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What’s in Lucire issue 39?


Cinematic

Photographed and hair styled by Damien Carney/Sam Brocato Salon, Soho
Creative direction and styling by Nikko Kefalas
Make-up by Joanne Gair
Hair colour by Rossa Jurenas
Modelled by Agne Petkute/Q Management

 

Published just after our 21st anniversary, issue 39 of Lucire has a cinematic theme: we look at the industry after #MeToo, and how yellowface in cinema has given way to Crazy Rich Asians, the summer hit of ’18. Even Louis Vuitton’s history is worthy of an epic, as are the World of Wearable Art Awards; Madrid and New York have their fashion weeks; and Snejana Onopka makes a guest appearance. And: Atelier Paulin’s unique jewellery, the Jaguar I-Pace, and travel to Dubrovnik, Paris and Bergen

 

22/ Film after #MeToo
Has last year’s #MeToo movement changed the biggest film festivals, and have wider effects been felt?

 

32/ The Rise of Louis Vuitton: ‘Volez, voguez, voyagez’
Louis Vuitton is an example of a brand that has managed to reinvent itself to stay relevant since its founding in 1854. Bhavana Bhim looks at how LV’s done it

 

36/ Mad for Madrid
It might not have the same cachet as Paris or Milano, but Madrid has plenty of energy and colour to make it one to watch. We look at our favourites from its fashion week

 

42/ Creativity Unleashed
Collaborations, emerging labels, and old favourites all impressed Lola Cristall as she identifies her favourites from New York Fashion Week’s spring–summer 2019 looks
Photographed by Dan Lecca, Mike Coppola, Cindy Ord, Gonzalo Marroquin, and Paul Bruinooge

 

46/ Six Worlds in One Night
Described as part-art, part-Cirque du Soleil, the World of Wearable Art Awards are arguably New Zealand’s most famous event in the fashion space. Jack Yan looks at the latest edition
Photographed by Victor Huang, Stephen A’Court, and Hagen Hopkins

 

50/ Le fabuleux destin d’Atelier Paulin
Jack Yan speaks with Anne-Sophie Baillet, whose Atelier Paulin creates hand-crafted jewellery, where no two are identical. Its signature pieces are made up of memorable words, created on demand

 

54/ The Return of Snejana Onopka
The elusive Ukrainian model exclusively talks to Reilly Sullivan about what’s next

 

58/ Urbanite
Photographed and hair styled by Damien Carney/Sam Brocato Salon, Soho
Creative direction and styling by Nikko Kefalas
Make-up by Joanne Gair
Hair colour by Rossa Jurenas
Modelled by Agne Petkute/Q Management

 

72/ Brigitte
Photographed by Val Vee Vee Gee
Hair by Michael Beel/Buoy Salon & Spa, using L’Oréal Professionnel
Make-up by Courtney Taylor
Styled by Sopheak Seng
Modelled by Lily/Kirsty Bunny Management

 

80/ Cosmoprof’s Expanding Universe
Cosmoprof North America isn’t just big, reports Jody Miller. If it is going to happen in the future, it’s here
Photographed by Vanessa Stump

 

84/ An Organic Autumn
Jody Miller heads to Beauty², where, in line with the way consumers are heading, organic and vegan products headlined

 

86/ Wrapped Admiration

Photographed by Lindsay Adler
Make-up by Joanne Gair
Hair styled by Aleetha Clandon
Nails by Yukie Miyakawa with Kate Ryan
Headpieces and headwraps by Lory Sun Artistry
Modelled by Pernilla/Silent Models and Gianna/NoMad

 

96/ Jaguar, Rethought

Lucire’s Car to Be Seen in for 2018 is Jaguar’s I-Pace, a car that redefines what its brand is about, while offering a segment-redefining entry into the growing luxury electric car market. Jack Yan discusses our decision

 

104/ From Yellowface to Crazy Rich Asians
The portrayal of east Asians has come a long way in the west, from stereotyped villains to 2018’s hit, Crazy Rich Asians. Akash Marks looks at the journey, and Awkwafina adds her thoughts from behind the scenes of Crazy Rich Asians
Photographed by Sanja Bucko

 

108/ The Sensational, Sensory, Sumptuous Seventh
Travelling to Paris, it pays to go off the beaten track, as Stanley Moss goes across the river to the 7th arrondissement, with two recently opened and very chic properties near the Tour Eiffel
Photographed by Paula Sweet

 

114/ The Only Way Is Norway
Elyse Glickman returns to Norway and discovers Bergen’s status as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy informs restaurants and the arts on and around the country’s west coast
Photographed by the author

 

120/ Delirious Dubrovnik
Stanley Moss finds a gem on the peninsula near Dubrovnik, a discreet, deluxe hotel with first-class food in a personal, authentic setting
Photographed by Paula Sweet

 

130/ Luxury line
Luxury that looks back at a more comfortable past—after all, some of our ideas about what luxury is come from brands steeped in heritage

 

 

 



 

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