- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Victoria's Secret model does red carpet dressing her own way in odd asymmetric outfit
It's a bold look, that's for sure.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Gucci model stages unplanned mental health protest at Milan Fashion Week
'I chose to protest the S/S 2020 Gucci runway show as I believe, as many of my fellow models do, that the stigma around mental health must end.'
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Ashley Graham dresses baby bump in red latex dress by fetish brand
The plus-size model wore a wet-look outfit by fetish wear label Vex Clothing.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Hailey Bieber pays sartorial homage to Princess Diana in Paris Vogue shoot
"Thank you for leaving behind such an iconic fashion and style legacy."
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Model takes to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit catwalk in a wheelchair, absolutely kills it
Djaniel Carter suffers from a condition that makes it difficult for her to walk.
- StyleEvening Standard
Karlie Kloss quit Victoria’s Secret role over ‘wrong message'
Karlie Kloss says she decided to stop being a Victoria’s Secret Angel because the role did not give out “the kind of message I want to send to young women”.The 26-year-old supermodel was a regular on the Victoria’s Secret fashion show runway from 2011 to 2014, before taking a break and returning to much fanfare in 2017. She was absent for the most recent show in November last year.She told Vogue: “I decided to stop working with Victoria’s Secret as I didn’t feel it was an image that was truly reflective of who I am and the kind of message I want to send to young women around the world about what it means to be beautiful. “I think that was a pivotal moment in me stepping into my power as a feminist, being able to make my own choices and my own narrative, whether through the companies I choose to work with, or through the image I put out to the world.”Kloss added that in her late teens and early twenties “I think I was fearful that I would lose a job or lose my position if I said I didn’t want to do something. But I did not lose out on jobs. If anything, the more I exercised the power of my voice, the more I earned respect from my peers. And I earned more respect for myself. “Only now do I have the confidence to stand tall — all 6ft 2in of me — and know the power of my voice. I am deeply ambitious and driven, and there are a lot of big things I want to do — big things. But I also want to enjoy the people I love and who love me. It’s important that I have joy in my life”.Kloss converted to Judaism to marry Joshua Kushner in October. Joshua’s brother is Jared Kushner, the son-in-law and senior adviser of Donald Trump. She said: “It wasn’t enough to just love Josh and make this decision for him. This is my life and I am an independent, strong woman. It was only after many years of studying and talking with my family and friends and soul-searching that I made the decision to fully embrace Judaism in my life and start planning for a future with the man I chose to marry.”Read the full interview in the August issue of British Vogue, out on Friday.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Model suffers first degree burns after 'traumatic and terrifying' fire photoshoot
"Please more than anything take my story and let it raise awareness of the dangers of accepting risky shoots"
StyleSimone Olivero'Don't try to belittle me to being my skin' says model Winnie Harlow
Canadian fashion model Winnie Harlow is a lot of things. Since the beginning of her career, Harlow’s name has been synonymous with her skin condition and the fact that she chooses not to cover up the patches of depigmented skin found on her face and body.
