News about Mario Testino

When the Duchess of Sussex claimed that she spends her time Googling small and up-and-coming designers to put them in the global spotlight and boost sales, she raised eyebrows amongst royal watchers. While she undoubtedly can be credited with putting the British brand Strathberry on the map, she often chose to wear high-end - and expensive - designer labels such as Givenchy, Dior and Oscar de la Renta on official engagements. And, certainly, she is not the only member of the Royal Family to propel British brands to success: many labels attribute their sales boosts to the royal seal of approval.

It was a tragedy that made national ­newspaper headlines. At 3pm on April 17, in the year 1900, a 19-year-old holidaymaker was swept from the rocks off the coast of Filey, a North Yorkshire seaside town popular for its sandy beaches and ­rugged cliffs. Despite the frantic efforts of friends, the teenager, Margaret Middleton, drowned in the roiling sea and her body was never found. What did wash up on the shore a few days later was her ­camera. Margaret's death devastated her family, but it did not deter them from the art of photography. Her brothers, Noel and William, and her nephew, Peter, were all keen amateurs. Today, so too is her great-nephew Michael Middleton... and Michael's daughter Kate, the Princess of Wales.

Pregnant Alice Dellal showed off her baby bump as she enjoyed a spot of lunch and headed to a park in London on Wednesday. The model and photographer, 36, revealed that she's expecting her first child last month, after finding love with Charlie Birch, 25, a professional skateboarder from Liverpool.  Alice wore a tiny black crop top and showcased her bump as she was pictured outside a restaurant. 

The model and photographer, 36, revealed that she's expecting her first child earlier this month, months after finding love with Charlie Birch, 25, a professional skateboarder from Liverpool.

Prince William spoke for us all when he said at the D-Day events: 'It's almost impossible to grasp the courage it would have taken to run into the fury of battle that day.' At the deeply moving commemoration, William was wearing a clutch of medals and standing alongside world leaders, in place of his father King Charles who has had to ration his appearances because of his cancer treatment. A moment to remember, as the baton was temporarily passed from father to son. And one that brought home to us Prince ­Harry's absence more than ever. How must Harry have felt observing the proceedings from the seclusion of his Californian mansion while his wife Meghan flogs jam for a living? After all, Harry was the one the veterans loved, his natural camaraderie making it easy for him to joke and laugh with them. Unlike William, Harry knows what it is like to see active service and understands in part what these brave soldiers have been through. He, too, would have been proudly sporting his medals on this most momentous of days, had he not shattered his ties with his ­homeland, declaring war on his family in his memoir Spare. Yet I couldn't see a single post about the 80th anniversary of D-Day on the Sussexes' website.

Alice Dellal, whose grandfather 'Black Jack' Dellal once blew £1.7million in a Monte Carlo casino in a single night in 2006, is placing a bet on motherhood. The model and photographer, 36, has revealed that she's expecting her first child. Alice, who is the younger sister of shoe designer Charlotte Olympia Dellal, shared online a photograph of her cradling her bump in a leopard-print dress.

When the first dress that Jacques Azagury designed for Princess Diana fell short of records at auction late last year as the most expensive of her gowns to sell at auction, the couturier was travelling around India. He had withdrawn from fashion and closed his eponymous shop in Knightsbridge, south-west London, when the auction took place at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles.

At the Gone Wild exhibition, the actress, 58, flashed her slender silhouette in a chic burgundy gown and joined her handsome model son Damian, 21, 21. Elizabeth Hurley and her son Damian Hurley were on Tuesday attending Mario Testino's latest exhibition at Hamiltons Gallery.

The Crown recreated Mario Testino's iconic 1997 photoshoot with Princess Diana, which changed her image and showed the world a new face of her. For the final season of the hit Netflix show, actress Elizabeth Debicki, 33, has recreated the glossy photographs with the help of photographer Charlotte Hadden. The new photographs, which will be included in Diana's Kensington Palace Apartment's series, depict the actress in a beaded halterneck dress with her blonde cropped hair straightened and relaxed.

Jan de Villeneuve, who was left right and inset in 1971, is still working steadily. The decade's highlights include being Harper's Bazaar and Vogue Italia's front page, walking on the catwalk for Simone Rocha's likes and fronting ad campaigns for TK Maxx.

A group of former models has blown the whistle on some of the most controversial topics that go beyond the fashion world. Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds, a young actress who joined the world-renowned NEXT agency at the age of 16, told Variety in a shocking new revelation about the lengths she was compelled to go through to keep her body weight and land high-profile jobs, including scaling a glacier in Iceland. Seay-Reynolds was 17, attending New York Fashion Week and heading off to London, Milan, and Paris by the time. However, she did eventually have an eating disorder. And she said the situation had become so bad that retailers started to complain that their clothes weren't even fitting her correctly.

Marrying into royalty generally means putting an end to a life of unveiling plaques and smiling happily on state visits. So it's easy to forget that some royal women had a long line before they left it all up for charity work and raising their families. These women have a diverse academic reputation and career accomplishments, from Queen Mathilde of Belgium, a former speech therapist with a master's degree in psychology, to Queen Maxima of The Netherlands, who has held high-profile positions at major banks. But how do our own royal family, including former PR consultant Sophie Wessex and Kate, who worked part time for Jigsaw, measure up?

After a career was terminated due to her size, Lady Jean Campbell (left), 25, who is one of the world's most coveted models, appeared on catwalks with Kendall Jenner and Willow Smith, said she felt 'pretty worthless.' Lady Isabella Stanhope, the Earl of Cawdor and former British Vogue editor, posted a snapshot of herself in her underwear on social media, as well as a note regarding the 'huge brand.' Models and colleagues all flocked to aid the young aristocrat, reassuring her of her beauty and chastising the fashion industry for its callousness. "Here's a snapshot of me late at night in my underwear after being banned from a career by a large corporation for being "too big," Lady Jean, Princess Diana's favorite photographer, Mario Testino, posted.

Beginning Monday, the evening gown (pictured left and right) will be on display in 'The One' live auction in New York, and will be sold on January 21. The stunning deep purple dress, which features strapless detail and opulent silk velvet fabric, as well as tulip-shaped stiffened skirt, has a price range of $80,000 to $120,000. Diana in the dress was seen in the 1991 portrait by painter Douglas Hardinge Anderson (inset). The work now hangs at the Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Fund, which she visited, funded by philanthropy, and served as President for.

Marcus Berkmann selects the year's illustrated books, including BIG, Paul, Country Church Monuments, and A Very British Picnic. The Power Of Photography honors the masters and those you may have never heard of. The Queen and Windsor is a cinematic masterpiece - and if any book costing £50 could be said to be a 'bargain', this might be it

As Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, returned to America as working royals and moved to the United States, William didn't only miss a brother, he lost his closest friend. He cannot excuse Harry, not least because of the consequences for his wife, Kate, and their children. According to KATIE NICHOLL's latest book, the late queen was surprised by Meghan's wedding dress choice, she had to step in, and that royal brother's rift remains broken. If the Sussexes' departure was hurtful and upsetting to William on a personal level, the brothers' rift has raised fundamental concerns about Royalty's role and value in the modern age. And it will be up to King William and Queen Catherine to answer the questions.

McKnight, who was born in Scotland, is one of the finest hairstylers around. Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, and Naomi Campbell, among other top hairdressers, has collaborated with them. He tells Edwina Ings-Chambers about his new revamped The Lazy Girl range

Kate Moss, 48, embraced an age-appropriate appearance for a sit down interview with British Vogue, in which she addressed her most popular features. From her first ever Vogue cover to her last Vuitton show in 2018 and the see-through dress that made a thousand headlines in 1993, right.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been together for almost six years after first meeting through a mutual friend in early July 2016. They kept their marriage under wraps for months, but in an interview, the new mother proclaimed herself "the luckiest girl in the world" in November 2016. The palace's statement in February 2021 stated that Harry and Meghan will not be able to hold royal patronages. As member's of the royal family, Harry and Meghan have had a bumpy ride, but as a couple, they seem more powerful than ever.