Mica Arganaraz makes maximum impact inside Vogue Paris’ spring collections issue with David Sims and Emmanuelle Alt. The Argentine poses for two dynamic portraits, dressed in Ralph Lauren and Anthony Vaccarello, with makeup by Yadim and hair by Paul Hanlon. See more, after the jump.
Making her 2nd round in Vogue Paris, Rianne van Rompaey highlights Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière’s spring collection, photographed by David Sims and styled by Joe McKenna with makeup by Yadim and hair by Paul Hanlon. Lest you forget, the Dutch star is a face of the brand’s current campaign.
Aymeline Valade appears in Vogue Paris’ February issue styled in Loewe by J.W.Anderson by Joe McKenna. David Sims shot the actress/model for the magazine’s profile on the rising talent with makeup by Yadim and hair by Paul Hanlon. See Valade’s extra photograph, after the jump.
Vogue UK’s Lucinda Chambers wipes the spring slate clean (and white) for Drake Burnette’s latest story for the glossy, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier with makeup by Sally Branka and hair by Duffy. View an additional portrait, after the jump.
Constance Jablonski pays tribute to Claude Pompidou, France’s iconic First Lady in the 1970s, inside Vanity Fair France’s February issue. Paul Wetherell photographed Jablonski in a series of luxuriously elegant portraits with styling by Darcy Backlar.
Ondria Hardin appears inside Vogue Japan’s spring fashion issue, dressed in the season’s most romantic pieces, selected by Sarajane Hoare. Patrick Demarchelier photographed Hardin in the solo 10-page story dressed in Dries Van Noten, Sacai, and Céline with hair by Teddy Charles and makeup by Brigitte Reiss-Andersen.
Dree Hemingway poses for Collier Schorr’s lens as the newest face of Mercedes Benz, dressed exclusively in Hugo Boss. The American beauty represents the storied brand’s newest fashion campaign, joined by Formula 1 drivers Lewis Hamilton —F1’s current world champion —and Nico Rosberg.
Styled in Frida Giannini’s final collection for Gucci by Giovanna Battaglia, Natalia Vodianova covers Vogue Japan’s spring fashion issue, shot by Patrick Demarchelier with Fulvia Farolfi and Teddy Charles for makeup and hair, respectively.