Indonesian catwalker Laras Sekar is joining SouKeyna Diouf, Maryse Kue and Dominique Lomeli as the ad campaign faces of the new Kim Kardashian X Winnie Harlow makeup collection (available September 13th), photographed by Greg Swales. Hair by Lauren Bates and Zachary Morad, makeup by Sam Visser and Anthony Nguyen. (source)
Birthday girl Kaia Gerber, who turns 18 yo today, is wearing Valentino on the October 2019 cover of Vogue UK shot by Steven Meisel with styling by Joe McKenna. Hair and makeup by Guido Palau and Pat McGrath, manicurist Jin Soon Choi. (source)
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The Zombieland: Double Tap star is photographed by Marc Hom for the cover with styling by Nick Sullivan. Grooming by Kumi Craig. (source)
Naomi Campbell, Beth Ditto, Odeel Beckham Jr., Cara Taylor, Jacob Elordi, Diplo, Matthew Noszka and Bella Hadid are fronting the Fall Winter 2019 ad campaign images of Calvin Klein Underwear shot by Daniel Jackson with styling by Alastair McKimm. Hair and makeup by Ward Stegerhoek and Hannah Murray. (source)
Anok Yai and Mariacarla Boscono are the seductress protagonists (alongside male model Erik Van Gils) on the Fall Winter 2019 ad campaign images of Tom Ford shot by Steven Klein with styling by Carine Roitfeld. Hair and makeup by Garren and Diane Kendal. (source)
Angelina Jolie covers the September issue of ELLE, on newsstands 8/27 and pens a moving essay that celebrates strong-minded women. Angelina shares her definition of “wicked women” and why the world needs more of them, reflects on finding her true purpose in life and what she tells her daughters that the most important thing that they can do is
Angelina on the definition of “wicked women” and why the world needs more of them: “But looking across the world, we have to ask, Why is so much energy expended to keep women in a secondary position? Looked at in this light, “wicked women” are just women who are tired of injustice and abuse. Women who refuse to follow rules and codes they don’t believe are best for themselves or their families. Women who won’t give up on their voice and rights, even at the risk of death or imprisonment or rejection by their families and communities. If that is wickedness, then the world needs more wicked women.”
On finding who we are meant to be in life, reflecting on her nearly twenty years of work with refugees and survivors of conflict: “Who we are meant to be in life is something we all have to work out for ourselves. I think we can often go off track as women, because our instinct is to nurture or to adjust ourselves to society’s expectations. It can be hard to take the time to ask ourselves who we truly want to be—not what we think other people will approve of or accept, but who we really are. But when you listen to yourself, you can make the choice to step forward and learn and change. I remember when that moment first came for me. I was in my twenties, meeting refugees in Sierra Leone during the closing stages of a brutal civil war. I understood for the first time the level of violence that exists in the world, and the reality of life for the millions of people affected by conflict and displacement. And I discovered [in my international work] my life’s work and purpose.”
On what she tells her daughters that the most important thing they can do is and the most attractive quality a woman can possess: “I often tell my daughters that the most important thing they can do is to develop their minds. You can always put on a pretty dress, but it doesn’t matter what you wear on the outside if your mind isn’t strong. There is nothing more attractive—you might even say enchanting—than a woman with an independent will and her own opinions.” Image courtesy of ELLE.
Angelia Jolie wears Dior on the latest cover of Elle US shot by Alexi Lubomirski with styling by Elizabeth Stewart. Hair and makeup by Adam Campbell and Toni G, manicurist Emi Kudo. Set designer Jack Flanagan. (source)
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Kris Grikaite, Rebecca Longendyke, Vittoria Ceretti, Jing Wen and Mona Tougaard are Chanel flower girls for the brand’s Fall Winter 2019 ad campaign. Styling direction by Carine Roitfeld, hair and makeup by Sam McKnight and Lucia Pica. (source)
Click the links to view past campaign images of Chanel: Spring Summer 2019, Cruise 2019, Fall Winter 2018, Pre Fall 2018, Spring Summer 2018, Cruise 2018, Fall Winter 2017, Pre Fall 2017, Spring Summer 2017, Cruise 2017, Fall Winter 2016, Pre Fall 2016, Spring Summer 2016, Cruise 2016, Fall Winter 2015, Spring Summer 2015, Cruise 2015, Fall Winter 2014, Pre Fall 2014, Spring Summer 2014, Cruise 2014, Fall Winter 2013, Spring Summer 2013, Cruise 2012, Fall Winter 2012, Spring Summer 2012, Fall Winter 2011, Spring Summer 2011, Fall Winter 2010, Spring Summer 2010 and Fall Winter 2009.
Juergen Teller captures the Fall Winter 2019 ad campaign images of Vivienne Westwood with styling direction by Sabina Schreder. Hair and makeup by Sam McKnight and Isamaya Ffrench. (source)
HRH The Duchess of Sussex guest edited the September 2019 issue of British Vogue starring 15 changemakers! Meghan Markle became the first guest editor of the September issue in the magazine’s 103-year history. The cover stars are Adut Akech, Gemma Chan, Greta Thunberg, Jameela Jamil, Chimamanda Adichie, Adwoa Aboah, Jacinda Ardern, Francesca Hayward, Ramla Ali, Christy Turlington, Salma Hayek, Sinead Burke, Jane Fonda, Laverne Cox, and Yara Shahidi.
The 16th slot – which, in print, appears as a mirror – is intended by The Duchess to show how you are part of this collective moment of change too.
The cover is photographed by Peter Lindbergh with styling direction by Edward Enninful and Grace Coddington. Hair by Didier Malige and Serge Normant. Makeup by Val Garland and Diane Kendal. Manicurist Lorraine Schwartz and Yuko Tsuchihashi. (source)
Click here to view 2017 cover featuring Rihanna, here to view last year cover featuring Jean Campbell, Edie Campbell, Nora Attal, Kate Moss and Stella Tennant, here to view 2016 cover featuring Cara Delevingne, here to view 2015 cover featuring Emma Watson, here to view 2014 cover featuring Cara Delevingne, here to view 2013 cover featuring Daria Werbowy, here to view 2012 cover featuring Karlie Kloss, here to 2011 cover featuring Freja Beha Erichsen, here for 2010 cover with and here for 2009 cover with Kate Moss too.
Steven Meisel captures the stunning Christy Turlington and Marc Jacobs for the designer’s namesake label Fall Winter 2019 ad campaign, styled by Katie Grand. Hair and makeup by Guido Palau and Pat McGrath. (source)
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