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Chen Lin Wears Folkloric Looks Lensed by Marie Schuller for Vogue Portugal September 2019
IMG model Chen Lin is styled by Christopher Maul in ‘There’s No Place Like Home’, lensed by Marie Schuller for Vogue Portugal September 2019./ Hair by Hirokazu EnDo
Hoje é um dia especial, ele nunca mais vai se repetir. Aproveite para fazer algo de novo. Olhe com outra ótica para o céu, para a existência, para a sua vida.
Hoje, reconheça-se no outro, dê a oportunidade de conhecer e compreender as pessoas em suas profundidades. Vá além das imagens e dos sentidos. Não julgue, não critique e perceba que todos nós,
sem exceção, estamos em busca de algo em comum.
Todos fazem o seu melhor, e isso é o suficiente para darmos as mãos e nos reconhecermos como UM. (Diogo Beltrame) .
Jackets For Fall: What to Look Out For
As the end of summer nears, it’s time to begrudgingly start putting away the sundresses, crop tops, sandals, sarongs, and floppy hats, and start thinking about fall fashions. Even though the weather may not be screaming fall clothing just yet, and the rolling heatwaves are still keeping everyone in their summer frocks for now, there’s no reason to not get ahead of the curve and start prepping for autumn looks.
It’s time to start embracing the idea of chunkier knits, layering pieces, and fashionable but practical accessories to help fend off the cooler weather. The most important staple piece in your fall wardrobe is your jacket, so if you’re in the market for a new one this season, here are the top trends to look out for when you go shopping.
Mert and Marcus Capture Vilma Sjöberg in 'Peace' for Vogue Italia September 2019
Rising model Vilma Sjöberg graces the September 2019 pages of Vogue Italia, styled by Jane How in poetic femininity for ‘Peace’, lensed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott./ Hair by Andrea Martinelli; makeup by Lucia Pieroni
Rising model Binx Walton makes her first trip to the African continent, packing her bags for Ghana in ‘Bring it on Home. Poppy Kain styles Binx in eclectic and vibrant outfits lensed by Juergen Teller for British Vogue’s October 2019 issue.
Ghana is promoting the 'YEAR OF RETURN’ as a celebration of African resilience marking the 400th anniversary of the first slaves arriving in Jamestown, Virginia. Binx said about traveling to ACCRA: “The soles of my feet landed where it all began.
Kim Kardashian's KKW Beauty x Winnie Harlow Collection Launches September 30
Kim Kardashian joins forces with Canadian fashion star Winnie Harlow in a new makeup collection set to launch September 13. Greg Swales photographs the duo
“Winnie Harlow is someone I admire and respect so much,” Kardashian told her 147 million followers on Instagram, announcing the collaboration. “She’s the definition of a true beauty.” Kardashian, the ultimate hyphenate, revealed a lineup of a 12-pan eyeshadow palette, a highlighter duo and three glosses.
Nadja Bender in Marrakech by Tomas de la Fuente for Telva Magazine
Model Nadja Bender feels a Moroccan spirit, styled by Gabriela Bilbao in Marrakech. Tomas de la Fuente captures the global fashion street scene for Telva Magazine.
Zoey Grossman Eyes Abby Champion in 'The Best of Fall' for Harper's Bazaar US
Abby Champion is styled by Miguel Enamorado in ‘The Best of Fall’, lensed by Zoey Grossman for Harper’s Bazaar US August 2019./ Hair by Sylvia Wheeler; makeup by Rachel Goodwin
Rihanna Poses in 'Full Fashion Force' by Hanna Moon for Vogue Hong Kong September 2019
“Ultimate fashion force” Rihanna brings her prowess as a singer, actor, businesswoman, philanthropist and fashion designer to the pages of Vogue Hong Kong’s September 2019 issue. Rising image maker Hanna Moon brings her vibrant aesthetic to fashion looks from Alexander McQueen, Dries Van Noten, Richard Quinn, Louis Vuitton and more styled by Anya Ziourova in ‘Full Fashion Force’. / Hair by Yusef; makeup by Kanako Takase
Joan Smalls Talks UN Girl Up Campaign and Finding Backbone in Porter Edit September 6, 2019
Supermodel, activist and Puerto Rican beauty Joan Smalls wears lean, fierce fashion drama from Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Dodo Bar Or, Givenchy, Valentino and more, styled by Lilli Milhiser. Billy Kidd is behind the lens for Porter Edit September 6, 2019. Gillian Brett conducts the interview.
Irina Shayk Fronts Calvin Klein Fall 2019 Handbags, Lensed by Inez & Vinoodh
Top model Irina Shayk fronts Calvin Klein’s fall 2019 handbag campaign, an upscale visual mantra on Calvin Klein women being at their best wearing no clothes. Calvin Klein women’s ready-to-wear is absent from New York Fashion Week Spring 2020 shows, which officially opens today. But the Calvin name is alive in fall ad campaigns with big-name models and photographers.
Inez & Vinoodh are behind the lens, flashing Shayk promoting CK’s Lock design bag, with styling by Tonne Goodman. / Hair by Christiaan; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
Vogue Italia September Has Gorgeous Adut Akech + Vilma Sjölberg Covers | Farneti's Words Confuse
The September 2019 issue of Vogue Italia brings two covers into the world of fashion speak and imagination. "Peace" is the guiding idea of Mert & Marcus’s image of Vilma Sjölberg, while “Couture” inspires Paolo Roversi in his Adut Akech cover.
Also read the texts by Michael Cunningham for the September covers of Vogue Italia signed by Mert & Marcus and Paolo Roversi. Note that this text is taken directly from the Vogue Italia . AOC finds it a tad confusing, as international translation always struggles with s(he) pronouns in Google translator. Reality is that this issue of Vogue Italia is focused on the importance of words, adding a note of irony to this modern word editorial focus. Always looking for the good in a situation, I first attributed the excessive use of ‘he’ to Google translator.
Reading the Vogue Italia website translation of Farneti’s editor’s letter, it seems that the extensive use of ‘he’ is intended., that the male pronoun is dominant, in which case AOC is pretty pissed off. After all, the history of Rome is even worse than the fall of women’s influence and power under the Greeks. Italy put the nail in the proverbial women’s rights coffin.
Michael Kors debuts ‘A Portrait | The Michael Kors Mini-Documentary’ on YouTube’s new Fashion and Beauty Vertical
New York documentarian director, Alison Chernick debuted her seven minute mini-film ‘A Portrait | The Michael Kors Mini-Documentary’ about the personal and professional background of designer Michael Kors on Thursday, timed with the launch of YouTube’s new fashion vertical channel.
Encouraging fashion people to smile more, Michael Kors takes us on an upbeat journey through his upbringing in Merrick, Long Island, as the “only child in a family of very, very outspoken women,” he says referring to his mother, aunt and grandmother whose “simple and sporty” style, “bohemian hippy princess” look and “over-the-top glamour,” respectively, prompted his interest in fashion. “When I said I wanted to be a designer there were hosannas around the room,” admits Kors.
Bergdorf Goodman’s fashion director-president, Dawn Mello, is credited with inspiring the launch of Kors’ own label after admiring his age 19 work in a nearby Fifth Avenue fashion boutique Lothar’s. Chernick does a superb job of capturing the grit and glam of 70s New York and the centrality of Michael Kors in that scene.
Bronwyn Cosgrave, writing for THR, reminds readers of what’s left out of the film, necessitated by its short length. Kors isn’t credited sufficiently for transforming Celine into an aspirational brand. There’s no mention of the financial struggles Michael Kors endured until Hong Kong tycoon, Silas Chou, invested in his brand in 2003. (It went public in 2011). The designers work on ‘Project Runway’ is also absent.
In a lovely coincidence with the YouTube debut of the short documentary, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a Michael Kors MICHAEL dress on George and Charlotte’s first day of school.
Image via Michael Kors Twitter.
Adriana Lima Throw a Fashion Punch in Numero Russia 055 Women's Empowerment Issue
Supermodel and legendary Victoria’s Secret Angel Adriana Lima covers Numero Russia’s #055 Women’s Empowerment issue. Lima, who recently dropped agency The Society as her agency, moving to Creative Artists Agency, pulls nothing but bodycon fashion punches, styled by Arnold Milfort in images by George Livieratos./ Makeup by Renee Garnes
Gigi Hadid Is True Grit Sexy Lensed by Luigi & Iango for Vogue Brazil September 2019
Supermodel Gigi Hadid covers the September 2019 issue of Vogue Brazil. Pedro Sales styles the sizzling tough girl in images by frequent Gigi image makers Luigi & Iango.
Julia Bergshoeff Sparkles in 'City Lights' by Ben Hassett for Vogue Paris September 2019
Model Julia Bergshoeff is styled by Morgane Bedel and Marie Pasquier in’City Lights’ luxe jewels lensed by Ben Hassett for Vogue Paris September 2019./ Makeup by Lynsey Alexander; hair by Sam McKnight
Rianne Van Rompaey by Inez & Vinoodh in New York for Vogue Paris September 2019
Top model and Emmanuelle Alt fav Rianne Van Rompaey hits Manhattan in I ♥︎ New York, casual denim looks styled by the editor-in-chief. Inez & Vinoodh capture the Dutch beauty for Vogue Paris’ September 2019 issue. /Hair by James Pecis; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
Valery Kaufman Wears Evening Volumes Lensed by Greg Kadel for Harper's Bazaar Czech Republic
Top model Valery Kaufman is styled by Maria Kohutik in statement evening dresses from Alexander McQueen, Chanel, Dior, Elie Saab, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino and more. Photographer Greg Kadel is behind the lens for Harper’s Bazaar Czech Republic September 2019./ Hair by Nicolas Jurnjack; makeup by Giulia Carini
Legendary fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh has left his mortal body on September 3, 2019 at age 74. The announcement of his death came on Lindbergh’s Instagram Wednesday morning.
Lindbergh shot campaigns for Dior and Calvin Klein. His cinematic images in fashion publications, such as Vogue, W Magazine, Numero and more carried enormous credibility and artistry. Lindbergh photographed the Pirelli calendar twice, in 1996 and 2002.
Most recently, Lindbergh was the chief collaborator with HRH The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful on the September 2019 Forces for Change issue. The mammoth cover shoot took place over three continents and several days via video link. Lindbergh was the only man for the job. “He makes everybody feel their best,” said British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful.
The Forces of Change issue was Lindbergh’s first cover for the magazine since September 1992. Peter Lindbergh is perhaps best known for his famous fashion world January 1990 British Vogue cover featuring supermodels Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz and Christy Turlington.
Ymre Stiekema Wears Luxe Tailoring Lensed by Andreas Ortner for ELLE Germany October 2019
Model Ymre Stiekma is styled by Pia Leoni Knoll in blushing beige hues in luxe fabrics. Andreas Ortner captures the serene beauty for ELLE Germany October 2019./ Hair + makeup by Marita Thoma-Politou
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