For their latest campaign, Christian Dior looks up to Caravaggio paintings as inspirations. The lush images featuring models Sculy Mejia, Levi Achthoven, Maryel Uchida, Judith Frament and Holly Fischer are photographed by Elina Kechicheva with art direction by Fabien Baron. Hair and makeup were courtesy from Guido Palau and Peter Philips. (source)
Maria Grazia Chiuri paid tribute to her roots for Dior‘s Resort 2021 campaign, set against the wild landscapes of Puglia, where her family is originally from, and the city of Lecce, the site of the label’s Cruise 2021 fashion show.
The campaign is photographed by Lean Lui with models Selena Forrest, Maryel Uchida, Maty Fall Diba, Sora Choi, and Chai Maximus. Art direction by Fabien Baron with hair and makeup by Guido Palau and Peter Philips, styling by Elin Svahn. (source)
Dior Fall Winter 2020 ad campaign is inspired by Marcella Campagnano.
The images were photographed by Paola Mattioli (her first major campaign for the brand) and featured a mosaic of portraits of models (some of them are Selena Forrest, Maryel Uchida, Maty Fall Diba, Estelle Chen and Felice Noordhoff), representing different feminine roles and identities. It references “The Invention of Femininity,” Campagnano’s photographic series from the Seventies in which she poses as female archetypes including a mother, student, prostitute, bride and pregnant woman.
The campaign was art directed by Fabien Baron, who also lensed an accompanying film with styling direction by Elin Svahn, hair and makeup by Paul Hanlon and Peter Philips. (source)
Click the links to view past campaign images of Christian Dior: Pre Fall 2020, Spring Summer 2020, Cruise 2020, Fall Winter 2019, Spring Summer 2019, Cruise 2019, Fall Winter 2018, Pre Fall 2018, Spring Summer 2018, Resort 2018, Fall Winter 2017, Spring Summer 2017, Fall Winter 2016, Spring Summer 2016, Fall Winter 2015, Spring Summer 2015, Fall Winter 2014, Spring Summer 2014, Fall Winter 2013, Spring Summer 2013, and Fall Winter 2013.
Willy Vanderperre photographs the latest campaign images of Raf Simons featuring David Musefano, Lennert De Lathauwer, and Luca Lemaire. Olivier Rizzo responsible for the styling with hair and makeup by Louis Ghewy and Peter Philips. (source)
On being perceived as one-dimensional—a non-smiler: “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.”
On the negativity of social media and being in the public eye: “For a while I fought a lot of battles—with myself, with people online—and it brought me down. When people would say, “Oh, she’s so mean,” I wanted to say, “Maybe I’ve just had a bad day! Or maybe I’ve just been crying.” You never know what people are going through… [People] see such a small piece of our lives, like paparazzi photos of us leaving the house. You know how awkward that is? To walk out of your own home and have 40 people waiting outside. And then you need to smile at random strangers.”
On her morning routine to stay centered: “In the morning I make it a point to keep my phone away from me for 30 minutes so my brain can start functioning before I get completely overwhelmed by the media. Sometimes I just want to be me for 30 minutes, not “Bella.””
On being a homebody, not the party girl she’s thought to be: “People think I’m such a party girl, but that’s a thing of the past. I can’t wait to just sit on the couch this weekend! Now that our careers have gotten to the heights that they have and our job is to be around people all day and go to parties, the last thing I want to do on a Saturday night is go out. I just want to be around people who love me. Like you and I play video games, watch movies, paint pottery—all the stupid shit we used to do back in our childhood before we became Gigi and Bella.”
Bella Hadid graces her first ever Harper’s Bazaar US cover. The June/July issue is photographed by Sølve Sundsbø with styling by Anna Trevelyan. Hair and makeup by Sam McKnight and Peter Philips. (source)
Click here to view last year cover featuring Gigi Hadid, here to view 2016 cover featuring Kendall Jenner, here to view 2015 cover featuring Emilia Clarke, here to view 2014 cover featuring Kate Winslet, here to view 2013 cover featuring Christy Turlington, here to view 2012 covers featuring Kate Moss, here for 2011 covers with Britney Spears, here for 2010 cover with Katherine Heigl, and click the links to view 2009 covers with Sandra Bullock and Angelina Jolie.
Isabelle Huppert is fronting T Magazine‘s Holiday 2016 December 04th cover photographed by Craig McDean with styling by Marie-Amelie Sauvé. Hair and make up by Didier Malige and Peter Philips. (source)
Karim Sadli photographed the cover with styling by Marie-Amélie Sauvé. Hair and make up by Damien Boissinot and Peter Philips. (source)
Craig McDean photographed the Christmas ad campaign of Dior Beauty with Maartje Verhoef, styling by Carine Roitfeld. Hair and make up by Orlando Pita and Peter Philips. (source)
Three rising stars Domhnall Gleeson, Alicia Vikander and Jai Courtney were photographed by Craig McDean with styling direction by Karl Templer for the new covers of Interview magazine. The effortless hair and make up were done by James Pecis and Peter Philips. (source)
Click here to view last year cover featuring Jamie Dornan, here to view 2013 cover featuring Amy Adams and Henry Cavill, here to view 2012 cover featuring Kristen Stewart and Charlize Theron, here for 2011 cover with Alexander Skarsgård, here for 2010 cover with Megan Fox, and here for 2009 cover with Bjork.
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