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Givenchy Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign: Powerful, Fearless, Openly-Sensual
Creative director Sarah Burton has released her third Givenchy Portrait Series with Burton muse Kaia Gerber and globally-celebrated photographer Annie Leibovitz, joined by supermodel Liu Wen, model Selena Forrest and artist Isabelle Albuquerque.
When Sarah Burton joined Givenchy [IG] as creative director late in 2024, she prioritized the faces that would define the house being as important as the clothes. The powerful formula behind the Givenchy Portrait Series is unmistakeable. Givenchy women are powerful, fearless, and often openly-sensual, wearing Burton’s dramatic but wearable cuts that are unapologetically modern.
The new collection’s chic, carefully-distilled severity is balanced with a joyful but and bold sensuality in the new Portraits. Shot by Collier Schorr [IG] with creative direction by Ferdinando Verderi and styling by Camilla Nickerson, the new Givenchy campaign reads strong design for strong women
AOC checked in on Tabitha Simmons [IG], who styles actor Anne Hathaway in her Vogue US [IG] August 2025 cover story, lensed by Annie Leibovitz [IG].
Gigi Hadid Inspires a Jazz Age Dive into the Harlem Renaissance
Supermodel Gigi Hadid graces the cover of American Vogue’s April 2025 issue, styled by Alex Harrington in ‘Jazz Age’ inspired, fashion opulence. Annie Leibovitz [IG] captures the story in the buildup to the 2025 Met Gala’ on Monday, May 5.
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The Harlem Renaissance was a time of rich cultural exchange and collaboration between African American artists and intellectuals and their white counterparts. While it was fundamentally rooted in the celebration of African American culture, the period was also marked by significant interracial interactions, particularly in the realms of art, literature, and music.
Those white counterparts were other artists themselves. And white patrons also played a crucial role in the movement's development by providing financial support and exposure opportunities for Black artists, in particular.
Zendaya has no intention to make music anytime soon. Not only is her life overflowing with acting projects like her just-opened film ‘Challengers’, where her character Tashi, a fiercely-competitive tennis phenom turned coach over an accident, whips her husband into shape on the tennis court and in the bedroom.
Zendaya is the cover star for both American Vogue and British Vogue’s May 2024 issues, photographed for American Vogue [IG] in these images by Annie Leibovitz [IG] and for British Vogue by Carlijn Jacobs.
Zendaya is a co-chair of this year’s Met Gala, joining Jennifer Lopez, Bad Bunny and Chris Hemsworth. Loewe's creative director Jonathan Anderson and TikTok CEO Chew are Honorary Met Gala chairs.
In 1992 American designer Donna Karan launched her campaign “In Women We Trust” shot by Peter Lindbergh. That fashion maverick statement about female leadership and competence was celebrated again today — not with America’s first woman president which we’ve all hoped for — but with photographer legend Annie Leibovitz gathering eight models so famous that they can go by their first names without confusion.
Featured in the Donna Karan revival campaign are Amber Valletta, Carolyn Murphy, Cindy Crawford, Imaan Hammam, Karlie Kloss, Linda Evangelista, Liya Kebede and Shalom Harlow.
Photographer Leibovitz shot the campaign in a Brooklyn warehouse, with video by Barbara Leibovitz Hellman and styling by Jessica Diehl.
American Vogue’s May 2023 issue pays tribute to Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld, one of fashion’s greatest talents. Lagerfeld is the focus of the upcoming retrospective at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute and annual fundraiser hosted by Anna Wintour and referred to as The Met Gala 2023, scheduled for Monday May 1, 2023.
Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute’s brilliant curator has titled the new exhibition “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty,” a reference to the painter William Hogarth. The artist believed that an ever-turning, ever-changing line captures more energy and life than a straight one. This idea was conceptually embedded in nature by Hogarth and other artists and intellectuals discuss this concept. More than one of them referenced the serpeant as an ideal symbol.
Lagerfeld’s career spanned appointments at Balmain, Patou, Chloé, Fendi, Chanel, and his eponymous brand.
For the cover, Vogue photographer Annie Leibovitz [IG] photographed 10 muses, women who are part of a larger group of models adored by Karl Lagerfeld.
Models include Adut Akech, Amber Valletta, Anok Yai, Devon Aoki, Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Liu Wen, Naomi Campbell, Natalia Vodianova and Shalom Harlow, pose in the creations of other designers paying tribute to Karl Lagerfeld with the fashion itself and also words.
Models Akon Changkou, Anok Yai and Sherry Shi are styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson in ‘Adventures in Wonderland’. Annie Leibovitz [IG] makes the fashion capture in the glaciers, deserted windswept beaches and volcanos of Iceland for British Vogue October 2021./ Hair by Nigella Miller; makeup Romy Soleimani
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Marc Jacobs + | Annie Leibovitz | Vogue US January 2012 | 'A Man for All Seasons'
