#MarComm

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Publicis West Africa, Empire Marcomm forge strategic alliance to transform marketing innovation - Nsemkeka

Publicis West Africa, Empire Marcomm forge strategic alliance to transform marketing innovation – Nsemkeka In a landmark initiative aimed at revolutionising the marketing communications sector in Ghana, Publicis West Africa has signed an affiliate agreement with Empire Marcomm, a leader in below-the-line (BTL) and experiential marketing in Ghana. This partnership heralds a new era for both…

[radlymona]

Actually fucking huge kudos to Cory Booker for breaking the US senate speech record. This is a great “storytelling moment” for the Dems and they need all the ammo they can get

[pynkhues]

have you seen the new talamasca website? already seeing people gloat over the leaked louis file bc it describes him as ‘empathetic’ (‘still has understanding of human emotion’). which. look, firstly, this is just a marketing material that’s obviously not created by people involved in the making either show. but secondly — why is the talamasca a reliable source now lol. they know even less than we do! why are people taking it more seriously than the actual text on screen, or interviews with jacob, rolin etc? i mean, i know why, i just think it’s funny. and the thing is, i think louis has a ton of empathy for his loved ones, but it’s a canon part of his character that he struggles with how much he dgaf about humans lol. the insistence on making louis this mother teresa figure who cares so much about people is not only boring but just inaccurate

I have seen it! Honestly though, of the two little things that came down through the pipeline as I slept, I’ve been spending more time with all the costume photos Carol posted of Santiago and the Theatres des Vampires, haha.

But yes, as you said, that sort of thing is all written by a marketing assistant or an intern, so should he taken with a grain of salt, but at the same time, I don’t have an issue with them describing him as empathetic in the context of still understanding human emotions. I think he is, and he does, and he’s not as far removed from his humanity as some of the other vampires we’ve met and are about to meet.

He still understands his most important vampiric relationships as human dynamics - Claudia is his daughter, his relationships with Lestat (and I know there’s disagreement on this, but I personally think Louis does consider it this way) and Armand are marriages, Jacob’s already described Daniel as becoming a little brother to Louis - and it’s pointedly uncomfortable and confusing for Louis when these vampiric dynamics don’t match human ones, most notably with his dark spell after turning Madeleine.

I think he also has a deep understanding of human emotions still through his grief and his connection to art which is both personal and deeply feeling, and I think he also has a deep personal understanding of human emotions in no small part to weaponise them, haha. He certainly does against Daniel, Grace, Lestat and Armand.

I think that’s all a part of him, so the phrase itself doesn’t bother me, but if people are trying to associate with like, the TikTok toxic positivity trend of being an empath, that is pretty funny.

[xtruss]

Leprosy In The Americas Predates European Contact, New Study Finds

Adapted From a News Release Courtesy of The Institut Pasteur

— 29 May, 2025 | By CSU MarComm Staff

Preparation of a DNA Library in the Avanzi Lab

Leprosy has been present in the Americas for more than 1,000 years, long before the arrival of European settlers, according to a groundbreaking new finding published this week in the journal Science.

The major international study was co-led by scientists at Colorado State University and the Institut Pasteur in France, in collaboration with Indigenous communities and more than 40 scientists from institutions across the Americas and Europe. The study reframes the history of leprosy in the Americas and has implications for better understanding how infectious diseases spread, persist and evolve in human and animal populations over time.

“This study is a powerful example of how ancient and modern DNA can rewrite medical history and deepen our understanding of contemporary infectious diseases,” said Charlotte Avanzi, co-lead author and assistant professor at CSU, who led the analysis of modern clinical samples for the study. “We’re only just beginning to uncover the diversity and global movements of this recently discovered pathogen.”

Leprosy is a disease that affects thousands of people worldwide, with M. leprae being the most common species of leprosy-causing bacteria. Scientists have long thought that the disease was introduced to the Americas by European colonizers. This new study, however, shows that a lesser-known species of leprosy-causing bacteria, Mycobacterium lepromatosis, infected humans in the Americas centuries before European contact.

“This discovery changes how we understand the history of leprosy in the Americas,” said co-lead author Maria Lopopolo from Institut Pasteur. “It tells us that a form of the disease had been endemic among Indigenous populations long before European ships arrived.”

Extensive Screening

For this study, the team conducted the most extensive screening done for this pathogen, analyzing DNA from nearly 800 samples, including ancient skeletal remains from different regions and clinical samples from five countries: Mexico, the U.S., Brazil, Paraguay and French Guiana. The most positive cases were identified in Mexico and the U.S., which, according to the authors, likely reflects a combination of a higher prevalence of the pathogen in those regions as well as more intensive sampling in those countries.

Working in collaboration with Indigenous communities, the team recovered M. lepromatosis DNA from ancient human remains in Canada and Argentina that dated back over 1,000 years. Using a DNA sequencing method known as long-read sequencing, the team also generated the first high-quality, complete genome for the bacterium from a modern sample, a leprosy patient from Costa Rica — an essential step for mapping evolution and spread.

Despite being separated by over 10,000 kilometers, the infections from the Canadian and Argentinian remains fell within a relatively narrow time frame, and the corresponding strains were similar, suggesting the bacterium had spread widely across the continent in a few centuries. Whether this rapid dispersal was human-mediated, such as through networks of trade and contact, or animal-driven, remains an open question, the authors said.

“Our findings significantly alter the historical narrative of leprosy in the Americas,” said Nicolás Rascovan, a senior author from the Institut Pasteur. “This discovery not only reshapes our understanding of the pathogen’s origins but also raises the possibility that this pathogen may have been introduced in various geographic regions and highlights the complex interplay between human populations and pathogens over time.”

Altering The Historical Narrative

The road to this discovery began in 2008 when M. Lepromatosis was first identified in a Patient in Mexico — an unexpected revelation at the time.

“It was hard for many in the field to accept that a second agent of leprosy had been hiding in plain sight,” said John Spencer, an associate professor at CSU who contributed to the original discovery of M. lepromatosis. “The idea that such a significant pathogen could go undetected for so long was deeply surprising.”

In 2015, the genome of M. lepromatosis was sequenced, which enabled scientists to develop molecular tools to detect the bacterium in human tissue. Despite this progress, confirmed data on the geographic distribution of M. lepromatosis remained sparse.

“Genome sequencing enabled the development of specific markers to detect Mycobacterium lepromatosis. Since then, numerous cases have been identified in Mexico, raising strong suspicion that North America may be the pathogen’s place of origin,” said co-author Lucio Vera-Cabrera, microbiologist and researcher at the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, Mexico. “However, until now, its true origin remained unclear.”

One of the study’s earlier breakthroughs came in 2016, when M. lepromatosis was unexpectedly found in red squirrels in the British Isles — the first confirmed animal reservoir of the pathogen, also reported in Science.

“At that time, we were puzzled,” Avanzi said. “We had detected the pathogen mostly in the Americas, and it was unclear how red squirrels in Europe had become infected.”

The new research builds on that finding and found five genetically distinct lineages of M. lepromatosis, including one lineage formed by the red squirrel strains. Analyses suggest that the strain infecting squirrels likely originated from a strain introduced from the Americas between 4,000 and 100 years ago.

— College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Improving the health of animals, people and the planet has been central to CSU’s land-grant mission since its founding, and that vision remains at the heart of the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences today. The College offers bachelor’s degrees in biomedical sciences and neuroscience and has a robust graduate student program, which includes the renowned Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. CVMBS faculty explore a variety of pivotal issues in infectious disease, orthopedics, neuroscience, cancer biology, animal reproduction and translational medicine.

[communistkenobi]

hi Nick! wanted to let you know that my queer affinity group at work is drafting an "inclusive language guide" for marcomm, and I recognized "sex is biological gender is social" framing that I believe would just lead to more misgendering. I challenged it pretty successfully and I'm helping to write it to be more productive. both my recognizing it and articulating myself well enough that people understood were because of posts you've written, so I wanted to thank you!

that’s so beautiful omg thank you 😭 and thank u x2 for putting that work in. it’s so incredibly frustrating and exhausting making those arguments to people, everyone treats you like you’re an insane sjw (even other queer people sometimes, very frustratingly!) & dealing with that kind of constant response as a trans person takes a toll on you. all to say, I know what the stakes of those conversations are and I’m really glad & grateful to hear you were able to makes those arguments and be heard. & also I will share this compliment with a dear friend of mine because i do a lot of co-thinking with her on this subject and i myself would not be able to articulate my positions re trans theory without us working through them together. anyway acceptance speech over thank u again!!

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"Marco'nun en uzaklardan bile parlayan zümrüt yeşil gözleri."

Marcomm💚🍊

[curiouskritter]

I am reviving this blog to fulfill an assignment in a graduate course I am taking toward a marketing management degree (MGMT S-6655). In our course, we are discussing the power and place of blogging in the digital world of marcomms. Tumblr, WordPress, and Medium are held as some of the most popular social platforms specific to blogging.

I first created this blog nearly 10 years ago after taking a photojournalism course in my undergraduate degree. I appreciate that my education has inspired me to continue to share my work in a creative space. Shortly after publishing this blog, I studied abroad in Galway, Ireland. This opportunity allowed me to capture many beautiful places in Ireland and other European cities during my travels.

Tumblr feels like an especially perfect outlet for sharing the photos I most like to take, which span styles/genres and can be quite random - landmarks, street life, nature. Since I last posted on this blog in 2017, I have worked in photojournalism and have also delved into portrait photography as a side job, including weddings and family photos. I now work in communications and incorporate some photography into my job, though my role mainly focuses on writing and web management. In my free time I hope to sharpen my skills in travel/street life photos, as this is the area I enjoy most.

Here I share some photos on a recent trip to London in June 2024. It is fun to compare how my photography style has evolved and/or stayed consistent in terms of the subjects I like to capture.

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Campaign Let’s Create Goodness – Provoke! Magazine x Exsport

"Let’s Create Goodness" is a collaborative campaign between Provoke! Magazine and the lifestyle brand Exsport. The first edition of the campaign focused on highlighting creative journey female artists from various creative fields such as graphic design, collage art, and visual storytelling.

The campaign aimed to inspire young readers to spread kindness through creativity, especially arts. The content was published monthly in both printed magazine and digital formats, including articles, website features, and YouTube videos.

Objective:

To showcase female artists and their stories as a source of inspiration.

To encourage a culture of kindness and creativity among the youth.

To build brand affinity through authentic and meaningful collaborations.

My Role:

Wrote articles for the magazine and website.

Created shooting guides for the video team to ensure narrative consistency.

Contributed as part of the creative team in concept development and content planning.

Collaboration:

Internal: Worked closely with the videographer, video editor, and marketing communication (Marcomm) team.

External: Collaborated directly with the artists from diverse creative backgrounds to bring their stories to life.

Campaign Output:

Monthly articles published in both print and online.

Artist spotlight videos released on YouTube.

Consistent visual and editorial storytelling across platforms.

Key Takeaways:

This project strengthened my ability to develop cross-platform content, work in creative collaboration with artists, and contribute to a purpose-driven campaign that blends storytelling, art, and social values.

Watch more videos Let's Create Goodness

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777 Paris Fashion Week Continues With Stella McCartney, Balmain, Tom Ford, & More! Paris Fashion Week‘s Fall 2025 season has picked up the pace since Wednesday, with a whirlwind of shows and viral moments. Stella McCartney’s office-inspired collection was held with guests—including Cameron Diaz, Brigitte Macron, and Kate Moss—in swivel chairs, complete with a live pole-dancing performance. Haider Ackermann’s long-awaited debut collection at Tom Ford made a splash on social media with his sleek lineup of leather and suiting, with longtime brand supporters like Jon Kortajarena, Thom Browne, and Mr. Ford himself in attendance. The collection received raves across the board. The night closed with Balmain’s splashy Fall 2025 show, inspired by creative director Olivier Rousteing’s growing confidence—and an equally major crowd including Doja Cat and Kim Cattrall in the front row. Thursday morning kicked off with Chemena Kamali’s latest for Chloé, featuring romantic flowing dresses and plenty of plush faux-fur coats. The festivities continued with Rabanne, where Julien Dossena’s newest shimmering chainmail dresses, wool overcoats, and frosty fur designs made an impact—as did Chappell Roan, who went instantly viral in the brand’s FROW! i-D Relaunches With An Unknown Face For Its Spring 2025 Issue I-D is back! Relaunched under Karlie Kloss‘ Bedford Media, the publication’s debuted its new “The Unknown Issue,” which also marks the debut of 18-year-old Enza Khoury. The Ohio-born high school student and aspiring actress, discovered through an open casting call, fronts the mag’s first cover—and she’ll be joined by two more cover stars (to be revealed soon—though we know they were respectively discovered and featured on I-D covers in 1986 and 2012!). The new issue also marks the first for I-D‘s new masthead, which includes EIC Thom Bettridge, chief commercial officer Michiel Steur, global editorial director Steff York, managing director, editorial Valeria Della Valle, and deputy editor Alex Kessler. Enza Khoury (Courtesy of i-D) The PR Net’s 2025 Next Gen Awards Honor PR’s Top Movers & Shakers The PR Net‘s annual Next Generation Awards honored public relations’ brightest leaders and innovative agencies this week. The night’s top honor, Next Gen “Agency of the Year,” was awarded to Rachel Harrison Communications. The well-deserved winners’ list also included (Daily favorite) Carfrae Consulting (Luxury), 28 ROW (Innovative), Allumeuse (European), Beyond 8 (Experiential), Chapter (Architecture), Curaconn (UK), Foundation (Beauty), Foxglove Communications (Culinary), GO PR (Hospitality), Gray Wolf (Partnership Marketing), Kensington Grey (Canadian), LION VIP Relations (Celebrity & VIP), Maverick Creative (USA Travel), OGAKI (Digital), Paul Street (Affiliate Marketing), Perowne International (International Travel), PLATFORM (Fashion), PRZM (Gen Z), Redgert Comms (International), Scenario Communications (Entertainment), SolComms (New), The Last Agency (Design), The Tag Experience (Lifestyle), Trend (Influencer Marketing), Untitled Secret // Untitled Social (Talent Management) and W Communications (Consumer). The group was chosen by an expert judging panel, including Natasha Vuppuluri, Christine Pierson, Sal Della Monica, Celia Jones, Brad Zeifman, Olita Mills, Suzzette Martinez-Malavet, and Tomi Talabi. Held at Le Jardinier, the chic affair featured a range of drinks and cocktails from Cala Bennati Pinot Grigio, Wölffer Estate, Ketel One Vodka, and Casamigos Blanco Tequila. Attendees danced the night away to beats by FLASH GEA, keeping spirits high. “We love to celebrate emerging talent in the marcomms field,” said Lisa Kay Smith, founder of The PR Net, in a statement. “There’s so much disruption and innovation happening, with younger agencies ushering in new ways of operating – both in client servicing and in their internal and external social impact. It’s exciting to see who makes the list each year and to keep our eyes on the future of the industry.” All images: BFA/Danté Crichlow The Hollywood Reporter Names Its 2025 Power Stylists! This just in: The Hollywood Reporter’s annual “Power Stylists” issue has arrived! This year, the magazine’s honored 25 top stylists making the greatest statements on and off Hollywood’s red carpets. This year’s pack leading the charge—who each received their own dynamic, dashing, and glam THR covers alongside their muses—included Warren Alfie Baker (with Glen Powell), Jason Bolden (with Cynthia Erivo), Petra Flannery (with Zoe Saldaña), Michael Fisher (with Sebastian Stan), Chris Horan (with Charli XCX), Karla Welch (with Anna Sawai), and Marc Forné (with Troye Sivan). Additional names leading this year’s list include Molly Dickson, Mimi Cuttrell, Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, Danielle Goldberg, Brad Goreski, Harry Lambert, Samantha McMillen, Taylor McNeill, Enrique Melendez, Jamie Mizrahi, Andrew Mukamal, Law Roach, Elizabeth Stewart, Spencer Singer, Shiona Turini, Ilaria Urbinati, Erin Walsh, Kate Young, and Jared Ellner. Congratulations to all! All images: Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter V Magazine Honors A Season Of Love With Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Amelia Gray, & More! True love never ends! V magazine‘s embracing a season of romance with its Spring 2025 issue, featuring an all-star slate of models. Across the title’s newest cover, Inez and Vinoodh shot dynamic black-and-white covers of Amelia Gray, Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Lara Stone, Eva Herzigova, Frankie Rayder, Camille Opp, Sydney Waits, Vivienne Rohner, and Ella McCutcheon. Each star is draped in gleaming jewels from Tiffany & Co., plus plenty of fantastical fashion inside the new issue’s pages! You can pick up your own copies on newsstands starting on March 8—or pre-order your own copies now on Shop.VMagazine.com. All images: Inez & Vinoodh Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on all the latest fashion news and juicy industry gossip. // Allow detecting when fb api is loaded. function Deferred() var self = this; this.promise = new Promise( function( resolve, reject ) self.reject = reject; self.resolve = resolve; ); window.fbLoaded = new Deferred(); window.fbAsyncInit = function() FB.init( appId : '374762726405868', autoLogAppEvents : true, xfbml : true, version : 'v3.0' ); window.fbLoaded.resolve(); ; (function(d, s, id) var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = " fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); (document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Source link

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Publicis West Africa And Empire Marcomm Forge Strategic Alliance To Transform Marketing Innovation In Ghana - Nsemkeka.com

Publicis West Africa And Empire Marcomm Forge Strategic Alliance To Transform Marketing Innovation In Ghana – Nsemkeka.com In a landmark initiative aimed at revolutionising the marketing communications sector in Ghana, Publicis West Africa is pleased to announce it has signed an affiliate agreement with Empire Marcomm, a leader in below-the-line (BTL) and experiential marketing in Ghana. This…

[radlymona]

Everyone in marcomms linking up to get the campaign over the line

[pynkhues]

I don't know for sure how all this works and maybe the acclaim doesn't matter, but I feel like it's probably a good thing for IWTV's future that it's getting this level of acclaim and appearing on all these year-end lists? Plus the show and Sam getting the CC nominations. It seems like that would be something AMC would want, a really critically acclaimed show that gets this kind of attention. And it's interesting that it seems like the show's popularity and the level of attention it gets from critics and such have both gone up a lot this year, so hopefully that will continue next year.

Yeah, I think it's a positive thing, anon! I talked about it more in this post, but these sorts of things can actually carry a bit of weight internally - they're good things for AMC to be able to report on to stakeholders and advertisers, being basically qualitative feedback if not quantitative, and it potentially empowers Rolin creatively and opens up doors for everyone involved. It's not going to change the tide of anything, but it's definitely encouraging and I think helps AMC feel justified in their stated commitment to the series.

I agree that it's grown in critical attention too this year. I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that so many good shows ended last year - Succession, Barry, Reservation Dogs and The Great, to name just a few - and they just....haven't really been replaced by anything? It's definitely meant that a few shows have actually had the space to really been seen in a way they weren't with those bigger shows crowding the field. IWTV is definitely one of them, I think, and from what I can tell, Slow Horses is another (although I haven't seen it - it's on my list for the summer Christmas break!). It's really great to actually see shows given the time and space to grow again, in that sense, and yeah, I hope that continues into next year too :-)

[norajworld]

777 Paris Fashion Week Continues With Stella McCartney, Balmain, Tom Ford, & More! Paris Fashion Week‘s Fall 2025 season has picked up the pace since Wednesday, with a whirlwind of shows and viral moments. Stella McCartney’s office-inspired collection was held with guests—including Cameron Diaz, Brigitte Macron, and Kate Moss—in swivel chairs, complete with a live pole-dancing performance. Haider Ackermann’s long-awaited debut collection at Tom Ford made a splash on social media with his sleek lineup of leather and suiting, with longtime brand supporters like Jon Kortajarena, Thom Browne, and Mr. Ford himself in attendance. The collection received raves across the board. The night closed with Balmain’s splashy Fall 2025 show, inspired by creative director Olivier Rousteing’s growing confidence—and an equally major crowd including Doja Cat and Kim Cattrall in the front row. Thursday morning kicked off with Chemena Kamali’s latest for Chloé, featuring romantic flowing dresses and plenty of plush faux-fur coats. The festivities continued with Rabanne, where Julien Dossena’s newest shimmering chainmail dresses, wool overcoats, and frosty fur designs made an impact—as did Chappell Roan, who went instantly viral in the brand’s FROW! i-D Relaunches With An Unknown Face For Its Spring 2025 Issue I-D is back! Relaunched under Karlie Kloss‘ Bedford Media, the publication’s debuted its new “The Unknown Issue,” which also marks the debut of 18-year-old Enza Khoury. The Ohio-born high school student and aspiring actress, discovered through an open casting call, fronts the mag’s first cover—and she’ll be joined by two more cover stars (to be revealed soon—though we know they were respectively discovered and featured on I-D covers in 1986 and 2012!). The new issue also marks the first for I-D‘s new masthead, which includes EIC Thom Bettridge, chief commercial officer Michiel Steur, global editorial director Steff York, managing director, editorial Valeria Della Valle, and deputy editor Alex Kessler. Enza Khoury (Courtesy of i-D) The PR Net’s 2025 Next Gen Awards Honor PR’s Top Movers & Shakers The PR Net‘s annual Next Generation Awards honored public relations’ brightest leaders and innovative agencies this week. The night’s top honor, Next Gen “Agency of the Year,” was awarded to Rachel Harrison Communications. The well-deserved winners’ list also included (Daily favorite) Carfrae Consulting (Luxury), 28 ROW (Innovative), Allumeuse (European), Beyond 8 (Experiential), Chapter (Architecture), Curaconn (UK), Foundation (Beauty), Foxglove Communications (Culinary), GO PR (Hospitality), Gray Wolf (Partnership Marketing), Kensington Grey (Canadian), LION VIP Relations (Celebrity & VIP), Maverick Creative (USA Travel), OGAKI (Digital), Paul Street (Affiliate Marketing), Perowne International (International Travel), PLATFORM (Fashion), PRZM (Gen Z), Redgert Comms (International), Scenario Communications (Entertainment), SolComms (New), The Last Agency (Design), The Tag Experience (Lifestyle), Trend (Influencer Marketing), Untitled Secret // Untitled Social (Talent Management) and W Communications (Consumer). The group was chosen by an expert judging panel, including Natasha Vuppuluri, Christine Pierson, Sal Della Monica, Celia Jones, Brad Zeifman, Olita Mills, Suzzette Martinez-Malavet, and Tomi Talabi. Held at Le Jardinier, the chic affair featured a range of drinks and cocktails from Cala Bennati Pinot Grigio, Wölffer Estate, Ketel One Vodka, and Casamigos Blanco Tequila. Attendees danced the night away to beats by FLASH GEA, keeping spirits high. “We love to celebrate emerging talent in the marcomms field,” said Lisa Kay Smith, founder of The PR Net, in a statement. “There’s so much disruption and innovation happening, with younger agencies ushering in new ways of operating – both in client servicing and in their internal and external social impact. It’s exciting to see who makes the list each year and to keep our eyes on the future of the industry.” All images: BFA/Danté Crichlow The Hollywood Reporter Names Its 2025 Power Stylists! This just in: The Hollywood Reporter’s annual “Power Stylists” issue has arrived! This year, the magazine’s honored 25 top stylists making the greatest statements on and off Hollywood’s red carpets. This year’s pack leading the charge—who each received their own dynamic, dashing, and glam THR covers alongside their muses—included Warren Alfie Baker (with Glen Powell), Jason Bolden (with Cynthia Erivo), Petra Flannery (with Zoe Saldaña), Michael Fisher (with Sebastian Stan), Chris Horan (with Charli XCX), Karla Welch (with Anna Sawai), and Marc Forné (with Troye Sivan). Additional names leading this year’s list include Molly Dickson, Mimi Cuttrell, Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, Danielle Goldberg, Brad Goreski, Harry Lambert, Samantha McMillen, Taylor McNeill, Enrique Melendez, Jamie Mizrahi, Andrew Mukamal, Law Roach, Elizabeth Stewart, Spencer Singer, Shiona Turini, Ilaria Urbinati, Erin Walsh, Kate Young, and Jared Ellner. Congratulations to all! All images: Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter V Magazine Honors A Season Of Love With Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Amelia Gray, & More! True love never ends! V magazine‘s embracing a season of romance with its Spring 2025 issue, featuring an all-star slate of models. Across the title’s newest cover, Inez and Vinoodh shot dynamic black-and-white covers of Amelia Gray, Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Lara Stone, Eva Herzigova, Frankie Rayder, Camille Opp, Sydney Waits, Vivienne Rohner, and Ella McCutcheon. Each star is draped in gleaming jewels from Tiffany & Co., plus plenty of fantastical fashion inside the new issue’s pages! You can pick up your own copies on newsstands starting on March 8—or pre-order your own copies now on Shop.VMagazine.com. 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777 Paris Fashion Week Continues With Stella McCartney, Balmain, Tom Ford, & More! Paris Fashion Week‘s Fall 2025 season has picked up the pace since Wednesday, with a whirlwind of shows and viral moments. Stella McCartney’s office-inspired collection was held with guests—including Cameron Diaz, Brigitte Macron, and Kate Moss—in swivel chairs, complete with a live pole-dancing performance. Haider Ackermann’s long-awaited debut collection at Tom Ford made a splash on social media with his sleek lineup of leather and suiting, with longtime brand supporters like Jon Kortajarena, Thom Browne, and Mr. Ford himself in attendance. The collection received raves across the board. The night closed with Balmain’s splashy Fall 2025 show, inspired by creative director Olivier Rousteing’s growing confidence—and an equally major crowd including Doja Cat and Kim Cattrall in the front row. Thursday morning kicked off with Chemena Kamali’s latest for Chloé, featuring romantic flowing dresses and plenty of plush faux-fur coats. The festivities continued with Rabanne, where Julien Dossena’s newest shimmering chainmail dresses, wool overcoats, and frosty fur designs made an impact—as did Chappell Roan, who went instantly viral in the brand’s FROW! i-D Relaunches With An Unknown Face For Its Spring 2025 Issue I-D is back! Relaunched under Karlie Kloss‘ Bedford Media, the publication’s debuted its new “The Unknown Issue,” which also marks the debut of 18-year-old Enza Khoury. The Ohio-born high school student and aspiring actress, discovered through an open casting call, fronts the mag’s first cover—and she’ll be joined by two more cover stars (to be revealed soon—though we know they were respectively discovered and featured on I-D covers in 1986 and 2012!). The new issue also marks the first for I-D‘s new masthead, which includes EIC Thom Bettridge, chief commercial officer Michiel Steur, global editorial director Steff York, managing director, editorial Valeria Della Valle, and deputy editor Alex Kessler. Enza Khoury (Courtesy of i-D) The PR Net’s 2025 Next Gen Awards Honor PR’s Top Movers & Shakers The PR Net‘s annual Next Generation Awards honored public relations’ brightest leaders and innovative agencies this week. The night’s top honor, Next Gen “Agency of the Year,” was awarded to Rachel Harrison Communications. The well-deserved winners’ list also included (Daily favorite) Carfrae Consulting (Luxury), 28 ROW (Innovative), Allumeuse (European), Beyond 8 (Experiential), Chapter (Architecture), Curaconn (UK), Foundation (Beauty), Foxglove Communications (Culinary), GO PR (Hospitality), Gray Wolf (Partnership Marketing), Kensington Grey (Canadian), LION VIP Relations (Celebrity & VIP), Maverick Creative (USA Travel), OGAKI (Digital), Paul Street (Affiliate Marketing), Perowne International (International Travel), PLATFORM (Fashion), PRZM (Gen Z), Redgert Comms (International), Scenario Communications (Entertainment), SolComms (New), The Last Agency (Design), The Tag Experience (Lifestyle), Trend (Influencer Marketing), Untitled Secret // Untitled Social (Talent Management) and W Communications (Consumer). The group was chosen by an expert judging panel, including Natasha Vuppuluri, Christine Pierson, Sal Della Monica, Celia Jones, Brad Zeifman, Olita Mills, Suzzette Martinez-Malavet, and Tomi Talabi. Held at Le Jardinier, the chic affair featured a range of drinks and cocktails from Cala Bennati Pinot Grigio, Wölffer Estate, Ketel One Vodka, and Casamigos Blanco Tequila. Attendees danced the night away to beats by FLASH GEA, keeping spirits high. “We love to celebrate emerging talent in the marcomms field,” said Lisa Kay Smith, founder of The PR Net, in a statement. “There’s so much disruption and innovation happening, with younger agencies ushering in new ways of operating – both in client servicing and in their internal and external social impact. It’s exciting to see who makes the list each year and to keep our eyes on the future of the industry.” All images: BFA/Danté Crichlow The Hollywood Reporter Names Its 2025 Power Stylists! This just in: The Hollywood Reporter’s annual “Power Stylists” issue has arrived! This year, the magazine’s honored 25 top stylists making the greatest statements on and off Hollywood’s red carpets. This year’s pack leading the charge—who each received their own dynamic, dashing, and glam THR covers alongside their muses—included Warren Alfie Baker (with Glen Powell), Jason Bolden (with Cynthia Erivo), Petra Flannery (with Zoe Saldaña), Michael Fisher (with Sebastian Stan), Chris Horan (with Charli XCX), Karla Welch (with Anna Sawai), and Marc Forné (with Troye Sivan). Additional names leading this year’s list include Molly Dickson, Mimi Cuttrell, Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, Danielle Goldberg, Brad Goreski, Harry Lambert, Samantha McMillen, Taylor McNeill, Enrique Melendez, Jamie Mizrahi, Andrew Mukamal, Law Roach, Elizabeth Stewart, Spencer Singer, Shiona Turini, Ilaria Urbinati, Erin Walsh, Kate Young, and Jared Ellner. Congratulations to all! All images: Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter V Magazine Honors A Season Of Love With Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Amelia Gray, & More! True love never ends! V magazine‘s embracing a season of romance with its Spring 2025 issue, featuring an all-star slate of models. Across the title’s newest cover, Inez and Vinoodh shot dynamic black-and-white covers of Amelia Gray, Alex Consani, Imaan Hammam, Lara Stone, Eva Herzigova, Frankie Rayder, Camille Opp, Sydney Waits, Vivienne Rohner, and Ella McCutcheon. Each star is draped in gleaming jewels from Tiffany & Co., plus plenty of fantastical fashion inside the new issue’s pages! You can pick up your own copies on newsstands starting on March 8—or pre-order your own copies now on Shop.VMagazine.com. 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