Constance Jablonski reveals her secret to staying fit: no, it’s not running for miles nor is it SoulCycle — it’s tennis. The Estée Lauder Spokesmodel works on her fitness for Vogue.com teaching us how to serve a killer forehand, why the sport is a thrill for her, and the joy of hearing that satisfying “whack” when playing on the court. Watch and learn.
Mica Arganaraz stars in a solo spring story for Harper’s Bazaar latest issue, photographed by Daniel Jackson. Robbie Spencer styled the Argentine face in Givenchy, Calvin Klein, Chanel, and Proenza Schouler with hair by Esther Langham and makeup by Francelle.
Revered fine art photographer Nobuyoshi Araki captures Saskia de Brauw for Bottega Veneta’s new spring campaign. The duo teams up with Katie Grand in the label’s latest The Art of Collaboration series. Catch an additional shot, after the jump.
Edie Campbell appears in US Vogue’s January 2015 issue clad in Saint Laurent Paris by Hedi Slimane, selected by Grace Coddington and photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth with hair by Didier Malige and makeup by Lisa Butler.
Vogue’s Grace Coddington styles Imaan Hammam in head-to-toe Céline (with a touch of Hermès) for the magazine’s January 2015 issue, lensed by Jamie Hawkesworth with hair by Didier Malige and makeup by Lisa Butler.
Blast your winter blues with Constance Jablonski’s denim story inside WSJ magazine. Annemarieke van Drimmelen photographed Jablonski in the 10-page story with styling by Charlotte Collet — hair by Ramsell Martinez and makeup by Georgi Sandev.
Julia Bergshoeff goes for round two fronting for Proenza Schouler for the second consecutive season, shot by David Sims. Marie Chaix styled the Dutch face in the label’s rich, techno-colored collection with makeup by Diane Kendal and hair by Guido. See more from the set, after the jump.
Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin photographs Kati Nescher in a series of bold, dynamic portraits for Club Monaco’s spring campaign, styled by Aleksandra Woroniecka with Anthony Turner and makeup by Lisa Butler. View additional photographs, after the jump.