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“There’s a freeness that you have around you when you’re at your best, when you’re doing your thing at your peak.” So says Nicki Minaj, who has been hard at work writing, recording, mixing, and re-mixing her fifth studio album, “Pink Friday 2,” out next month. For the best-selling female rapper of all time, now 13 years into her career, the new record represents a return to form. “When I look back at a lot of my music, I’m like, Oh, my God, where was the me in it?” Minaj says. “So for this album, I went back to the old game plan.”

For Vogue’s December Issue, Nicki Minaj opens up about her highly anticipated new project; giving birth to her son amid the isolative unease of the pandemic; and feeling at peace with her body—something she encourages in other women, too.

Read the full profile: http://vogue.cm/F2Bv5Oa

Don’t mistake Atelier Jolie—Angelina Jolie’s effort to bring her globally minded, socially conscious values to the world of fashion—for something it’s not. “I don’t want to be a big fashion designer,” the actor, director, and former UN Refugee Agency Goodwill Ambassador and Special Envoy says. “I want to build a house for other people to become that.” In fact, she’s as eager to break the mold of the traditional celebrity fashion brand as she is to rethink how she moves through the world these days: “I’m hoping to change many aspects of my life. And this is the forward-facing one.”

For Vogue’s digital cover, Angelina Jolie opens up about building Atelier Jolie, her ongoing style evolution, and being “saved” by motherhood.

Read the full profile: http://vogue.cm/Z3n51Co

The interviews, videos, and photography in this story predated the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Olivia Rodrigo is embarking upon a new decade; moving to a new city; and preparing to drop a new album, “Guts,” commemorating a moment that feels like it’s “about figuring stuff out, about failures and successes and making mistakes,” she says.

For Vogue’s August issue, Rodrigo opens up about becoming a definitive Gen-Z pop star with “Sour”—and how now, at 20, she’s wiser, more settled, and ready for more.

Read the full profile: http://vogue.cm/8pl1ffr

Purienne
Exhibition curated
by Anthony Vaccarello
at Saint Laurent Rive Droite

In 2020, a first book of photographs by Purienne was published by Saint Laurent Rive Droite Editions. Paris was the set, the subject, and the stage of these images, showcasing Anthony Vaccarello’s ready-to-wear collections for Saint Laurent.
3 years later, Anthony Vaccarello has invited Purienne to tell the second part of the story, now set in Los Angeles. This time, the series is strong as it is cool and bright, revealing Saint Laurent’s Summer 23 collection.

A book will be available in-store and online.

https://bit.ly/43lH9DN

May 5 - June 8
213 Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris
469 Rodeo Drive, Los Angeles

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