Rabanne has a long history of naming unforgettable ambassadors: iconic figures who embody the Maison’s spirit and rule-breaking mission, inspiring the next generation to shape a more creative and inclusive future. Credits: Rabanne disclosure This year, Rabanne names its boldest ambassador yet, proudly announcing global megastar Gigi Hadid as the face of Million Gold For Her: the first in a new visionary universe of fragrances that captures the most intoxicating and exciting facets of femininity in an ultra-desirable bottle adorned with Rabanne's signature XL link jewelry. Who better than Gigi Hadid to bring this new fragrance frontier to life? One of the most influential supermodels of her generation, Gigi is also a TV host and entrepreneur—an unparalleled and aspirational icon for women everywhere. Stunning, dynamic, and unapologetic, Gigi Hadid uses self-expression to fuel her unstoppable rise, attracting over 78 million Instagram followers. Today, Gigi leads a historic moment in Rabanne’s fragrance history, representing an uncompromisingly fearless femininity with a powerful new scent made of gold. With the launch of Million Gold For Her, Gigi stars in an electrifying campaign designed to inspire the next generation to challenge conventions and embrace their individuality. Created by Mert Alas and Manu Cossu, the campaign is set to Rabanne’s boldest musical statement yet: Beyoncé’s *Pure/Honey*, undeniably the ultimate anthem of female empowerment and success. As she takes the stage in a gold Rabanne dress encrusted with Swarovski crystals, Gigi owns the spotlight. She dances, she moves, she makes Rabanne shine. She is one in a million. In everything she is and represents, Gigi reflects Rabanne’s beating heart and rebellious spirit, leading the way to a new era of irresistible golden sensuality. “Million Gold for Her reminds me of how Rabanne feels as a Maison. It’s powerful and beautiful, with rose, lavender, and a salty mineral musk undertone. I love the balance. I think a lot of my personality has masculine traits, so I like the blend of feminine and masculine elements in a fragrance.” — Gigi Hadid “Gigi embodies the spirit of our legacy. In her, I see echoes of Monsieur Rabanne’s iconic muses—from Jane Birkin to Jane Fonda as Barbarella. She also brings her own distinct personality, making her the perfect personification of the modern Rabanne woman.” — Jerome Leloup, Vice President of Rabanne

Credits: Carolina Herrera Press The Carolina Herrera collection begins with a study in black and white, with a sharp focus on an element that accentuates each look. A precisely tailored high-waisted pant, paired with an oversized floral top in textured cotton. An immaculate dress in optical white lace and guipure. A stunning organza and polka-dot coat with flowers in contrasting sizes, worn with a skirt in the reverse color. A strapless dress with a profusion of ruched polka dots and handmade flowers, offering an optimistic and playful take on black and white. The collection then blooms into color, with a rigorously edited palette of four bold shades. Creative Director Wes Gordon strives for perfection in each piece through the most precise choices of color, cut, and silhouette, with an exacting dedication to graphic glamour. The joyful approach to dressing applies to both daywear and eveningwear, from a perfectly tailored cotton dress with exaggerated puff sleeves in Herrera red to the striking silk faille gown in a vision of Delphinium blue. One cannot help but smile at a relaxed knit dress in Happy pink or a tulle creation in Taxi Cab yellow. Matching handbags and delicate jewelry bring a playful and irreverent touch to dressing, showcasing the unparalleled expertise of our New York-based atelier. Adorned with yellow roses in their hair, models move through the circular Sunken Garden installation (1964) by American sculptor Isamu Noguchi; an ode to perfection in simplicity that resonates in this collection, where polka dots playfully converse with the concentric circles of the sculpture. Creative Director: Wes Gordon / Styling: Marie Chaix / Production: Bureau Betak / Makeup: Sam Visser / Hair: Jimmy Paul / Casting: Rachel Chandler / Music: Frédéric Sanchez

With the slogan 'seen it? Love it? FARFETCH it," the platform features personalities such as models, chefs, and stylists, with amplification on social media. Photos Disclosure FARFETCH FARFETCH, the leading global platform for the luxury industry, presents its new global campaign, celebrating the diversity and authenticity of style. With an influential cast from different fields, including models Dilone and Julez Smith, actor Luca Fersko, and chef Pierce Abernathy, the campaign highlights the brand’s exclusive curation of pieces. Filmed in iconic New York settings, the campaign showcases this season’s trends, including cozy knits, luxurious fabrics, and standout pieces that promise to make a statement in wardrobes. Each member of the cast expresses their own personality through style, representing the plurality and dynamism of FARFETCH's global community. The slogan "seen it? Love it? FARFETCH it" encapsulates the unique experience offered by the platform, connecting people to a one-of-a-kind curation. The campaign will also be amplified on social media, with actions focused particularly on Instagram and TikTok, including behind-the-scenes videos and exclusive interviews with the talents involved. Credits: • Photography: Tom Kneller • Creative Director: Charlie Miles • Fashion Director – Menswear: Luke Raymond • Fashion Director – Womenswear: Celenie Seidel • Hair: Edward Lampley • Makeup: Miguel Ramos • Manicure: Yugo Tsuchihashi

Photo Disclosure Press The visual artist has already worked with Fafá de Belém, Anitta, Lexa, Blogueirinha, and other personalities. Zaia Angelo’s artistic journey has always been intertwined with activism. From a young age, the artist noticed the differences between people and began depicting them in her works, even before fully understanding the impact of her art. "It's always been a part of me. Since I was little, I noticed that people were different from each other, and I reflect that in my works." At the time, the word ‘representation’ wasn’t yet a trend, so I had no idea of the power my works held," Zaia comments. As a trans woman, Zaia finds in LGBTQIA+ themes an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Her art aims to give visibility and prominence to the trans community, challenging the marginalization imposed by society. "My works portray trans people far from marginalization and the suffering that cis people expect from our experiences, instead showing them in positions of power, places of achievement, and prosperity," says the artist. However, the path has not been easy. Zaia has faced censorship and resistance when addressing issues considered controversial, such as the portrayal of Adam and Eve as trans women in her piece "The Origin." The work was censored twice in exhibitions in Brazil but found recognition in Portugal, where it was nominated for an international award. Reflecting on this duality, Zaia says: "I’ve always had to deal with people’s ignorance and the strength of Brazilian conservatism. My work as a visual artist will never cease to be made, and I will never change my themes to please a hypocritical cisnormativity." Photo Disclosure Press For Zaia, art holds a transformative power, capable of changing perspectives and inciting reflection. "Art has the power to move people, whether through music, drawing, cinema, or theater. If used correctly, it can raise awareness," she emphasizes. She believes that young artists play a crucial role in the fight for social and political change, especially in times of technological advancements like Artificial Intelligence. "Young artists need to be more and more authentic and realize the power that art has to give voice to what we believe in," she highlights. When it comes to criticism, Zaia remains open to it, as long as it’s constructive. However, she notes that many of the criticisms she receives are often driven by prejudice. "I’ve been heavily targeted for portraying trans people in positions of power, being happy, fulfilled, and prosperous. Society is still very uncomfortable seeing trans people succeeding far from marginalization," she laments. Zaia Angelo's artistic future promises new fusions and experiments. Her next project will combine literature and visual arts, with works accompanied by poems that complement her visual creations. "I’m working on continuing my exhibition ‘Transgression,’ but this time the works will be accompanied by poems," she reveals, eager to explore new forms of artistic expression and continue using her art as a tool for activism and transformation.

Photos Disclosure COACH The campaign is led by the new global ambassadors Elle Fanning, Charles Melton, Nazha, and Storm Reid, along with long-time Coach family members Jayson Tatum, Kōki, and Youngji Lee. NEW YORK, NY – Coach launches today the “Unlock Your Courage” campaign, starring new global ambassadors Elle Fanning, Charles Melton, Nazha, and Storm Reid, alongside Coach family members Jayson Tatum, Kōki, and Youngji Lee. The campaign showcases Coach’s Fall 2024 collection through a series of stories about having the courage to choose authentic self-expression over the idea of perfection. This is the latest installment of “The Courage to Be Real,” Coach’s initiative that, through its platforms, inspires people to express the many sides of who they are. The “Unlock Your Courage” campaign reshapes the brand’s talent lineup with the addition of new and exciting ambassadors – a global squad uniquely aligned with Coach’s core purpose, The Courage to Be Real. Each of these individuals, in their own way, embodies authenticity, a courageous spirit, talent, and style that make them stand out in their fields, serving as examples of how to confidently explore the different facets of their own identity. The Fall campaign reflects how today’s generation can sometimes feel constrained by their own expectations of perfection. From this initial vulnerability, the campaign’s stories flip the narrative, with each character unlocking their inner courage to break free from ideas of perfection and instead celebrate their unique self-expression. "My approach to the 'Unlock Your Courage' campaign was similar to my design process for the Fall collection," said Stuart Vevers, Creative Director. "We focused on the tension between something romantic and picturesque and something very real and spontaneous; a sense of being lived-in, but with an appealing aesthetic that epitomizes the spirit of New York. Elaine's dynamic photos with our house friends amplify this message of authenticity and the beauty that comes from embracing the imperfections of a well-lived life in well-loved fashion." In the campaign films directed by Camille Summers-Valli, Coach bags act as catalysts for the characters’ transformations, coming to life to help each individual access their inner confidence. Elle Fanning plays a young woman preparing for an audition, who receives a burst of confidence from the Brooklyn bag she carries. Charles Melton’s character is heading to a first date when his Hitch backpack helps him present himself authentically. In Nazha’s film, she plays a young woman on her way to a crowded party, and her Times Square Tabby bag gives her the confidence to arrive authentically. The new ambassadors join the veteran Coach family members in the campaign films, such as rapper Youngji Lee, who plays a young woman initially feeling insecure at a family gathering, before her Tabby bag helps her come out of her shell. These films are complemented by a series of photographs by British photographer Elaine Constantine, capturing relaxed moments of inner liberation and featuring the entire cast, including Storm Reid, who makes her debut with the brand in eyewear, and Jayson Tatum, in glasses and watches, alongside Kōki, with the new Times Square Tabby. Constantine worked closely with each individual to achieve a natural and uninhibited portrait style that evokes spontaneity and human emotion. “Self-expression is one of the fundamental pillars of Courage to Be Real, our purpose at Coach,” says Sandeep Seth, Global Chief Marketing Officer of Coach and Chief Growth Officer of Tapestry. “We’ve found time and again that the pursuit of perfection can prevent us from expressing ourselves authentically. ‘Unlock Your Courage’ aims to inspire our consumers to break free from this impossible standard and embrace the many facets of who they are.” Another star of the campaign is the iconic Tabby bag, which appears in new silhouettes and finishes with the launch of the Times Square Tabby. Alongside the new Brooklyn bag, this latest iteration of the Tabby is a highlight of Coach’s Fall 2024 collection, inspired by Creative Director Stuart Vevers’ vision of youthful interpretations of Coach’s American design language. The campaign also features tailored silhouettes and essential ready-to-wear pieces, including jeans, tops, and knits, as well as a variety of New York-inspired charms, such as yellow taxis, postcards, and the Statue of Liberty. “Unlock Your Courage” follows the “Find Your Courage” and “Wear Your Shine” campaigns, rooted in the concept of Expressive Luxury, Coach’s vision of a new kind of luxury focused on self-expression, as defined by today’s generation. FILM & PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS: Director: Camille Summers-Valli Photographer: Elaine Constantine Production Design: Mikael Varhelyi Stylist: Olivier Rizzo Stylist for Elle Fanning and Charles Melton: Samantha McMillen Choreographer: Sadie Wilking Hair: Marki Shkreli (Elle), Candice Birns (Charles), Hi (Youngji), Danny (Nazha), Nikki Nelms (Storm), Jules Unique (Jayson), Rie Shiraishi (Kōki) Makeup: Tyrone Machhausen (Elle), Candice Birns (Charles), Dain Kang (Youngji), Danny (Nazha), Keita (Storm), Sher Williams (Jayson), Rie Shiraishi (Kōki) Nails: Jin Soon (Elle), Mayumi Abuku (Charles), Arlene Hinckson (Storm), Hanh Phan (Jayson) Music: "All Night," by Parov Stelar Music Supervision: Ohlogy, Goran Obad Film Production: Love Song Creative Agency: APE_CC Creative Strategy: Mandai Loop Talent: House With A Pool

Photos: Guilherme Rossi Throat cancer is a type of cancer that can affect the pharynx, larynx, or throat. This condition can be caused by factors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, exposure to chemicals, and infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV). Fortunately, there are measures that can be taken to prevent throat cancer. Risk Factors Head and neck surgeon Dr. Debora Vianna believes that the best way to prevent throat cancer is to avoid risk factors like smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. "Smoking is one of the main risk factors for throat cancer, and quitting is the best thing you can do to reduce your chances of developing the disease. Excessive alcohol consumption also increases the risk, so it’s important to limit the amount of alcohol you consume," notes Dr. Debora Vianna. HPV as a Risk Factor Another crucial measure, according to the head and neck surgeon, is the importance of protecting against HPV to prevent throat cancer. "HPV is a sexually transmitted infection that can increase the risk of throat cancer. To protect yourself from HPV, it is important to practice safe sex and consider getting the HPV vaccine." Healthy and Balanced Diets Can Prevent Throat Cancer "Make sure to consume a variety of healthy foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Avoid processed and sugary foods, which can increase the risk of obesity, a risk factor for throat cancer." Regular Checkups and Preventive Exams are Essential "Regular doctor visits and preventive exams, such as throat screenings, are crucial for early detection of any abnormalities. The earlier throat cancer is detected, the greater the chances of successful treatment," concludes Dr. Debora Vianna, a specialist in head and neck surgery.   In general, when diagnosed in its early stages, throat cancer is treated through radiation therapy or surgery (removed via laser or robotic surgery). In the intermediate phase, the disease is treated with chemotherapy and radiation therapy or surgery. In advanced stages, the treatment consists of surgery followed by radiation therapy and chemotherapy. By Jairo Rodrigues / Journalist

‘BEAUTY’ COVER EDITION - SEPTEMBER 24 ISSUE Photos: Kariston Costa - @kaco.fotografo Design Director Hooks: Matheus Lopes - @mathlopes Dr. Karlla Sales, a prominent dentist, is rapidly becoming an internationally recognized authority in Orofacial Harmonization (HOF), positioning Brazil as a global leader in this transformative field. With nearly a decade of experience, Dr. Sales has been instrumental in developing advanced techniques that enhance facial aesthetics through precise and minimally invasive procedures. As a highly respected and innovative professional, Dr. Sales has refined methodologies that have made her expertise sought after worldwide. This month, she will be leading an advanced immersion course in London, where she will share her extensive knowledge and skills with the next generation of HOF specialists. Dr. Sales' work not only highlights the growing prominence of Brazil in Orofacial Harmonization but also underscores her commitment to advancing the field and educating future professionals in the art and science of aesthetic dentistry.

Photo: @gazellastudio Andrea Carolina Del Val, Miss Venezuela, arrived in Venice to attend the Film Festival. For her first appearance at the event, she chose a dress from the brand Vivienna Lorikeet that captured everyone’s attention. To complete the look, she opted for jewelry from Kiros Jewels, with a total value of over 36,000 dollars. Photo: @gazellastudio She celebrated her participation in the event and spoke about the importance of representing Latin America at the festival: "I am very happy to be part of the Venice Festival, representing Latin America, especially Venezuela. I've already met some friends and walked the red carpet alongside people I've always admired. It's like a movie playing in my head as I see myself achieving yet another dream," she said. Photo: @gazellastudio The 81st Venice International Film Festival has been taking place since August 28 and will run until September 7. Big stars such as Fernanda Torres, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Jenna Ortega, and other notable personalities have already made appearances at the event. Photo: @gazellastudio

Photos: Luiz Mendes (Vugulu) It is estimated that 50 million people worldwide suffer from dementia (a group of brain disorders that cause the loss of intellectual and social abilities), making discussions about Alzheimer's disease a public health issue. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Alzheimer's accounts for nearly 70% of dementia cases. In Brazil, the situation is particularly challenging, as the number of people living with dementia is expected to triple by 2050, according to a report by the organization. Neurosurgeon Dr. Cesar Cimonari, a specialist in the treatment of brain, pain, and spinal disorders, states that Alzheimer's is a complex condition affecting millions of people worldwide. "Understanding how it affects the brain can aid in the search for more effective treatments. In the brain of a person with Alzheimer's, there is an abnormal buildup of proteins called beta-amyloid plaques. These plaques accumulate between neurons, interfering with their communication and eventually leading to neuronal death." The neurosurgeon explains that another hallmark of Alzheimer's is the presence of neurofibrillary tangles, which are clusters of a protein called tau. "These tangles form inside neurons and disrupt their normal functioning, contributing to the loss of neural connections. As plaques and tangles accumulate, synapses—the connections between neurons—begin to deteriorate. This interferes with the brain's ability to transmit electrical signals and process information, resulting in symptoms like memory loss and difficulty in thinking." Cerebral Atrophy: Dr. Cesar notes that while Alzheimer's is a devastating disease, understanding how it affects the brain can help in the search for more effective treatments. "As the disease progresses, the brain of a person with Alzheimer's may begin to shrink or atrophy. This is caused by the progressive loss of brain cells and neural connections, affecting various regions of the brain responsible for memory, language, reasoning, and other cognitive functions." The doctor adds that as the disease progresses, the brain of a person with Alzheimer's may begin to shrink or atrophy. "This is caused by the progressive loss of brain cells and neural connections, affecting various regions of the brain responsible for memory, language, reasoning, and other cognitive functions." It is important to emphasize that while Alzheimer's may not have a cure, the earlier it is diagnosed, the better the treatment can be to slow the progression of the condition and alleviate symptoms, providing the patient with a better quality of life, which also brings relief to families and caregivers. By Jairo Rodrigues / Journalist

The dress worn by the model is by the designer Athea Couture Milano. Photos Disclosure Press At just 11 years old, Brazilian model Luciana Barros Ferreira captured the spotlight at the prestigious Venice Film Festival. Making her debut at the event, Luciana stunned everyone as she walked the red carpet in a maximalist pink dress adorned with floral appliqués, which highlighted her youthful beauty and natural charisma. Before her debut in Venice, Luciana had already gained international attention by winning an award at the WFFA 2024 in Dubai, an event often dubbed the "Fashion Oscars of the East." "It was an honor to receive such a significant award for fashion," the young model stated, showcasing her early talent and growing influence in the global fashion scene. Luciana, who has already walked the runway and posed for campaigns in different countries, displayed confidence and maturity as she shared her experience in Venice, where she was accompanied by her mother. "I felt like I was in a fairy tale. I still can't believe it, I felt like a real princess," Luciana shared, highlighting the importance of family support in her journey. With a rising career, Luciana Barros Ferreira is a young star in the fashion world, whose talent is already being recognized at the industry's most important events. The model is represented by Andrea Wacker Agency.

Image Disclosure Pinterest Fashion often reflects the spirit of a generation, and right now, two styles are dominating social media, each representing a distinct worldview: the Clean Girl and the Messy Girl. If you’re not familiar with these terms, get ready for a journey that goes beyond clothing and makeup, delving into the behavioral nuances of each aesthetic. Clean Girl: The Pursuit of Minimalist Perfection The Clean Girl represents the pinnacle of organization, self-care, and minimalism. Inspired by a lifestyle that values clarity, precision, and lightness, the Clean Girl aesthetic is about looking effortlessly impeccable. Think of glowing skin, subtle makeup, perfectly styled hair, and a wardrobe of neutral, classic pieces. Here, less is more: beauty lies in subtle details, harmony, and balance. This aesthetic isn't just about appearance; it also speaks to a mindset that seeks order amid the modern chaos. The Clean Girl is disciplined, goal-oriented, and projects an image of success and tranquility. It’s a style for those who value skincare routines, meticulous self-care, and an organized lifestyle. Messy Girl: The Rebellion of Organized Chaos On the other end of the spectrum, we find the Messy Girl, a movement that directly counters the perfection of the Clean Girl. Inspired by the 90s grunge movement, the Messy Girl celebrates chaos, imperfection, and authenticity. She rejects conventions, opting for a carefree, disheveled look that reflects a free and untamed personality. While the Clean Girl seeks perfection, the Messy Girl embraces chaos. She chooses comfort over conventional aesthetics, sporting messy hair, smudged makeup, and oversized clothing. Her nights are spent dancing without concern for the consequences, and the dark circles under her eyes the next day are worn with pride. For the Messy Girl, beauty lies in authenticity and the rejection of social norms. Reflections on Fashion and Identity But what do these styles really mean? Both the Clean Girl and the Messy Girl go beyond appearance; they are manifestations of how we see ourselves and how we want to be seen. Each of these aesthetics invites us to reflect on our own choices: are we seeking order or chaos? Perfection or authenticity? However, as these styles gain popularity on social media, the question arises: do they remain authentic or become just another trend to follow? Fashion, after all, should be an expression of who we are, not just a reproduction of a viral aesthetic. Whether Clean or Messy, the most important thing is that your style reflects your personality and authenticity. So, which of these styles resonates more with you? Whether you're a Clean Girl or a Messy Girl, what really matters is staying true to yourself. After all, in fashion and in life, authenticity is always the best accessory.

Photos: Blad Meneghel / Article by Giovanna Prates Today, in the city of São José do Rio Preto (SP/ Brazil), the photo exhibition “Feminine Expressions by Blad Meneghel” takes place. A highly esteemed photographer in the industry, known for his numerous works carried out with great professionalism, keen eye, dedication, and competence in photography, Bladinho, as he is affectionately known, began his career at a very young age and carries a prominent surname. Nephew and official photographer of the renowned TV host Xuxa Meneghel, he boasts an impressive resume with work alongside artists such as Ivete Sangalo, Angélica, Paloma Bernardi, Ticiane Pinheiro, and other celebrities. Stunning photographs promoting Record TV's soap operas bear his signature, and for those who follow him on social media, they are treated to flawless images in his Stories almost daily. The exhibition that opens today features 60 prominent women from São José do Rio Preto, highlighted in a showcase sponsored by Rio Preto Shopping, Aparato Interiores, Phytobeauty Dermocosmetics, BeFly Travel, and Gazeta de Rio Preto. The launch cocktail welcomes special guests, press, prestigious brands, and the presence of the esteemed photographer behind this remarkable exhibition. Feminine Expressions by Blad Meneghel Exhibition Opening: August 28 Exhibition Dates: August 28 to September 8 Location: square 3, Riopreto Shopping @bladmeneghel @gio.prates