Lydia Kloos by Lea Colombo for M Le magazine du Monde December 5th, 2020

Dutch model Lydia Kloos is styled by Jacob K in Louis Vuitton, Issey Miyake, Y/Project and more in a fashion editorial lensed by photographer Lea Colombo for M Le magazine du Monde’s December 5th, 2020 issue.

Hair: Alessandro Squarza
Make-up: Letitia Carnevale

Photography Lea Colombo

https://www.fashionotography.com/lydia-kloos-by-lea-colombo-for-m-le-magazine-du-monde-december-5th-2020/

In Love with Nature for The Forest Magazine

 In Love with Nature for The Forest Magazine by Michael Orlik

Source: theforestmagazine.com
Published: December 2020

In Love with Nature for The Forest Magazine by Michael Orlik

Source: theforestmagazine.com
Published: December 2020

Photography Michael Orlik

Makeup Nina Tattavito

Model  Sabina Ruegg

Vogue Italia December 2020 Cover Lila Moss

 

All people in this magazine cover:

David Sims - Photographer

Emanuele Farneti - Editor

Ferdinando Verderi - Creative Director

Max Pearmain - Fashion Editor/Stylist

Paul Hanlon - Hair Stylist

Lucia Pieroni - Makeup Artist

Piergiorgio Del Moro - Casting Director

Samuel Ellis Scheinman - Casting Director

Madeline Jensen - Producer

Lila Moss - Model

All brands in this magazine cover:

Dolce & Gabbana

https://models.com/work/vogue-italia-vogue-italia-december-2020-cover

COLLINA STRADA SPRING 2021 READY TO WEAR

 COLLINA STRADA Spring 2021 Ready-to -Wear

How did Hillary Taymour come to name her brand Collina Strada? Collina is Italian for “hill,” and it’s what her Italian friends call her, and Strada translates to “road.” She says she likes the way the two words sound together, but there’s more meaning to derive from the moniker. It could mean walking up the side of a hill, or perhaps facing an uphill battle, which in Taymour’s case is the fight against climate change. Sustainability is the focal-point of her brand and while she is certainly doing her part, she is honest and straightforward about how far we have to go.\

Taymour’s calls to action are simple: shop locally, grow your own food, don’t use plastic, and DIY your clothes, even if they’re based on her designs. She’s been transparent about the fact that while the majority of her collections are upcycled; she isn’t 100% sustainable yet (though she’s pretty damn close). Most importantly, she doesn’t speak about the climate crisis through any sort of doom and gloom narrative. Her approach, in terms of both design and activism, is one of hope and optimism. 

There are flower models too, illustrated by the artist Sean-Kierre Lyons. Set to a bouncy soundtrack by Angel Emoji, the 11-minute film features the diverse cast of humans running and jumping at several different farms upstate, as well as at the seaside. Cows and frogs swirl in and out of the frames, and the flower characters dance. It’s trippy and weird and wildly captivating. 

https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2021-ready-to-wear/collina-strada

Moschino Fall Winter 2020 Collection

Moschino RTW Fall 2020

Marie Antoinette was Jeremy Scott's muse this season.

 Jeremy Scott teased the punchline to his Marie Antoinette-themed Moschino show with his invitation — attached to elaborately iced, nonedible baked goods — and then delivered it with finale looks that were tiered and frosted: “Let them wear cake!”

Groan. The visual jokes seemed a bit more obvious this time, the main one being pannier skirts chopped into perky minis. Scott stretched white T-shirts, hoodies, Perfecto leathers and jeans jackets paved in gold bullion embroideries into stiff little dresses that emerged from a pink palace and stalked a runway of antique mirrors.

You had to laugh when you realized his hoods were long enough to accommodate powdered pouf hairstyles taller than the French queen’s — or Marge Simpson’s. Clutches in the form of baguettes and macarons had wit, and the show came to life when Joan Smalls and Gigi Hadid started vamping it up.

The rest of the clothes you can almost conjure without being there: frock coats and breeches in patchworks of rich damasks that seem ripped off the walls of Versailles. Japanese anime characters were incorporated into toile de Jouy and needlepoint prints — something unexpected. The rest was pure sugar rush and empty fashion calories. Bow Wow Wow’s “I Want Candy” was the finale song.

Backstage, Scott drew parallels between the French Revolution and social upheaval today, and made the point that Marie Antoinette endures as an icon “without having Instagram, photos, videos or cinema of her herself.…So there’s something fascinating because I love iconic women,” he said, adding, “A bit of decadence and joy is the best form of rebellion you can have.” You can see it all on Instagram — and meme your heart out.

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Model Georgia Fowler Creates Her Own Beauty and Wellness Blog

Beautiful model Georgia Fowler, known better as a Victoria’s Secret Model and presenter on New Zealand’s Project Runway has created her own website. Her Blog encompasses and educates and she shares everything that inspires her! The Blog has a Wellness section, and she shares amazing workouts!

Here’s her intro and workout video for 10 minute workout!

Quick Activation and Cardio Burst

If you’re ever feeling unmotivated try starting in small workout chunks. More often than not, after getting your heart rate up for just a few minutes makes you hungry for more. I love starting off here, and then carrying on with another workout class, or going for a run. For the moments I’m really time poor this is a perfect exercise snack to lift your mood and energy.

 

10 Minute Cardio Burst

Kaia Gerber Shows Off Blonde Hair (And A Broken Arm) In A Lockdown Update

Kaia Gerber takes to her instagram to tell of “a little accident that led to a dislocated wrist” she wears a bright blue full arm cast and looks like she’s in good spirits anyway

Kaia goes blonde May 2020

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Kaia Gerber photographed in Greece

So far, Kaia Gerber has taken lockdown in her stride, from taking endless pool-side selfies with her tiny husky-bulldog mix puppy to launching her first book club, featuring cameos by everyone from Jia Tolentino to Lena Dunham. Not even supermodels, however, are accident-proof – as Kaia proved when she shared an image of herself on 16 May in a giant arm cast (and, yes, a micro bikini).

“Had a little accident but I’m okay!” she stoically captioned the image, which was followed by an X-Ray showing a dramatic fracture. Naturally, the fashion industry was quick to jump in with well wishes, with the likes of creative director Fabien Baron and fellow model Georgia May Jagger posting messages of support and healing.

Almost as noticeable as the sky-blue cast? Kaia’s significantly lighter hair. The model first dyed her locks at home after watching an online tutorial in late April – opting to apply hydrogen peroxide directly onto the strands. (As any hairstylist will tell you, this is a risky manoeuvre.) She’s also considering bangs, if her recent post of Audrey Hepburn cutting her own hair is anything to go by.

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The Daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost

Iris Law Stars In Fendi’s New Campaign

Iris Law is practically Hollywood royalty. The daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, recently, Iris has been making a name for her herself in the modeling industry in high-profile campaigns for brands like Miu Miu and Burberry. Now, she's been tapped as the new face of Fendi's iconic "Peekaboo" bag. To celebrate, the 19-year-old is sharing her style secrets in the gorgeous new campaign.

“Since I was little, I’ve always loved fashion, so it came quite naturally for me to get closer to the fashion world," Iris told Fendi of her sartorial side. "I think [of] the Peekaboo bag as someone who loves having a personal and versatile sense of style."

In the pics, Iris hangs out in a cozy room with floral wallpaper, cuddling up to a series of Peekaboo bags featuring a leather lattice pattern in neutral shades. She is also seen wearing glamorous Fendi pieces, including a sequined check sweater and deconstructed jacket, to match. Iris sports a dramatic burgundy shadow look (one she's worn before) with a glossy lip and sleek, shiny hair in most of the images, as well as a pair of giant clear earrings in the classic Fendi "F" shape.

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Taylor Swift Covers the January Issue of Vogue

Taylor Swift Covers the January Issue of Vogue

To herald a new decade, Taylor Swift fronts Vogue wearing archive Chanel – and looks effortlessly, endlessly modern in the process. Taylor, as anyone lucky enough to spend time with her will know, is one of the most positive, forward-thinking people you could ever wish to meet, and a dream cover star for this moment in time. Welcome to the ’20s!

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Zimmermann RESORT RTW 2019, THE CORSAGE

RESORT RTW 2019, THE CORSAGE

Fashion runs in Nicky Zimmerman’s family: As a little girl, she watched her mother and aunt make her own clothes because they “wanted to dress well, so they had to make it [themselves].” After design school, she started selling her own pieces at the Paddington Markets in Sydney. 
Then, with the help of her sister Simone, the brand grew to include swimwear, separates, childrenswear, and accessories. Today, Zimmermann is established as one of Australia’s top fashion houses.

During a visit to her Paris showroom, Nicky noted that the idea behind the collection came from a series of ’70s-era photographs of Anjelica Huston hanging out with Jack Nicholson.