News about Joanna Halpin

Seafolly has published photos of model Steph Claire Smith, who will be the company's new global star, months after it came under fire for the use of a non-binary influencer as a model. It's the first large-scale campaign for the brand since the backlash over Deni Todoroviovi's collaboration in March this year. Back to Paradise, the new government's newest bid, showed a beaming Steph Claire Smith, 29, who played her tone in a number of bikinis on Bondi Beach.

Following a series of troubling social media posts, non-binary influencer and activist Deni Todorovioviovi has been suspended by several major companies. The 35-year-old, who now claims by all pronouns after going by just they/them, is known for his headline-grabbing campaigns for the likes of Seafolly, which culminated in a customer boycott in March. However, his days as an edgy spokesman for fashion and beauty brands may have been counted alongside Bonds, youth charity Minus 18, and gin brand Tanqueray, all of whom have broken with, or distanced themselves from, Todorovi in recent weeks. His Mamamia podcast has also come to an end.

Deni Todoroviovi, a nonbinary activist, disengaged from their high-profile manager Pru Corrigan on the same day they begged advertisers to remove them after a shocking revelation that they use cocaine. The 35-year-old, who uses they/them pronouns, confessed to 'loving a line of cocaine' and asked retailers to remove them if they disagreed last Friday. Corrigan, the PR company that created One Day Dream, announced that she had parted ways with the influencer as a client just hours later.

Seafolly, a nonbinary activist who sparked a controversy for women's swimwear brand Seafolly, has spoken out once more. Deni Todorovioviovi, who sparked outrage after claiming that they were a 'ambassador' for Seafolly, appeared on The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show this week to address the fallout over their association with the iconic Aussie brand. Joanna Halpin, the 34-year-old, has confirmed that the female ambassador for Seafolly is not an ambassador, and that they were simply hired for a WorldPride event as a one-off.

Model Joanna Halpin, 31, is creating her magic in front of the cameras to advertise Seafolly's latest designs. Halpin, 31, posed in a black and mint green diamond wire bandeau bikini top with matching cheeky-cut bottoms, amid a tropical beachside setting. The bikini is from the Palm Paradise range in Seafolly. Halpin's most well-known swimwear brand's latest campaign, Summer Somewhere, was shot by a British-born, New York-based model.

Joanna Halpin is the new star of Seafolly's swimwear brand. Joanna Halpin, a British-born model, has been drawn unwittingly into the tumultuous mania surrounding non-binary influencer Deni Todoroviovi, who has posted on social media that they were Seafolly's 'ambassador and brand ambassador.' Seafolly released a statement on Friday stating that they are "supportive of all women" and that Halpin is the country's top ambassador, not non-binary transgender activist Deni.

Jesinta Franklin, a non-binary activist who has made news after claiming to be a 'ambassador' for Seafolly, is a big fan of Deni Todoroviovi'. The model argued that 'fashion is about plurality' and "being authentic," as well as the fact that "the more brands that promote that the better.' "I find what they do so inspiring, particularly as a parent, because it gives them exposure to a group of people who have been silenced and forced away for so long," Franklin said on The Herald Sun on Saturday.

Seafolly has revealed who their official female brand ambassador is, amid widespread outrage over allowing a non-binary protester to advertise their company. Joanna Halpin, a British-born, New York-based model, has been the official star of the celebrated swimwear brand's new campaign since early February. The stunning model's role was overshadowed this week when Deni Todorovi, a non-binary influencer who uses they/them pronouns, announced on social media that they were Seafolly's 'ambassador and brand ambassador.'