As one of the key new faces at Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière’s resort show, Vogue.com profiles relative newcomer Heather Kemesky on her breakthrough gig. The Orange County-native is described as an “angular androgyne with a Joan of Arc–style crown of tousled locks,” and charts her years modeling in California to recently moving to our great city — with the very pointed support of photographer Cass Bird.
Anais Mali helps ring spring in with a light, breezy story for Allure, photographed by Giampaolo Sgura. The magazine’s Siobhan Bonnouvrier styled Mali in the season’s checkered looks with makeup by Maud Laceppe and hair by Shay Ashual.
The star of Saint Laurent Paris by Hedi Slimane’s new campaign is none other than Helena Severin. The quintessential favorite of the label (strutting for the brand for 4 consecutive seasons) was photographed by the designer himself with makeup by Aaron de Mey and hair by Didier Malige.
Steven Meisel and Karl Templer plucks Nyima Ward from our New Faces board and right onto the pages of Vogue Italia’s May issue with hair by Guido and makeup by Pat McGrath.
Rising newcomer Damaris Goddrie logs face time with Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia. After a select fall catwalk showing for J.W.Anderson and Fendi, Goddrie was styled by Karl Templer with hair by Guido and Pat McGrath.
Tiffany & Co. taps Edie Campbell as the venerable label’s newest face, photographed by Daniel Jackson. Alastair McKimm styled Campbell in Tiffany’s spring jewelry collection with hair by Didier Malige and makeup by Francelle Daly. Enjoy the accompanying film, “A New York Story,” in the link below.
Nathaniel Goldberg photographs Riley Keough for Vogue Australia’s May cover story, tied to the model turned actress’ role in the forthcoming film, Mad Max: Fury Road. Tom Van Dorpe dressed Keough in spring’s tough yet luxurious leather looks with hair by Tomo Jidai and makeup by Sally Branka.
Inside Document Journal’s spring issue, Rianne van Rompaey stars in a jaw-dropping 19-page spring fashion essay, lensed by Harley Weir. The magazine’s James Valeri styled van Rompaey in Dior by Raf Simons, Loewe, Tom Ford, and Rick Owens with hair by Tina Outen and makeup by Nami Yoshida.