Sundsbo Images For Harper's Bazaar US June/July 2018

Top model Bella Hadid covers the June/July 2018 issue of Harper's Bazaar US. Solve Sundsbo captures Bella with styling of couture looks from Armani Prive, Giambattista Valli, Valentino, Chanel, Givenchy and more by Anna Trevelyan./ Hair by Sam McKnight; makeup by Peter Philips

Bella is interviewed by sister Gigi, and the first question cracks me up.  I am so sick of self-appointed curators of models criticizing Bella for always having the same facial expression, writing in comments that she has no talent and is a zombie. 

GH: Fans assume they know you because you’re in the public eye. But what is one thing people would be surprised to learn about you?

BH: That I never go a day without smiling. People always say I have the same facial expressions. But what they don’t realize is that for a long time I looked that way because photographers on set would direct me to look “bored” or “very nonchalant.” But it isn’t necessarily the way I really am. You’ve known me, of course, my whole life. And ever since I was a baby, I was always smiling.

Solve Sundsbo Captures Sara Grace Wallerstedt In 'Floraland' For Vogue China May 2018

Model fair maiden Sara Grace Wallerstedt is styled by Katie Shillingford in 'Floraland', a bloom explosion lensed by Solve Sundsbo for Vogue China May 2018./ Hair by Martin Cullen; makeup by Hiromi Ueda

Sølve Sundsbø Shines Light On Lex Herl In 'Life On Mars' For Numéro 189 December 2017

Sølve Sundsbø Shines Light On Lex Heri In 'Life On Mars' For  Numéro 189 December 2017

Photographer Sølve Sundsbø delivers 'Life On Mars', styled by Katie Shillingford and featuring model Lex Herl.  Sølve Sundsbø is the sole photographic vision behind Numéro 189 December 2017.

Sølve Sundsbø Flashes Jing Wen In 'Ethereal Beauty' For Vogue China October 2017

Sølve Sundsbø Flashes Jing Wen In 'Ethereal Beauty' For Vogue China October 2017

Model Jing Wen projects an exquisite 'Ethereal Beauty', styled by Katie Shillingford. Photographer Sølve Sundsbø captures exquisite images for Vogue China October 2017./ Hair by Malcolm Edwards; makeup by Sam Bryant

Kate Moss & Kesewa Aboah In 'When Ozbek Met Price' By Solve Sundsbo for Love Magazine 18 Fall 2017

Kate Moss & Kesewa Aboah In 'When Ozbek Met Price' By Solve Sundsbo for Love Magazine 18 Fall 2017

Supermodel Kate Moss poses with British model Kesewa Aboah, Turkish-born fashion and interior designer Rifat Özbek and London couture designer Antony Price, styled by Katie Grand. Photographer Solve Sundsbo captures 'When Ozbek Met Price' for Love Magazine #18, Fall 2017.Hair by Syd Hayes; makeup by Hung Vaningo

Solve Sundsbo Captures 'Okja' Villain Tilda Swindon For Vogue Korea July 2017

Solve Sundsbo Captures 'Okja' Villain Tilda Swindon For Vogue Korea July 2017

Actor Tilda Swindon stars in 'T is for Tilda', styled by Jerry Stafford in futuristic fashion looks. Solve Sundsbo captures Tilda for Vogue Korea July 2017./ Hair by Sam McKnight; makeup by Sam Bryant

Swindon currently stars with Bong Joon-Ho in their new Netflix film 'Okja', a story of corporate villainy in the form of a powerful, multinational bio-food company prostituting itself for $$$. Swinton plays Lucy Mirando—as well as her twin sister, Nancy. Upon taking over her nasty father’s company, Lucy announces a contest called the Super Pig Project whereby piggies are sent to farmers around the world and the best one will be crowned the winner 10 years later. Flash forward, and Okja the pig has developed a friendship with Mija (Ahn Seo Hyun), who lives with her grandfather in South Korea. But their idyllic life is disturbed when Mirando comes to reclaim Okja, inspiring Mija to risk everything to save Okja.

'Okha' opened on very limited theater distribution in South Korea this week. Exec-produced by Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment, the film did stunningly well in the ongoing dispute with Netflix over the timings of releases.  Fans can also watch the film on the big screen at the upcoming Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, Asia's largest genre event, which is slated to run July 13-23 in Seoul's satellite city of Bucheon, writes The Hollywood Reporter.