#grazia magazine 2019

[modelsof-color]

Maria Borges by Paul Scala for Grazia UK Magazine - July 2019

[dallaslovebot]

dallas liu solo interview compilation (2019- ongoing)

finding dallas' old interview can be a little difficult so i wanted to share the interviews i've been compiling to make it easier for other fans!

along with keeping this updated, i'll start archiving all the interviews soon so this blog will always remain a safe space for fans of dallas. as for the video interviews, i'll be sharing a playlist soon so keep an eye on that :] happy reading folks!

2024

work: avatar the last airbender

a.v. club (february, 2024) 

indiewire (february, 2024)

boys by girls (february, 2024)

gr8 magazine (february, 2024)

nylon magazine (february, 2024)

timid magazine (with lizzy yu) (february, 2024)

la times (with paul sun-hyung lee) (february, 2024)

a book of (march, 2024)

numero netherlands (march, 2024) | alternative link 1

gq magazine (march, 2024)

cero magazine (april, 2024)

the laterals (june, 2024)

2023

work: the slumber party

authority magazine (june, 2023)

justjaredjr (july, 2023)

2021 

work: shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings

boys by girls (september, 2021)

1833 magazine (september, 2021)

grazia magazine (september, 2021)

i’m so obsessed podcast (september, 2021)

26magazine (september, 2021)

vulkan magazine (september, 2021)

flickering myth (september, 2021)

2020

work: PEN15 (season 2)

mochi magazine (september, 2020)

rival magazine (september, 2020)

nbc news (september, 2020)

tumblr (october, 2020)

2019

work: PEN15 (season 1)

pop-culturalist (february, 2019)

awards daily (february, 2019)

the daily shuffe (march, 2019)

[audio] the koalition (march, 2019)

seat42f (march, 2019) 

open the trunk (march, 2019)

[audio] TheTVDudes (april, 2019)

mochi magazine (may, 2019)

AMA on reddit (2019)

essay (recommended reading for all dally fans idc)

overthinking could be your downfall so embrace the unknown (july, 2019)

[fashinistagirlunit4]

diversity on the catwalk

fashion creatives are embracing inclusivity and body positivity, exploring themes such as size, gender, age, race, and disability.

Precious Lee, Ashley Graham, Paloma Elsesser

The fashion industry is constantly improving and evolving, we are starting to see more culture and diversity through ought each season.

In July 2020, Gucci launched its new genderless shopping category on its website called ‘Gucci MX’ using only gender neutral models to showcase the pieces.

Brands such as Simone Rocha, Rachel Comey and Vivienna Westwood are starting to include many more older models to showcase their work this is making the fashion world more diverse and as the seasons go on their seems to be more inclusivity each time.

AlexandraKutas

Hailing from Ukraine, Alexandra Kutas claimed the title of the world’s first runway model in a wheelchair as well as Ukraine’s first fashion model with a disability. Alexandra modelled on the runway during Ukraine Fashion Week in 2015 and a couple of months later unveiled a photography exhibition called “Break Your Chains” alongside photographer Andrei Sarymsakov in an effort to break down society’s stereotypes and negative perceptions of people with disabilities.

Kelly Knox for Grazia 2018

Greater diversity within the fashion community opened up a space to celebrate all beauty and gave a platform for people with disabilities to be more visible. As a result we are seeing more people with disabilities making appearances on runways, on the cover of magazines, in fashion ads and beauty campaigns.

Jean Paul Gaultier haute couture spring/summer 1998

among the roster of major designers Jean Paul Gaultier is notable for his concerted adoption and celebration of queer aesthetics from placing men in skirts in 1985 to repeatedly drawing on the homoerotic motif of the Genet-esque muscly. Over the years he has had many collaborations and with friend and muse Tanel Bedrossiantz to various striking ends. In his spring summer 1998 Age of Enlightenment influenced couture show, Bedrossiantz apps rated in a tightly corseted ruffled gown over a white shirt and tie an image so iconic it was included in the catalogue for vogues 2019 camp.

Somali-American model, Halima Aden 2017

Halim Aden was the first Muslim woman to wear a hijab on the international high fashion catwalk at the Max Mara show held in Milan on 23rd February 2017.

Madeline Stuart is a 20-year-old model with Down syndrome from Brisbane, Australia. Madeline has walked in Art Hearts Fashion Week, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week China, Style Fashion Week, Melange Fashion Week, Runway Dubai, Sunshine Coast Fashion Festival, and Birmingham Fashion Week. She has appeared in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Woman’s Day, Women’s Weekly, Elle, New York Times, People, Marie Claire, Huffington Post, and many more. She was also named Model of the Year in 2016.

Nina Marker famous model with autism

Nina Marker was scouted at a McDonald’s in 2014 and was quickly snatched up by Elite Model Management. She has walked the runway for Chanel, Dior, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Valentino, Givenchy, Fendi, and Versace, among many others. Nina is an advocate for the Autistic community, as she herself has Asperger’s. She has talked openly about being treated differently when she was young and the depression she experienced following that; she is passionate about creating awareness for Autism and wants to show people that Autistic people can do anything they want to do.

Harvard Referencing:

Shutterstock (2020). Unforgettable Photographic Moments: 2020’s ‘Big Four’ Fashion Weeks. [online] The Shutterstock Blog. Available at: https://www.shutterstock.com/blog/big-four-fashion-weeks [Accessed 28 May 2023].

Mcloughlin, L. (2017). Ashley Graham shows off curvy figure in clinging latex mini dress. [online] Mail Online. Available at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4871728/Ashley-Graham-shows-curvy-figure-latex-mini-dress.html [Accessed 28 May 2023].

Brain, E. (2020). Gucci Mx Line Explores Gender Fluidity Within Fashion. [online] HYPEBEAST. Available at: https://hypebeast.com/2020/7/gucci-mx-non-binary-gender-fluid-collection-fall-winter-2020-jackie-1961-bag-lookbook.

Tsui, D. (2019). Finally, Some Age Diversity on the Runway. [online] The Cut. Available at: https://www.thecut.com/2019/02/older-models-of-all-ages-were-on-the-runway-at-fashion-week.html.

Managment, M. (2018). | MiLK Model Management. [online] www.milkmanagement.co.uk. Available at: https://www.milkmanagement.co.uk/women/women/1152-kelly-knox/ [Accessed 28 May 2023].

The Photo Studio. (2018). 20 Disabled Models And How They Got Their Starts. [online] Available at: https://thephotostudio.com.au/all/modelling/20-disabled-models-and-how-they-got-their-starts/. [Accessed 7th June 2023]

Stuart , M. (2015). Madeline Stuart NYFW 1st catwalk appearance with my Jellyfish men. [online] www.youtube.com. Available at: https://youtu.be/n9PMB9y9xAc [Accessed 7 Jun. 2023].

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[selbstparadies]

Yuka Mannami by Shxpir for Grazia China Magazine - April 2019

[nso-csi]

190116 February 2019 issue of 'GRAZIA' Korea magazine

[thebeautyofdangerousassociation]

Illustration Research.

Achraf Amiri is an illustrator, born in Brussels 1988, Creative Director and Founder of ILLUSTRASHION Magazine. Amiri is now based in London, where he made his debut as an independent Creative Director and Illustrator. Back in 2010, after graduating as a Graphic Designer from Sint-Lukas Brussels, he traveled to Naples seeing ways of inspiration.

Inspired by the world around him, Achraf alaways interprets his work with self-reflection and a critical eye and therefore, it didn’t take long for his work to be noticed and commissioned with numerous international organisations, fashion houses and print publications.

Throughout the last decade Achraf became a key creative influence, exposing his mischievous, yet romantic illustrious for the world to discover. In the press, it has been declared that he has killed the glamour in fashion with his distinctive aesthetic, challenging the status quo of how fashion is illustrated through exploring basic human emotions, such as tragedy, ecstasy and doom. I feel this illustrator is a perfect fit with the aesthetic of the film, his illustrative style would be perfect to capture the very nature of the film. I have explored this artist in the past however it is one in which I will continue to experiment with, the reason being, I struggle to draw really detailed, accurate hands, however, strangely I find drawing in this style relatively easy. Therefore, for this project I will be continuing to work with this style to really display my talents.

Elyse Blackshaw.

Originally from Manchester where she acquired a First BA Hons in Embroidery from the Manchester school of arts in 2013, Elyse Blackshaw is a mixed media artist specialising in fashion illustration, moved to London in 2019 to continue her studies on the mixed-media pathway of MA Textile at the Royal College of Arts. Elyse’s practice primarily focuses on documenting the fashion world through expressive marks and a kaleidoscope of colour. Her fashion illustrations have appeared in publications such as Grazia and Vogue, and she has collaborated with clients including Selfridges, London Edition, Samsung and Westfield London for events, public art installations and workshops. Elyse is committed to using fashion illustration as a tool for social and environmental impact. Her facilitation practice encourages participants to explore experimental approaches to fashion illustration using existing materials.  I personally really enjoy the ‘unprofessional’ look in which this artists radiates. For me i believe I struggle with the accuracy of my illustration and therefore absolutely love the playfulness and uncontrolled aspect to these illustration, more specifically i struggle to capture the detailing in the face which overall makes the illustration look more realistic. Therefore, I’m really like the college aspect of this illustration and would like to explore this technique further into my own designs in the hope that it will better my illustrative technique.

Christa Van Der Meer

Christa van der Meer is a Dutch fashion designer and graduated from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. Since faces define the identity of a person, Christa uses this intriguing factor as inspiration. Experiencing with different mediums she now works on projects to find ways to connect her portrait drawings to her fashion designs. Her graduation collection she portraits the fact that drawing is essential for designing. The drawings form the base of her fashion collections and is an instrument to create a new perspective both visually and emotionally. Between her love and fascination for portraits and passion for designing fashion stands a collection which merges the two. The combination of the exotic prints make her collections a piece of art. Wrapping her silhouettes in different cultures allows a new global silhouette to be born and gives us new ideas how to incorporate new fabrics in various prints.

I was initially drawn to the colourful, patterned garments, however upon further inspection I really like the funky effect that this illustrator grasp, the long, pointed, cartoon like shoes court my attention, the idea that the illustration don’t have to be detailed to be affect really shines through here. I really enjoy working with college, the effects are impactful but quirky and unique which is an effect which I hope to capture through my final collection boards, therefore I would like to be able to incorporate an aspect of college as my final media as much as I can.

Arturo Elena.

Arturo is a well-known Spanish artist who creates fashion illustrations for several luxury brands and magazines, including Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Audemars Piguet, he is a Spanish based award winning illustrator, artist and educator. This self-taught illustrator has had his work featured in numerous exhibitions, master-classes and workshops. His signature aesthetic of cinched waists, overly elongated limbs and highly glamorised women create very surrealist images.

His illustrations are reminiscent of the days when luxurious fashion illustrations adorned the covers of high-fashion magazines rather than the latest trending celebrity, but his illustrations do what earlier illustrations did not by adding an element of realism to them. They offer a scene and a story rather than just a figure standing absent minded wearing illustrious clothing.

He has the ability to capture what the camera cannot by being able to manipulate the situations of his illustrations and add in the emotions he feels are necessary to give each piece of work a life of its own. The women in his illustrations exude confidence in their luxurious garments and have an attitude about them that makes them seem well-versed in their lifestyle choice.

Not only does this illustrator work well alongside my other researched illustrator, it has really strong characteristics in which entices me to develop further. I am really drawn to any illustrator in which throws realism out the window and this illustrator is no different, not only do I really enjoy the over exaggerated waist and limbs, I really enjoy the effect of the dark, grey, dull tones used to create the skin tones, presented beautifully in the two images above, this, therefore, is another aspect in which I would like to capture in my illustration to experiment with something different which will help me to develop my own illustrative style.

[identifying-books-in-media]

In the first episode of "Please Feel At Ease Mr Ling" (一不小心捡到爱, 2021), we can see some mangas and fashion magazines inside Gu An Xin (Zhao Lu Si)'s house.

The mangas are volumes 8, 10 and 20 of Black Butler (黒執事) by Yana Toboso.

I wasn't able to ID the magazines.

I'm quite certain this is a copy of Elle China (the logo checks out) but after looking through the covers from Oct 2016 to May 2021 (when the first episode aired) I wasn't able to find the right issue. Same with the other magazine, presumably a Grazia China issue, I've looked at all the covers posted on the official Instagram account between August 2020 and August 2019 but nothing. How old are these issues???

A clue in case anyone wants to dig into their Chinese magazine collection and find out: according to chinesedrama.info, "Filming began on May 23, 2020 and wrapped in August 2020" + the red writing on the Elle magazine says "the Spirit" in the Latin alphabet.

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Ginez e il Bulbo della Ventola - L’ombra dell'amore

Il terzo singolo estratto dal nuovo album della band ligure

La parte oscura delle cose, quello che inizialmente può rendere felice ma che con l’andar del tempo può dare dipendenza e frustrazione.

“L’ombra dell’amore” è la terza traccia dell'album “Sambuca Sunrise” una miscela accattivante tra pop e manuche, dove le dinamiche riportano alla mente le melodie tanto care a Ginez e il bulbo della ventola.

«La canzone parla della parte oscura delle cose, cioè descrive il retroscena che può nascondersi dietro alle situazioni che da un primo punto di vista possono sembrare positive. Il lato oscuro, l'altra parte della medaglia o meglio l'ombra dell'amore. La canzone ci porta a immaginare che a volte le emozioni o i legami possono diventare dipendenza e quindi creare frustrazione.» Ginez e il bulbo della ventola

Ancora voce a “Sambuca Sunrise”, il terzo album di inediti in studio per Ginez e il bulbo della ventola. A differenza dei due lavori precedenti il gruppo si è circondato di altri strumenti e musicisti con un percorso durato un anno e l’intenzione di prendersi il tempo necessario per esprimere esattamente quelle che erano le idee della band per questo disco.

DICONO DEL DISCO:

«Un disco che di certo conferma il talento e la grazia, come se le formule primigenie trovino la maturità sperata. Brani come “Benzene” o come “Lettera” penso svelino a pieno quanto ormai alto sia divenuto lo stile e la forza con cui i nostri padroneggiano la materia.» EXTRA! Music Magazine

«l risultato è un suono che, viste le premesse, ci aspetteremmo corposo e - come direbbe qualcuno - “sovraprodotto”, ma in realtà le soluzioni di arrangiamento rispettano tantissimo l’intimità e la visionarie figure allegoriche che il protagonista cerca con la sua voce decisamente caratteristica. Certo, i rimandi sono tanti e inevitabili, ma il carattere di unicità affiora soprattutto nella tessitura e nell'ideazione delle chiuse e delle progressioni.» Music Map

«Nuovo lavoro autoprodotto dal titolo “Sambuca Sunrise” che nel titolo infonde una quiete romantica di nuove albe da godersi in pace ma nel vero delle tracce esiste quel famoso dualismo che tanto recitano i nostri sin dalla copertina, che porta in scena luce e buio della vita quotidiana di ognuno di noi. Disco molto biografico per certi versi per Ginez, disco ricco di ferite e di denunce sociali…» ExitWell

«Un terzo disco la cui copertina, bellissima fotografia a cura di Andrea Maglio, sembra poco aderire al suono e al modo del disco: e sono tantissimi i piani di lettura di una canzone leggera, scanzonata, rocambolesca che alla denuncia sociale fatta con peso poetico e artigianato lirico di raffinato mestiere, contrappone anche quel guizzo estetico di evasione e follia romantica.» BravOnLine

«Emozionante e velenoso anche nella denuncia sociale. Un titolo poi leggero, quasi fosse uno sfottò, un gioco, un visione laterale: “Sambuca Sunrise” che poi sembra davvero somigliare alla foto di copertina. E dentro l’itinerario di questa tracklist non poche le collaborazioni che, ovviamente, vi invitiamo a scoprire…» MeiWeb

Ginez e il bulbo della ventola sono: Ginez - chitarra e voce, Daniele Duchini - basso, Roberto Ascoli - percussioni, Aliano de Franceschi - chitarra

Etichetta: Autoproduzione Radio date: 16 giugno 2023 Release album: 30 marzo 2023

Ginez e il bulbo della ventola è una band ligure che nasce nel 2016. Ginez alla chitarra è voce e autore dei brani, Daniele Duchini al basso e Gianni Licini alle percussioni. Nel 2017 al posto di Licini entra Roberto Ascoli e successivamente si aggiunge Fabio Pollono alla chitarra solista. Esce il primo album "Canzoni, bottiglie e altre battaglie" che riscuote molti apprezzamenti da parte degli addetti ai lavori. Nel 2019 la band pubblica "L'ultima cena", un album più intimista del precedente registrato in due giorni in "presa diretta". A fine 2019 al posto di Fabio Pollono arriva Aliano de Franceschi. Il gruppo, oltre a molti concerti live, ha partecipato a diverse manifestazioni, finalisti al "Varigotti Festival" e vincitori al "Rockantina Contest" di Inveruno e al "Giovani Musicisti Contest" di Beinasco. La band ha calcato palchi importanti come quello del "Tenco Ascolta" e del festival "Su La Testa". Nel 2020 Ginez e il bulbo della ventola si aggiudicano il "Premio Social VIC" miglior video musicale autoprodotto 2020 scelto dal pubblico, per il videoclip "La Vanvera". Il 31 marzo 2023 esce “Sambuca Sunrise" terzo album della band, anticipato dalla pubblicazione di “Benzene” (20 gennaio) e “Ho visto gente” (10 marzo) e che oggi torna in radio con il nuovo singolo estratto dal titolo “L’ombra dell’amore”.

Contatti e social

Youtube: https://bit.ly/2rCTrqS Facebook: https://bit.ly/2IuedDP Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2IiG4mR Sito web: https://bit.ly/2GdhKBh

[dubai-calendar]

The Upcoming Show on July - Goldin Performance at Imperial Club Lounge

The upcoming show in July and August at the Goldin Performance in the Imperial Club Lounge at Atlantis The Palm is set to be an unforgettable experience. Lisa Goldin, a fearless artist with a passion for touching hearts and lighting up rooms with her music, will be taking the stage on July 31st from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. You can know more about this event at the Dubai Calendar website.

Highlights of Lisa Goldin’s Career

Lisa Goldin has established herself as a talented songwriter, with twelve of her songs being aired internationally on radio and TV. Her achievements include being named Amazon UK's 'New and Emerging Artist for 2008' and having her wardrobe sponsored by the renowned Vivienne Westwood. She has also been featured in Grazia Magazine, Channel 24, and Expresso TV, further cementing her status as a rising star.

Her talent has not gone unnoticed, as she has been recognized as the 2nd Top Emerging South African Artist, and her song "My Fire" was listed as the 2nd most played song on Hot 1027 FM in 2016. In 2019, she was acknowledged as the Top Emerging Artist in the UAE. Additionally, her single "Kept In A Locket" reached No. 1 on Heart FM in December 2022. Goldin's accomplishments speak to her immense talent and growing popularity.

Goldin's career has taken her to various locations around the world, including the UK, South Africa, and the UAE. She has toured London, Ibiza, Dubai, and Asia, sharing stages with renowned artists such as Ed Sheeran, Jessie J, Scouting For Girls, and Barbara Tucker. Her international exposure has helped her amass a dedicated fan base across different countries.

Notable accolades further highlight Goldin's ambition and commitment to her craft. She won Best Band in Beijing and received the "Best Theatrical Performance" award at the Time Out Dubai Nightlife Awards 2013 for her theater production "Kalubela." She was also nominated as a top ten finalist for Yasalam's UAE Emerging Talent Competition in 2019 and was a nominee for Best New Homegrown Artist in the UAE in 2022. 

Goldin's diverse performances include being an EMCEE for the ICC T20 Men's World Cup 2021 and performing at the UEFA Champions League Final 2022.

Her talent and dedication have been recognized by Dubai Culture and Arts, leading to her being awarded the Honorable Golden Visa in the UAE. Goldin's efforts to create a difference through her music have not gone unnoticed.

How Can You Enjoy the Performance?

To enjoy the Goldin Performance at the Imperial Club Lounge, book a stay at Atlantis The Palm's beautiful Ocean or Palm Hotel Rooms. By booking the Imperial Club, you'll gain daily access to the Imperial Club Lounge and enjoy premium benefits throughout the resort.

One of the highlights of the Imperial Club Lounge is the Sunset Happy Hour. Guests can start their evening with drinks and canapés in the cozy lounge or enjoy the beautiful sunset with the beachside happy hour. The Sunset Happy Hour takes place daily from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, creating the perfect ambiance to relax and enjoy the setting.

So, Don't miss the opportunity to experience the captivating talent of Lisa Goldin at the Goldin Performance in the Imperial Club Lounge. Her music is sure to touch your heart and leave a lasting impression. And for further details, you can visit the Dubai Calendar website and get the full insights and dates of the performance.

Let us tell you that Dubai Calendar is a website where you can get a detailed list of upcoming events, festivals, concerts, exhibitions, shows, and parties in Dubai. So if you are planning to attend any festivals or concerts or anything then you can visit our website and get the full insights of your desired requirements. 

[notoxymoronic]

Reality TV and Social Media

Upon reading and analysing the article by Deller, titled “Chapter Six: Reality Television in an Age of Social Media” from the journal titled Reality Television: The TV Phenomenon That Changed the World, I gained insight into the ways in which social media has changed the nature of fame and self-presentation online, in regards to reality micro-celebrities.

It argues that social media has allowed for the rise of microcelebrities - which could include individuals that use social networking sites to build their own personal brand (Dellar 2019), and can be defined as internet celebrities on a small scale in a specific niche (Funn & Falkof 2021). Microcelebrities are seen as a type of digital performance that combines visual techniques of corporate branding with internet distribution technologies (Dellar 2019).

The article also distinguishes between microcelebrity and online or internet celebrity, which are those who have achieved a certain level of fame beyond their immediate niche. Like reality TV stars, these online celebrities are perceived to have remained in touch with their amateur roots, and they are expected to maintain a sense of authenticity in order to appear genuine to their audience (Dellar 2019), although many microcelebrities from Australian Reality TV appear to have a hard time saying no to brand deals, and only the successfully transparent few are able to filter through sponsorships that align with their core values, at least in my experience on platforms like Instagram.

Celebrities and micro-celebrities can use social media to bypass traditional media platforms and communicate directly with their fans, which in the case of reality TV stars have it well, as they are particularly a more accessible branch of celebrity, so fans may feel more likely to try to reach out to them in a more meaningful way, in the hopes that their favourite reality star might notice them. However, this also opens up a door to a more negative side, where “trolls” or haters can inflict negativity and even cast death threats to these microcelebrities, as they may feel that they are more likely to get a reaction from them, especially since they are more accessible than traditional celebrities (McLaren 2021).

The article also notes that some celebrities use social media primarily to promote their own brand or to drive audiences to other sites of stardom, such as magazine interviews or TV shows (Dellar 2019). Many have even tried to start their own networks, podcasts, small businesses and health brands as a result of their rise to reality TV fame, usually something related to the niche-ness of the character tropes that they exampled on their relevant TV shows and thus capitalising off of that.

So while social media can allow for self-expression, self-presentation, self-promotion and marketing, it in turn opens these stars up to a larger discourse regarding the authenticity of their character/brand, essentially “holding up a mirror to human behaviour and interaction”, which is a confronting thought for anyone that has stopped to think about it (Dellar 2019).

References:

Deller, Ruth A, (2019) Extract: 'Chapter Six: Reality Television in an Age of Social Media', in Reality Television: The TV Phenomenon That Changed the World (Emerald Publishing). 

Dunn, C, Falkof, N, (2021), You've Got to Be Real: Authenticity, ‘Performativity and Micro-Celebrity in South Africa’, Front Sociol Journal, National Library of Medicine online, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8138309/

McLaren, B., (2021), ‘Trolling After Reality TV: ‘It’s Worse Than I Could Have Imagined’, Grazia Magazine, https://graziadaily.co.uk/life/tv-and-film/married-at-first-sight-love-island-trolling-reality-tv/

[dailyniallnews]

I see Louis loads, I mean, I speak to him say once a week, maybe twice a week. I live around the corner from Harry [Styles]. I've seen him recently, we were at a gig together.’ And Liam? ‘The same. We will never not be close, to be honest, Because I think everyone had this perception that when you break up it was because of a big fucking row or something. I’ve never seen a row in my life. We were on the road for six weeks at a time... I mean, we'd fight over who was using the hairdryer.

Niall talking about keeping in touch with the rest of One Direction.

[waitingfortaemin]

Day 158 of Taemin’s enlistment 

Taemin for Grazia Magazine February 2019

[lifewithexo]

#happysuhoday

[margotfashionfiles]

Madam Figaro and Grazia Magazine | September 2019

The Chanel suit that Margot wore, consists of a Duchess Satin Jacket in White, priced at ��5,300 and a pair of trousers cut from the same material, available for £2,990. In one shot, Margot also wore the Metal belt also featuring Glass Pearls, Diamanté & Resin Gold in the colour Pearly White & Crystal. It is priced at £1,720.

Margot wore two statement piece necklaces for this look; the first is a Chanel Metal, Glass Pearl and Diamantés Necklace that features a large drop section of beads. The colours of the necklace range from Gold, Pearly White and Crystal, with the price available upon request. Her second necklace is a smaller Chanel statement piece, also made of Glass Pearls and Diamantés. I couldn’t find this piece, from the Fall 2019 Collection, online to buy. Lastly for this look, Margot seems to be wearing the Chanel “Coco Crush” Quilted Motif 18K Yellow Gold Ring in the medium size. This can be bought for £2,600.

[romanceboys]

grazia magazine february issue 2019 photography by lee young hak (1 / 2 / 3)

[yu-me-mii]

LEE DOHYUN GRAZIA KOREA // DEC. 2019

ⓒ hyesoooooo