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Bryan Adams took a break on Nov. 29 from his coronavirus quarantine in Milan to virtually unveil the 2022 Pirelli Calendar that he shot featuring fellow musicians including Iggy Pop, Cher and Jennifer Hudson.

The beauty combined work and play on the cosmopolitan island

Kim Kardashian has given us a sneak peek behind the scenes of her Vogue Mexico shoot. And obviously, the pictures are incredible. The 36-year-old took to her website kimkardashianwest.com to share a series of BTS pictures from her cover shoot, showing her surrounded by her glam squad and rocking a series of outfits.

Emily Ratajkowski poses in front of the camera of acclaimed French photographer Patrick Demarchelier in her bare skin, for a photo shoot for the upcoming issue of men’s magazine “The Love”. The
The American bombshell model sports a short hair style and posted some of the photos on her Instagram profile to the absolute delight of her many followers.

There is no wondering why supermodel Adriana Lima has been chosen as the new face of Calzedonia’s Summer 2016 beachwear collection.

Victoria’s Secret model showed off her amazing and flawless body in a series of shots taken by acclaimed photographer Russell James for the new campaign.

Teen boys have another reason to weep this year as the Pirelli calendar adopts a new theme – Feminism!

Once filled with glamorous women, nude models and sexuality, the 2016 Pirelli calendar has taken a turn and swaps raunchy nudes for activists, campaigners and generally women of substance and achievement.

The Suna and ?nan K?raç Foundation and the Pera Museum, in the context of its 10th anniversary celebration program, is presenting the works of Oscar-winning costume designer Cecil Beaton (1904-1980) until July 26. 

34 year-old beauty legend, Brazilian Gisele was hosted on the 40th anniversary issue of Vogue magazine. She also has reason to celebrate as she also commemorates her 20th year in the fashion industry this year.

By Elis Kiss

Henry Moore’s hand speaks of the sculptor in a 1963 photograph, while a double-take portrait of Francis Bacon from 1979 comes as a reflection of the painter’s own fragmented oeuvre. The images, shot by acclaimed photographer Richard Avedon, are iconic: They define their era, the sitters and the person orchestrating them behind the lens.