With captivating curves and a porcelain face framed by a halo of red hair, Tess McMillan has conquered the catwalk. Making her debut on Instagram, she looks like she has stepped out of a Botticelli canvas. Dubbed the Renaissance beauty of the fashion industry, Tess is a role model for body inclusivity, reminding everyone that curves and shapes are gorgeous. The model advocates self-confidence and always listening to one’s body.
Ana Elisa De Brito is a 19-year-old Brazilian model. Born in Salvador de Bahia, she is proud of her roots and seeks to inspire other young people to believe they have value. She has had to deal with the lack of representation in media and fashion circles. She asserts that today, women who had no role models can become sources of inspiration for future generations, which is the main objective of her career.
The first albino model to grace the cover of Vogue magazine, Thonda Hopa radiates the power of difference. Her background is extraordinary: she is a lawyer by training and a model by vocation. Her voice has echoed as far as the United Nations, where she takes part in discussions on the subject of Albinism, and the World Economic Forum, where she is the cultural leader. The BBC listed her as one of the 100 most influential women. Divinely exceptional.
Indomitable and magnetic, Lola Rodriguez doesn't let anyone tell her how to be a woman. The 24-year-old transgender actress, acclaimed for her performance in Veneno, is also an ardent defender of LGBTQIA+ rights. She has found her way: to be herself, fully and freely.
Originally from Nigeria, Janet Jumbo made history when, at the age of 18, she became the first Nigerian model to walk the catwalk for a luxury brand at an international Fashion Week. A rising star, she has become a Black Beauty icon and a role model for the entire African continent.
A dazzling, committed, multi-faceted, multi-talented woman: Yara Shahidi is the face of the House of Gaultier’s new perfume for Women. She dares, defends and demands. Yara reflects the House’s values and represents all those women who, by just being themselves, are perfect.
With captivating curves and a porcelain face framed by a halo of red hair, Tess McMillan has conquered the catwalk. Making her debut on Instagram, she looks like she has stepped out of a Botticelli canvas. Dubbed the Renaissance beauty of the fashion industry, Tess is a role model for body inclusivity, reminding everyone that curves and shapes are gorgeous. The model advocates self-confidence and always listening to one’s body.
Ana Elisa De Brito is a 19-year-old Brazilian model. Born in Salvador de Bahia, she is proud of her roots and seeks to inspire other young people to believe they have value. She has had to deal with the lack of representation in media and fashion circles. She asserts that today, women who had no role models can become sources of inspiration for future generations, which is the main objective of her career.
The first albino model to grace the cover of Vogue magazine, Thonda Hopa radiates the power of difference. Her background is extraordinary: she is a lawyer by training and a model by vocation. Her voice has echoed as far as the United Nations, where she takes part in discussions on the subject of Albinism, and the World Economic Forum, where she is the cultural leader. The BBC listed her as one of the 100 most influential women. Divinely exceptional.
Indomitable and magnetic, Lola Rodriguez doesn't let anyone tell her how to be a woman. The 24-year-old transgender actress, acclaimed for her performance in Veneno, is also an ardent defender of LGBTQIA+ rights. She has found her way: to be herself, fully and freely.
Originally from Nigeria, Janet Jumbo made history when, at the age of 18, she became the first Nigerian model to walk the catwalk for a luxury brand at an international Fashion Week. A rising star, she has become a Black Beauty icon and a role model for the entire African continent.
A dazzling, committed, multi-faceted, multi-talented woman: Yara Shahidi is the face of the House of Gaultier’s new perfume for Women. She dares, defends and demands. Yara reflects the House’s values and represents all those women who, by just being themselves, are perfect.
With captivating curves and a porcelain face framed by a halo of red hair, Tess McMillan has conquered the catwalk. Making her debut on Instagram, she looks like she has stepped out of a Botticelli canvas. Dubbed the Renaissance beauty of the fashion industry, Tess is a role model for body inclusivity, reminding everyone that curves and shapes are gorgeous. The model advocates self-confidence and always listening to one’s body.
Ana Elisa De Brito is a 19-year-old Brazilian model. Born in Salvador de Bahia, she is proud of her roots and seeks to inspire other young people to believe they have value. She has had to deal with the lack of representation in media and fashion circles. She asserts that today, women who had no role models can become sources of inspiration for future generations, which is the main objective of her career.
The first albino model to grace the cover of Vogue magazine, Thonda Hopa radiates the power of difference. Her background is extraordinary: she is a lawyer by training and a model by vocation. Her voice has echoed as far as the United Nations, where she takes part in discussions on the subject of Albinism, and the World Economic Forum, where she is the cultural leader. The BBC listed her as one of the 100 most influential women. Divinely exceptional.
Indomitable and magnetic, Lola Rodriguez doesn't let anyone tell her how to be a woman. The 24-year-old transgender actress, acclaimed for her performance in Veneno, is also an ardent defender of LGBTQIA+ rights. She has found her way: to be herself, fully and freely.
Originally from Nigeria, Janet Jumbo made history when, at the age of 18, she became the first Nigerian model to walk the catwalk for a luxury brand at an international Fashion Week. A rising star, she has become a Black Beauty icon and a role model for the entire African continent.
A dazzling, committed, multi-faceted, multi-talented woman: Yara Shahidi is the face of the House of Gaultier’s new perfume for Women. She dares, defends and demands. Yara reflects the House’s values and represents all those women who, by just being themselves, are perfect.
