Karl Templer styles Adrienne Jüliger in Chloé by Clare Waight Keller for Interview’s spring fashion issue, highlighting the industry’s finest female designers. The modern talents of Christian MacDonald photographed Jüliger with makeup by Mark Carrasquillo and hair by Tomo Jidai.
Inside Interview’s spring fashion issue, Riley Keough is subject to a profile by famed director, Steven Soderbergh. What ensues is a quick-witted, entertaining, humorous banter that ranges from Keough’s family ties to starring in the Starz forthcoming series The Girlfriend Experience to Keough jokingly practicing her Academy Award acceptance speech. Gregory Harris photographed the American beauty for the accompanying photos with styling by Elin Svahn, hair by Tomo Jidai, and makeup by Francelle.
Julia Nobis & Mica linkup to stalk down New York’s pavement for Vogue Paris’ spring fashion issue, photographed by Glen Luchford. Suzanne Koller styles the power duo in spring’s 1970s inspired looks by Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière, Valentino, Balenciaga, and Prada with makeup by Aaron de Mey, hair by Shay Ashual, and manicure by Megumi Yamamoto.
Natalia Vodianova’s charitable efforts with her The Naked Heart Foundation is what arguably makes the Supernova just as iconic as her long storied career. For Vogue.com, Vodianova speaks about her growing endeavors with the successful charity which has, thus far, setup 40 family support centers, along with more than 130 playgrounds in her native Russia. She also speaks openly about her relationship with her younger sister, Oksana, and the importance of always having positivity and hope to disprove other people’s sometimes negative perceptions of disabilities. Read the full profile here.
Style.com anoints Stella Lucia, Sophia Ahrens, & Aamito Lagum as three of the strongest, brightest, and most memorable new faces who dominated this New York Fashion Week. Sophia Ahrens, a previous face of Prada and the face of Marc Jacobs Daisy fragrance, made her debut opening for shows like, BCBG Max Azria and Narciso Rodriguez. Ugandan beauty, Aamito Lagum, made a quietly beautiful opening spot at The Row, along with select appearances at Marc by Marc Jacobs and Lacoste. Finally, if you’ve been waiting for Stella Lucia’s anticipated debut, the rising star sauntered down the catwalks for Alexander Wang, Vera Wang, and Rodarte. A hearty congratulations to all our stellar New Faces!
Vanessa Axente boogies on down in roller skates to boot for Vogue.com’s latest short film, High Waists, Hot Skates, directed by Gordon von Steiner. Sara Moonves styled the Hungarian in spring’s desirable high-waisted looks with makeup by Mark Carrasquillo and hair by Esther Langham. Enjoy!
Doutzen Kroes lands not one — but three — special collector’s edition covers for Vogue Nederland’s spring fashion issue. The Dutch icon is joined by her two children, Phyllon and Myllena, for one shot by Paul Bellaart. Meanwhile, Christiaan coiffed Kroes’ lush locks for an electric alternate shot, as captured by Nico. Lastly, Jan Walters photographed her in an all-denim look with beauty courtesy by L’Oréal Paris. See them all, after the jump,
Lindsay Ellingson opens not only the doors to her prized closet, but into her mind and heart for an insightful profile on The Coveteur. The All-American beauty is a self-professed beauty fanatic (a “walking Sephora,” she says) and shows us peak inside her collection of Céline, Saint Laurent Paris by Hedi Slimane, and impressive archive of Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière. Ellingson also talks shop about meeting John Galliano in flip flops (!), recalls fond memories of her South Carolina wedding last year, and reveals she will release a beauty line, Wander Beauty, on QVC this April.