Photographer Ferran Casanova teams up with actor Rayan Ricci for “Más Auténtico,” a polished new fashion story appearing in the August 2026 issue of Esquire Colombia. With Giorgio Ammirabile serving as fashion editor and stylist, Eva Piqué on hair and makeup, and production and casting by The Artist Talents, the editorial plays with the familiar codes of preppy menswear while...
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Karlie Kloss Is Still That Girl, Only Now She Has More to Say at the Dinner Table
Now, ten years after she became the face of Carolina Herrera's Good Girl fragrance, Kloss is revisiting the role for the Fall 2026 issue of V Magazine. The story is appropriately titled “Still That Girl,” although the accompanying conversation makes a convincing case that she is, perhaps inconveniently for anyone attempting to put her in a box, several other girls too.
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Lauren Hutton Brings Neo Noir to Jacques Marie Mage & Haider Ackermann
Lauren Hutton brings effortless mystery to the latest Jacques Marie Mage x Haider Ackermann eyewear campaign, photographed by Steven Klein. The limited-edition collaboration pairs Jacques Marie Mage's meticulous craftsmanship with Ackermann's signature sensual tailoring, resulting in a campaign that feels cinematic, luxurious, and undeniably cool.
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Folk magic ft. Shalom Harlow | Editorial Throwback
There is something beautifully strange about revisiting late 1990s fashion editorials. They often carried a looseness that modern fashion sometimes struggles to recreate, a willingness to let images feel mysterious, imperfect, and emotionally unresolved. Vogue UK’s 1999 editorial Folk Magic, photographed by Juergen Teller and starring Shalom Harlow, captures that spirit perfectly.
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Rachel McAdams, But Make It Dangerous by Andrew Yee
There is something quietly thrilling about seeing Rachel McAdams lean into her darker side, and her cover for HUNGER Magazine Issue #38 does exactly that. Shot by Andrew Yee, the story trades sweetness for sharp edges. The result feels controlled, cinematic, and just a little bit lethal.
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Gigi Hadid Gets a Shake and Go Wig, Gamine Makeover for Miu Miu
Gigi Hadid is almost unrecognizable in Miu Miu’s 2026 Leather Goods campaign. She sports a cropped blonde haircut, radiates gamine energy, and carries a quiet elegance that feels effortless yet deliberate. Shot by Steven Meisel and styled by Lotta Volkova, the campaign positions Hadid as an emancipated character moving into a bourgeois apartment and immediately making it her own.
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Bella Hadid Smolders for REVOLVE by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott
REVOLVE has unveiled one of its most ambitious projects to date with the launch of REVOLVE Los Angeles, a new fashion label that reflects the brand’s evolution after two decades of shaping online fashion culture. Leading the debut campaign is supermodel Bella Hadid, who steps in as the brand’s very first ambassador. Her presence immediately sets the tone for the project, bringing a confident, magnetic energy that perfectly matches the label’s modern direction.
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Jacob Elordi for Esquire UK
“I’m very afraid. The older I get, the more nervous I become.” It is not the kind of sentence you expect from someone whose career has accelerated at this speed, with this much certainty, and this many eyes watching. Yet that vulnerability sits at the center of Jacob Elordi’s conversation with Esquire UK, and it is what makes the feature linger long after the last page.
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Bella Hadid is Rococo Cool in Miss Sixty S/S 2026 by Gabriel Moses
Bella Hadid returns as the face of Miss Sixty in the Spring-Summer 2026 campaign, delivering chaos, drama, and style all at once. Shot by Gabriel Moses and styled by Frederic Saint Parck, the campaign reimagines Marie Antoinette as a modern rebel romance deconstructed, low-rise, and unapologetically undone. It’s decadent, irreverent, and fully captivating.
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The Russians Are Coming by Andreas Fux, 1992
Andreas Fux’s photographic series The Russians Are Coming captures a moment suspended between systems, identities, and attitudes. Shot in 1992, just after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the work focuses on young Russian men navigating public space with a mix of charm, bravado, and quiet vulnerability. The result feels intimate without being intrusive. Curious without being exploitative. These images observe masculinity as it unfolds rather than performs
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Olivia Rodrigo for Miu Miu S/S 2026 by Jamie Hawkesworth
Olivia Rodrigo is the perfect center for this world. She carries sweetness and defiance in equal measure, which mirrors Miu Miu’s ongoing obsession with contradiction. She floats, but she does not drift. There is intention in her stillness. She is joined by Sateen Besson, Li Gengxi, Suzanne Lindon, Rachel Agbonze, and Amelie Sante, creating a cast that feels thoughtful rather than decorative. Together, they move through golden light as if it is part of the styling itself. Nothing feels staged. Everything feels lived in, even in the clouds.
