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“He stole my heart immediately.” No, Jennifer Aniston isn't talking about a new love interest—rather her newly adopted puppy with a very royal name: Lord Chesterfield. The little lord brings the actress's brood to a total of three, and if you needed any further proof that the actress is a serious dog lover, she also has the name Norman—her corgi-terrier mix that died in 2011—tattooed across her inner right foot. During her interview on Inside the Actor's Studio, she tearfully explained that Norman was her favorite word. “Men come and go, but there really is no relationship like the one you have with a dog," she added. Read more at the link in bio. 
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How can Indigenous knowledge move the fashion industry forward? We asked some of the most influential Indigenous People in the fashion, textile, and apparel industries how their cultural heritage shapes their work—and how it might move an at times antiquated system in a more sustainable direction. In celebration of , head to the link in our bio to read what @j.okuma, @designerkini, Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu of @solerebels, @louiegong, @amandaindigenousartist, @reicheolga, @d_andreanne, @lisafolawiyo, @brandy.alia, and Daniela Poulsen (Yanchapaxi Silva) of @cotopaxi had to say.
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There are countless ways to support Indigenous people year round, one of which is through highlighting Indigenous clothing brands and accessory labels that are rich in tradition and culture. Link in bio.
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Indigenous-owned and operated brand @winstonpaul.co makes handmade makeup bags, beautiful skirts, and jewelry. Creator Calandra Etsitty, who is Diné, combines traditional and contemporary elements in the stunning designs.
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Founder and CEO Joey Montoya, who is Lipan Apache, created @urbannativeera to increase visibility of Indigenous peoples and raise awareness.
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These athleisure pieces are designed to empower Indigenous peoples and encourage decolonization. Created by a Cree and Anishinaabe family from Treaty 6 and Treaty 4 Territories, this streetwear brand carries tons of hoodies, sweatpants, and shirts.
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In the early 1980s, Martin Scorsese was box office poison. With no new offers from the big studios forthcoming, he quickly realized that it was time to get back to his low-budget indie roots and get a movie going fast. Enter: 1985’s ‘After Hours’—a deliriously tense and twisted comedy that remains one of his most under-appreciated films to this day.
At the link in our bio—and on the occasion of the film’s 35th anniversary—Chris Nashawaty recalls the hysterically frenzied and fizzy Kafka-esque cocktail of horrible bad luck, insane misunderstandings, screwball chaos, sweaty paranoia, and Plaster of Paris bagel-and-cream cheese paper weights.
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An enormously powerful fit for Jean-Raymond's first day as the big boss at Reebok. Hit the link in bio for the 10 biggest fits of the week. 
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The Regal Cinema in Times Square—which has been closed due to the ongoing pandemic—has decided to use its marquee to send a message. “48 states have reopened theaters safely. Why not New York, Governor Cuomo?" the sign reads, evoking a similar statement used in the 2017 film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Though the message is most likely the activity of an individual keyholder at this location and not a corporate-wide directive, it follows the announcement that Cineworld, the UK-based corporate parent of Regal, was closing all of its US and UK locations. Coincidentally, Governor Cuomo's new book, American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic, comes out this week. Read more at the link in bio. 
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MY HEART 🖤 for the latest look at in . Swipe right to see me.
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Concerns about loneliness have been mounting for some time, with media reports detailing a ‘loneliness epidemic’ on the rise in wealthy countries. Studies from the past few years have highlighted myriad health risks associated with loneliness, even before Covid-19 turned the world upside down — and consequently, due to global lockdowns, loneliness has become a topical issue. So, how bad are things going to get? And, more importantly, what can we do to prevent it?
Discover more via @VogueSingapore through the link in bio.
Photography @EthanJamesGreen / @TrunkArchive 
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: The sunroom of hotel developer Jayson Seidman's (@thebasic) New Orleans home looks out on a pea gravel patio and tropical yard. Inside are a vintage green swivel chair bought in Texas, a hand-painted wicker couch and chair purchased at auction and rugs that belonged to his grandmother. Click the link in our bio for more. Photo by Dean Kaufman (@kaufmanprojects). 
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If you spend all your money on merch, does it actually count as online shopping? Asking for a friend...who probs want to click the link in bio. 🇺🇸 
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BODY SHAMING ❌
Es prácticamente sentir vergüenza de cómo se ve tu cuerpo, parte de esto es sentirnos también culpables todo el tiempo de cómo no solo nos vemos en el espejo, si no de cómo nos ve la sociedad, la familia, la pareja, y lo más importante a mi parecer, es el sentimiento de culpabilidad de cómo NO logramos vernos, nuestros GOALS de belleza ideal, nuestra “meta”. Aprende más del tema en el artículo de nuestra storie ☝🏻 y recuerda: Avergonzarte de tu cuerpo NUNCA va a estar de moda 😘
Texto: Cristina Magaña
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Photo Vogue Festival 2020: @BettinaPittaluga is one of the artists selected for the upcoming ALL IN THIS TOGETHER exhibition curated by @AlessiaGlaviano and @Maranif. The project on display is titled “The love who defends, protects and unites”: “The heart of my work revolves around intimacy.” says the artist. “I find beauty in authenticity ; of an emotion, an instant, the bond - in what is most real. This is where I find magic, the trust that builds up, which gives room to be who you are. This is where I feel something profoundly, mostly because it's a shared creation. If my work should be constituted as a series, love is the common thread. The love to be together, self-love, and others. The one who defends, protects, and unites.”
About the artist - Pittaluga is a french-uruguyan photographer, which focuses her work on human beings.
OUTDOOR EXHIBITIONS @ Giardini di Porta Venezia - From October 30th to November 22nd
DIGITAL PLATFORM - Online from November 12nd
FESTIVAL LIVE - From November 19 to November 22nd
Discover more about the fifth edition of via link in bio. 
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After stumbling upon a very tiny flower vase made of sterling silver at a flea market, which she wanted to wear as a necklace, began sketching ideas with a silversmith in Spain. Her early creations were instinctive and macabre, inspired by animal skulls, scorpions and even X-rays of her own skeleton. In 1974, she joined Tiffany & Co. (@tiffanyandco) as a designer, where her sinuous and sculptural pieces — such as the Bean, Diamonds by the Yard and the Open Heart — quickly became signatures of the 1837-founded American jewelry house. That same year, Peretti traveled throughout Jaipur, India, and the city’s glittering light inspired her to begin working with mesh, with results that included chain-mail earrings, woven sterling-silver evening bags and, most memorably, her malleable gold mesh collar, which originally appeared in 1997. Free-form and fluid, it contours like fabric around the neck, with diamonds that resemble droplets of dew. The brand’s 2020 iteration, made of yellow gold, is dotted with 66 hand-set diamonds, totaling 3.72 carats. But Peretti's initial design hasn't changed much. As Reed Krakoff, Tiffany & Co.'s chief artistic officer, says, “Her pieces transcend time.” Written by Lindsay Talbot (@lindsay_talbot).
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When @mingsmithphoto was a little girl in Columbus, Ohio, in the 1950s, she brought her mother’s camera to her first day of kindergarten. There, she took pictures of students at her predominantly white school. Though those photos were lost, an image she took of her grade school classmates appears in her new book, "Ming Smith: An Aperture Monograph." Out in November, it also features the portraits she went on to take of important figures like James Baldwin, Grace Jones, Amiri Baraka and Sun Ra, as well as of anonymous people moving through their lives. “I think the feeling of the person or the event or whatever chooses me,” she says of these subjects. “If I’m walking down the street, it’s the way they hit the light.” Her new photo book also includes photographs of James Baldwin and Grace Jones. Read more about it at the link in bio. (🖋️: @laneflorsheim, 📷: Courtesy of Ming Smith and Aperture) 
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Batman may not look thrilled, but he’s back to work nonetheless. After, filming paused earlier this fall following star Robert Pattinson’s positive COVID-19 diagnosis, production has resumed in Liverpool.
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Michelle Pfeiffer might already have an Oscar campaign to run. Although the 2021 Academy Awards aren't for another six months, that hasn't stopped awards-watchers from building a case for her role in French Exit, which premiered earlier this month at the New York Film Festival. The film, scheduled for a February 2021 release, stars Pfieffer as a Manhattan socialite who moves to Paris with her son and their cat after she spends the last of her husband's inheritance—the cat, voiced by Tracy Letts, is also the reincarnation of her late husband. Reviews for the film itself aren't unanimous, but there’s one thing most agree on: Pfeiffer seems a sure bet for an Oscar nomination. Read more at the link in bio. 
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said made her realize she was queer and that sounds exactly correct. for the full story!
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The @alexanderkraft.montecarlo Covert Coat is made using an ultra-luxurious 100% cashmere cloth. The coat features a contrasting red silk lining and a luxurious under collar felt in red, with an embroidered logo — all of which made by an artisanal workshop in Southern Italy. Whilst @alexander.kraft prides himself on always sourcing only the finest cloths, the quality of the fabrics used for the overcoats are truly outstanding even by the highest standards, giving you unrivalled quality and unbeatable value for money. A perfect addition to your winter wardrobe, shop this coat and the full collection now on TheRake.com. ⠀
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PHOTO VOGUE FESTIVAL 2020 📸 FREE DIGITAL PORTFOLIO REVIEW. Don’t miss the chance to share your work with top international photo editors, publishers and curators. The review is scheduled on Saturday November 21st - and since it will be digital, you can APPLY from anywhere as you don’t need to be in Milan like for the past editions. Send your portfolio to pvf@condenast.it by October 20th. It is open to all kinds of photographic genres, from art and fashion to photojournalism and documentary.
Discover here all the portfolio reviewers of this edition of 2020: @AlessiaGlaviano @AmberTerranova @AstridLepoultier @Azubogu @bptuazon @BrunoCeschel @EkowEshun @photocaptionist @goliverio_ @IhiroHayami @JamesEstrin ̧oisLeroy @JehanJillani @Jenny_Smets @Kdombsadof @KathyRyan @KiraPollack @LarsLindemann_geo @LekgethoMakola @MaddalenaScarzella @MaggieSteber @mtSalvati @MichaelFamighetti @MichaelVanHorne @OlfaFeki @OliviercLaurent @PaulMoakley @RenataFerri @SadieQuarrier @roseleen @ShannonGhannam @so.ra.na @williamcult.
Discover more via link in bio. 
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Check out our homage to February 2020 cover star Larry David. Hit the link in bio for The GQ Shop’s restock. 
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Last August, a coalition of more than 30 of the world’s biggest fashion companies presented the G7 summit with a major new climate commitment. The Fashion Pact was light in detail but promised big ambitions, bringing together an unusually varied group of industry players on an unusually high-profile public stage.
Over the past year, companies including Burberry, Chanel, Farfetch, Kering and Ralph Lauren have collaborated at the CEO level to establish a series of targets to mitigate fashion’s impact on climate, biodiversity and oceans. The group’s numbers have swollen too, nearly doubling in size to more than 60 companies. The Fashion Pact says its signatories represent around a third of the overall industry.
In its first update, The Fashion Pact announced seven quantifiable, time-bound targets that included initiatives to reduce emissions, plastic packaging and the impact of raw materials within the fashion industry. It also placed a fresh emphasis on the importance of protecting biodiversity. Among other things, signatories commit to source 25 percent of their materials from lower-impact sources and eliminate plastic that is defined as problematic or unnecessary in packaging by 2025. By the end of this year, they should have established individual biodiversity blueprints. "It's quite important to be together; sometimes we are competitors, sometimes we are not talking about the same kind of product, but we are using the same materials," said Chanel's Fashion President, Bruno Pavlovsky. "For me, it's a new responsibility, and all together we have to understand this new responsibility." Read the full story on businessoffashion.com [Link in bio] 📷 : @chanel 
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Happy Birthday to a man who doesn't age, Hugh Jackman. 
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT TOMORROW IS?! , bbs, and this year's deals are am-az-ing. Head to the link in bio for the deets. 🛍 💵 
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Taiwanese fashion house @ShiatzyChen — having previously shown at — took its collection to the runway in Taipei for .
A wardrobe that started out with clean-cut neutrals and military-style shirts coupled with baggy joggers and big pocket shorts culminated in one-piece swimsuits and cycling shorts matched with sheer long skirts, paying tribute to an independent Taiwainese woman.
Discover more from the collection via @VogueTaiwan through the link in bio.
Photography @puzzleung
Styling @yvonne1one
Hair @juntsai__
Makeup @hungyimakeup
臺北時裝週
#去_你的時尚
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The fourth location in our globe trotting series where the @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface collaboration is reinterpreted is: Düsseldorf, Germany! Photographer @ignaziolozano and stylist teamed up to capture the collection in a variety of natural spaces, as Lozano explains to V “where the garments were familiar with the environment”—thus creating a unity between somber forestry and the hard rock of the great outdoors.
Head to the link in bio for the full story!
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Photography: @ignaziolozano
Fashion:
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Model: @penelope.ternes (@modelwerk)
Hair & Makeup: ̈lkeskamp
Styling assistant: ́sMegía
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[Image 1] Penelope wears top and gloves @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top (worn under), pants @mm6maisonmargiela / Boots stylist’s own
[Image 2] Penelope wears parka @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface /
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A phone interview with Carla Bruni is a calming experience. The singer-songwriter’s voice is soft but warm, a little breathy, like in her music. The way she describes her routines—drinking hot water in the morning, songwriting by hand at night—captures her sense of wellness and creativity.
Bruni, 52, started writing her sixth studio album at the end of last year. Recording the self-titled project was stalled because of quarantine (which the French call le confinement). As soon as she was able to in June, she and her team went to the studio where she records in Paris and completed the album in a little over a week.
“You know what? It was so nice to have no time to do it, ” she says. “It made me wonder if having time is really right because it gives you choice. When you have no choice, there’s another type of production—it’s more alive. You don’t have time to think.”
We talked to @carlabruniofficial about her favorite kind of mornings, her process of finding solitude before she starts songwriting and the life-changing piece of advice she received from both her husband and grandmother. Read about it at the link in bio. (🖋️: @laneflorsheim, 📷: @yannorhan) 
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WINONA RYDER HIVE MAKE SOME NOISE
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The third location in our global series where the @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface collaboration gets captured through a new lens is Rockaway, New York! Photographer @marietomanova and stylist @deandicriscio capture a fun-in-the-sun moment, as Marie explains “It is a story of two beautiful souls wandering the shores of NYC, sharing moments and growing a friendship. I wanted the open sky, the never-ending ocean and portray the love and connection between people where only the sky is the limit.”
Head to the link in bio for the full story!
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Photography: @marietomanova
Fashion: @deandicriscio
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Models: @adotthegreatt (@apmmodels) / @benjistaker (@imgmodels)
Hair: @gonn24 using @amika
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[Image 1] Adot and Benji wear all clothing and accessories @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
[Image 2,4, 5] Benji wears all clothing and accessories @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
[Image 3] Adot wears coat @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 6] Adot wears Benji wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top and pants @mm6maisonmargiela
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Jazzelle Zanaughtti is known for posting photos of unconventional beauty looks to Instagram. Following the much-anticipated launch of @BadGalRiri’s latest line, @FentySkin, brand ambassador @UglyWorldWide shows how to create her favourite bold 1990s makeup look. 
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The second location in our global series where the @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface collaboration gets put to the test is VMAN’s hometown of New York! Photographer @marietomanova and stylist @deandicriscio head to The Rockaways to shoot a sun-kissed beach getaway. Though the collection—bold, joyful and unexpected, an invitation to the “ultimate adventure” as the photographer describes it—is mainly intended for cold weather conditions, proves that great style is a year-round endeavor. The dreamy landscape was inspired by “the colors and shapes of the collection” which Tomanova wanted to “put in contrast with the roaring ocean and the sunset sky.” ☀️
Head to the link in bio for the full story!
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Photography: @marietomanova
Fashion: @deandicriscio
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Models: @adotthegreatt (@apmmodels) / @benjistaker (@imgmodels)
Hair: @gonn24 using @amika
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[Image 1] Benji wears coat @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
[Image 2] Adot wears coat @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 3] Adot and Benji wear all clothing and accessories @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
[Image 4 & 6] Benji wears all clothing and accessories @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
[Image 5] Adot wears Benji wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top and pants @mm6maisonmargiela
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The second location in our globe trotting story where the @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface collaboration gets put to the test is Cadiz, Spain! Photographer @noelquintela and stylist @samiagiobellina partnered for a moody, nighttime shoot to capture what Quintela called a “beautiful metamorphosis.” Quintela chose the Valdevaqueros dunes to depict a foreign traveler’s spaceship stranded in the middle of nowhere, explaining “I normally feel attracted to dystopic, unsettling, or surreal situations so the idea of working around the unexpected as a concept sounded really fun to me.” ✨
Head to the link in bio for the full story!
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Photography: @noelquintela
Fashion: @samiagiobellina
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Models: @meimeilapres (@premium_models)
Hair & Makeup: @shaila_moran
Production: @cristinamenendez
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bodysuit @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes, stockings stylist’s own
[Image 4] Mae wears parka @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface /
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Nobody asked Sean Penn if he would help set up one of the country’s most impressive coronavirus testing programs. Yet, under the auspices of his nonprofit, CORE, that’s what the Oscar winner did. At the link in bio, @rosecransbaldwin goes inside Sean Penn's war against COVID. Photographs by @michellegroskopf.
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In Piper Sandler’s semi-annual survey of 9,000 American teenagers, the same stable of acne fighters typically dominate the ranking of the most popular beauty products. But in the fall 2020 edition, released earlier this week, some new brands jumped into the top tier, including budget-cleanser CeraVe, which leapt to first place in the skin category from 10th place last year. The Ordinary entered the list for the first time in fourth place. What these brands — as well as others like E.l.f., which also saw big gains — have in common is that at some point during the pandemic, they had gone viral on TikTok.
“Anything that touches TikTok turns to gold,” said Erinn Murphy, managing director and senior research analyst at Piper Sandler. “At least for a moment.” TikTok has officially hit the beauty mainstream, surpassing Instagram as the second-most popular social media app for teens. (First place goes to Snapchat.) Roughly 41 percent of the world’s 123 top global beauty brands were on the platform this September, compared to 8 percent the previous year, according to research firm Gartner. The app has helped revive brands (E.l.f.) and introduce old products to a new generation (CeraVe).
Brands have also fine-tuned their approach to the app. Initially, many were still repurposing Instagram posts or cutting down Youtube videos to fit the restrictions of the new platform’s short-video format. However, with lockdowns and quarantine, brands and users have flocked to the app. Brands are willing to experiment with content in order to reach the consumers who have joined the app to kill boredom while at home. But while the platform has a proven ability to turn products into overnight sensations - how long will it last? [Link in bio] 📷 : TikTok 
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With @mm6maisonmargiela’s tour de force FW20 collaboration with @thenorthface, four teams bring the collection around the globe for a whole new interpretation. First location: Har Zin Mountain, Israel. Photographer @yanivedry1 and stylist @aryehlappin came together for a dreamy group desert shoot, where Edry drew inspiration from the collection, which evoked “the feeling that we are on some star on another planet”—summing up the lineup as a “journey into the unknown.” ✨Head to the link in bio to discover the full story!
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Fashion: @aryehlappin
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Models: @monica_joseph_ (@yulimodels), @fayjakite (@yulimodels), ,
Hair: @yanivzada
Makeup: @michalronenmua
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[Image 2] Fatima wears dress @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, pants, boots @mm6maisonmargiela // Wayi wears top, scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes model’s own // Ryan wears scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants, sunglasses @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes, bracelet model’s own // Monica wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants, boots @mm6maisonmargiela / Jewelry model’s own
[Image 3] Fatima wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Tops worn under, pants, boots @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 4] Wayi wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants MM6 @mm6maisonmargiela / shoes model’s own // Monica wears top @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants, boots @mm6maisonmargiela / jewelry model’s own // Ryan wears jacket, pants, sunglasses @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes, bracelet model’s own // Fatima wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, pants, boots @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 5] Monica wears scarf, over shoulder @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, vest, pants @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 6] Wayi wears scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface
Pants @mm6maisonmargiela
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Armed with @mm6maisonmargiela’s FW20 collab with @thenorthface, four international teams test the collection against the elements. First location: Har Zin Mountain, Israel. Photographer @yanivedry1 and stylist @aryehlappin worked together on a group desert shoot, where Edry got the sense of “something spacey and infinite” due to the round motifs of the collection, which resonated with him and evoked “the feeling that we are on some star on another planet”⭐️ Head to the link in bio to discover the full story!
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Fashion: @aryehlappin
Art Direction: @gabrielebaldotto
Models: @monica_joseph_ (@yulimodels), @fayjakite (@yulimodels), ,
Hair: @yanivzada
Makeup: @michalronenmua
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[Image 1] Ryan wears jacket, pants and sunglasses @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes and bracelet model’s own // Monica wears top @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants and shoes @mm6maisonmargiela // Fatima wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / top and pants @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 2] Wayi wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants MM6 @mm6maisonmargiela / shoes model’s own // Monica wears top @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants and boots @mm6maisonmargiela / jewelry model’s own // Ryan wears jacket, pants and sunglasses @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes and bracelet model’s own // Fatima wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, pants and boots @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 3] Monica wears scarf, over shoulder @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, vest and pants @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 4] Wayi wears scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 5] Wayi wears jacket @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / pants @mm6maisonmargiela
[Image 6] Fatima wears dress @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Top, pants and boots @mm6maisonmargiela // Wayi wears top and scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes model’s own // Ryan wears scarf @mm6maisonmargiela x @thenorthface / Pants and sunglasses @mm6maisonmargiela / Shoes and bracelet model’s own
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“When we were in full lockdown, there were days when I would get glammed up just to go sit in my living room,” model and longtime @ChanelOfficial ambassador @LilyRose_Depp tells at the close of .
“Whether you’re leaving your house or not, I think it’s all about putting yourself in things that make you feel confident and like yourself. That’s always important and now, more than ever, it’s a good time to make yourself feel good.”
Following her show-stopping FROW appearance at the Chanel show — dressed in a powder-pink jacket paired with an embellished tube top, high-waisted denim and a gold belly chain — Vogue caught up with Depp to discuss her joyous ensemble, how she resists the pressure to be her most creative and productive self in quarantine, and why her own generation fills her with hope for the future.
Read the full interview via @BritishVogue through the link in bio now. 
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Radha Blank wrote, directed, and stars in her debut film, “The Forty-Year-Old Version,” which is available to stream on Netflix now. The semi-autobiographical tale follows a fictional Radha Blank, a Black woman on the cusp of 40 trying to reclaim her sexuality and voice as a playwright in a quickly gentrifying New York. Blank herself grew up in Brooklyn, the child of struggling artists, and went on to enjoy some success in the world of Off-Broadway theater before taking TV writing gigs to pay the bills. Like her character, the real Blank created a hip-hop alter ego, RadhaMUSprime, in order to help her process the crises of art and identity that she experienced following the death of her mother in 2013. “I think I am becoming the person my mother envisioned me to be,” Blank tells BAZAAR for our October issue, “because what she always wanted me to do was go further than she did.” Read the full story by @candice.frederick.37 at the link in our bio.
Photograph by @quillemons
Fashion Editor:@shibonleigh
Makeup:@lizomakeup 
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: LeBron James in GQ, 2005. Photograph by Mark Seliger. 
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New to collection are these incredible White Whipcord Cotton Trousers. The versatile and rugged nature of these whipcords enables them to work all throughout the year. The cloth is a 316g pure cotton whipcord weave in scour bleach white, made by British cloth mill Brisbane Moss. The trousers are pleated, with side adjusters and a zip fly with button fastenings. Most importantly, these trousers are available for £165 to emphasise our commitment to bringing the best quality clothing and value to . ⠀
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The trousers pair wonderfully with a t-shirt and boots, but will look equally in place when coupled with tailoring. We suggest wearing them with a black crew neck and either The Rake Tailored Garments' Exploded POW Check Sports Jacket or the Navy Pinstripe Double-Breasted Jacket. Shop now using the link in our bio. Photography by @rkzuk.
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For the issue of L’Uomo, Alexander Skarsgård photographed by @StudioJohanSandberg, opens up about “The Northman”, the highly anticipated third movie by Robert Eggers. Discover more via link in bio.
Full credits:
Styling @Martin__P
Editor-in-Chief @EFarneti
Creative Director @ThomasPerssonStudio
Casting Directors @pg_dmcasting @Samuel_Ellis
Interview @yestimsmall
Grooming @KarinWesterlundd @lundlundagency
Hair @AmandaLundhair @lundlundagency
Production @maddooxx @olle.eo @lundlundagency
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Ganni wants you to know it’s not good enough. Earlier this month, the cult Danish label, known for its flattering wrap dresses and viral trend pieces, posted its latest score from sustainable brand rating platform Good On You on one of its Instagram accounts; the company scored a sad face. It’s an unusually self-deprecating move in an industry historically obsessed with creating a carefully-curated, aspirational image. But in a rapidly-shifting world, where consumers want brands to show progress on challenging and complicated issues like and social justice, marketing is changing too.
Though many companies still tout sustainable collections and focus on promises of long-term improvements, a growing number are providing an open account of where they still have work to do. “Marketing has always been about being perfect… [but] we started to see people going into this very radical shift of saying ‘we’re not perfect,’” said Carrie Ellen Phillips, a partner at communications and brand consultancy firm BPCM.
The strategy reflects a broader debate playing out across the industry, as brands grapple with how to effectively communicate and social initiatives to an ever-more engaged and critical consumer base. It’s an increasingly pressing subject because, since the pandemic, has been one of the few topics that continues to resonate for brands. So how is the rest of the fashion industry responding? Read the full story on businessoffashion.com [Link in bio] 📷 : @ganni 
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@birgitkos gives us the perfect Autumn vibe in the latest issue of , link in bio.
Dress @dior
Jewellery @samuelfrancois_jewelry
Photo @boo_george_studio
Styling @irinamariebondarenko
Hair @terrysaxonhair
Make up @mariaooolsson
Styling assistant @afronando
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The Social Dilemma: is social media really affecting our mental health? In the wake of Netflix’s hit docudrama, many people are rightly concerned about the negative effects of Facebook, Instagram and other platforms on our self-confidence, body image and psychological wellbeing - but are there other forces at play, too? Click the link in bio to read the text by @clem_prendergast. 
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Multipurpose products can feel like a beauty pipe dream, but the @benefitaustralia California Kissin’ Colorbalm really is a one of the most versatile launches this season. At the link in bio, GRAZIA’s contributing beauty editor shows us why it’s set to be the workhorse of your summer makeup routine.
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: In the chef Soufiane Lezaar’s home in Morocco, several walls are hung with his agglomeration of international plates, ranging from Dutch Delft to Japanese Imari. In the eat-in kitchen, which is separated from the bedroom by a Berber matrimonial handira, a northern Moroccan morfa wall shelf that houses a collection of owl figurines hangs above the dining table and a pair of spindle-back chairs. Click the link in our bio for moree. Photo by Guido Taroni (@guidotaroniphotographer). 