Julia Bergshoeff stars in a fashion story for WSJ magazine’s June issue, photographed by Lachlan Bailey. Ludivine Poiblanc styled Bergshoeff in some of prefall’s very best, including pieces by: Chanel, Stella McCartney, and Lanvin with hair by Shon and makeup by Francelle.
Adonis Bosso becomes the face of Armani Exchange, photographed by Cass Bird and styled by Heathermary Jackson. See Bosso move and groove for Bird’s refreshingly upbeat images, after the jump.
Who better to model the season’s most exuberant clothes than our Sophia Ahrens? Elissa Santisi styles the rising star in Prada, Dior by Raf Simons, and Jil Sander, shot by Kacper Kasprzyk with hair by Tomi Kono and makeup by Lisa Houghton.
Aymeline Valade’s latest cover is for Vogue Korea’s June issue, photographed by Cass Bird. Ye Young Kim styled Valade in a glittering metallic top paired with clean white trousers with makeup by Frank B and hair by Holli Smith.
Elegance personified! A dream quintet of Imaan Hammam, Vanessa Axente, Isabella Emmack, Mica Arganaraz, & Julia Bergshoeff pose for Annie Leibovitz’s achingly-gorgeous portrait presenting Peter Copping’s debut collection for Oscar de la Renta for US Vogue — styled by Grace Coddington with makeup by Diane Kendal and hair by Odile Gilbert. View the portrait in full, after the jump.
Spring goes strict with Rianne van Rompaey’s latest story for Interview, photographed by Craig McDean and styled exclusively in Prada by Karl Templer with hair by Orlando Pita and makeup by Mark Carrasquillo.
Patrick Demarchelier photographs Edie Campbell in a 14-page photo story in its May issue. Karl Templer’s masterful styling of the season’s most rebellious swimwear is on display via Campbell with makeup by Diane Kendal and hair by Anthony Turner.
One of the preeminent faces in recent times, Magdalena Frackowiak launches her very own namesake jewelry line, available exclusively at MagdalenaFrackowiak.com. The Polish icon speaks with Models.com about why she decided to venture out on her own jewelry business (it all started with an appreciation for architecture), the lengthy process she takes in the creation of a single piece (from finding that specific shade gold to hand carving and polishing the final product), and also reveals her personal favorite piece of jewelry (no, it’s not a ring, earrings, or a necklace). In the accompanying images, Frackowiak was photographed by Alique and styled by Maher Jridi with makeup by Hung Vanngo and hair by Eric Jamieson.