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23 Apr

Daniel Roseberry’s Recent Representation, Plus Marine Serre’s Selfridges Shop

Daniel Roseberry’s Recent Representation, Plus Marine Serre’s Selfridges Shop
Roseberry’s Rep: Daniel Roseberry has signed with Creative Artists Agency for representation, WWD has learned exclusively. The designer, who took the reins at Schiaparelli as artistic director in 2019, is behind plenty of memorable cultural looks, including the red, white and blue ensemble Lady Gaga wore as she sang the national anthem on the inauguration of President Joe Biden: a gown and fitted jacket adorned with a big dove-of-peace brooch. Roseberry has also dressed former First Lady Michelle Obama — who wore a crystal, lemon-colored silk dress to The Smithsonian’s American Portrait Gala — and Beyoncé, seen wearing Schiaparelli in her “Renaissance” album art and at plenty of award shows, including during her historic music win on the Grammy Awards this 12...
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16 Jan

Campbell Addy On Feeling Seen, Representation, and Freedom Of

Campbell Addy On Feeling Seen, Representation, and Freedom Of
British-Ghanaian photographer Campbell Addy is amongst a recent class of Black image-makers redefining image-making. Centering Black subjects, creating truly diverse sets, interjecting their stories into the cannon, and demanding to be seen. Over the span of his six-year skilled photography profession, he’s shot the likes of fashion royalty Naomi Campbell, Debra Shaw, and Adut Akech, popular culture icons like Tyler the Creator and Beyoncé, and countless magazine covers, fashion editorials, and campaigns. His work speaks for itself. It’s daring, transcendent, and incredibly intimate. “People have auras, colours, and energies and I try to choose up on that—to see them,” Addy tells ESSENCE. This intimate visibility is the topic of Addy’s forthcoming (it’s already available to UK readers, set to release...
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18 Oct

Ismael Cruz Córdova On Expanding Representation On Screen And

Ismael Cruz Córdova On Expanding Representation On Screen And
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23 Sep

Latin Fashion Professionals Speak on What’s Now and Next

Latin Fashion Professionals Speak on What’s Now and Next
Whether it’s Latin Heritage Month or some other time all year long, Latin designers and fashion creatives are working to open doors for the following crop of creatives with ties to the region. This time, three of those creatives are doing that with an “Into The Industry Workshop” in Latest York City for college kids from Mexico’s Istituto di Moda Burgo. Hosted by designer Nadia Manjarrez of her namesake bridal label, celebrity and editorial makeup artist Mayela Vazquez, and fashion photographer Raul Tovar, the three-day workshop running from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 goals to provide the incoming an inside have a look at the industry. “I'm extremely excited to be doing this workshop for a lot of reasons,” Vazquez said. “All...
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