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One of the most high-fashion faces i'v seen in a while.She can make it really big.
HEROINE Magazine S/S 2017
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HEROINE Magazine S/S 2017
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Steve Morriss - Fashion Editor/Stylist
Yumi Nakada-Dingle - Hair Stylist
Ciara O'Shea - Makeup Artist
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UK Vogue August 2017
Colour Theory
Photographer: Josh Olins
Stylist: Lucinda Chambers
Models: Tess Angel, Lauren Case, Janaye Furman, Sohyun Jung, Oliwia Lis, Amandine Renard, Victoria Schons, Saffron Vadher & Kateryna Zub
Make-up: Lotten Holmqvist
Hair: Tomo Jidai
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Colour Theory
Photographer: Josh Olins
Stylist: Lucinda Chambers
Models: Tess Angel, Lauren Case, Janaye Furman, Sohyun Jung, Oliwia Lis, Amandine Renard, Victoria Schons, Saffron Vadher & Kateryna Zub
Make-up: Lotten Holmqvist
Hair: Tomo Jidai
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W Magazine September 2017
Escape
Photographer: Alasdair McLellan
Models: Lara Stone, Saskia de Brauw, Vanessa Axente, Faretta, Giedre Dukauskaite, Amandine Renard, Sarah Fraser, Sara Grace
Styling: Benjamin Bruno
Hair: Anthony Turner
Makeup: Lynsey Alexander
Nails: Marian Newman
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Escape
Photographer: Alasdair McLellan
Models: Lara Stone, Saskia de Brauw, Vanessa Axente, Faretta, Giedre Dukauskaite, Amandine Renard, Sarah Fraser, Sara Grace
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Amandine Renard Is the Model Prada and Balenciaga Can Agree On
FEBRUARY 23, 2017 by JANELLE OKWODU
When it comes to models, Prada loves ones with an innate appreciation of the arts. With muses like model-artists Sasha Pivovarova and Saskia de Brauw among the house’s faces, it’s only natural that the brand’s newest beauty would also share its creative sensibilities. Belgian rising star Amandine Renard made her Prada debut today, but she’s been steadily racking up runway work with labels like Balenciaga, Jil Sander, and Kenzo. A painter with a love for concerts and exhibitions, Renard was scouted while at a music festival last year and has been in demand ever since. With her piercings, pixie cut, and graceful walk, Renard stands out from the crowd, but it’s her affable personality that truly sets her apart. During a trip to the Vogue offices, Renard shared what it’s like to walk for Demna Gvasalia, why she can’t pick a favorite band, and why she views her fashion career as the ultimate learning experience.
Her first big show was for Jil Sander.
“I was really happy after walking it, because I’d done all the castings in New York and castings in London and I was almost losing hope that I’d ever be able to do a show. When I finally walked I just felt so good, because after all the rejection you have that happy moment.”
She’s got Brussels travel tips.
“Barlok is the place I always go. They have underground music, concerts from older bands, or even American brands. They have a lot of performers, too, but it’s special because it’s a big place where everyone can do what they want. It’s trans- and queer-friendly, so you can be who you are, and the beer is, like, one dollar. It’s a place where bands have the chance to be heard and people can just go and be themselves.”
Walking for Demna Gvasalia means meeting lots of interesting people.
“Balenciaga was a cool vibe; all the girls from the show were great. Sometimes you meet people and you feel like they’re judging you, but everyone there was fun and eager to talk, just a cool group of people. Even the dressers, the hair and makeup team, everyone was so nice and welcoming backstage. I was really happy when I saw the lineup because there were so many original, unique girls. There are special girls in all the shows of course, but there we were, all with tattoos and short hair.”
Off-duty, you can find her drawing or at an art exhibit with friends.
“I love to paint and to draw. I go to lots of concerts and exhibitions. I love spending time with friends and family; it sounds simple but it’s so important for me to have my friends and family in my life.”
Work lets her wear pieces from some of her favorite designers.
“Normally, I wear sneakers and a big sweater. I feel fine wearing dresses, of course, because even though I look androgynous, I enjoy being girly sometimes. On set I get a chance to try different things. I just did a shoot where everything was Jean Paul Gaultier and I just felt so honored that I was able to wear his designs. There were some things from the ’80s and ’90s that were incredible. It’s not only about the name, of course, but there are so many [brands] I enjoy that I’d love to work with one day like Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen, and Chanel of course.”
She loves fashion for its open-minded community and the opportunities for learning.
“I love discovering cities, but there are positives and negatives to that. Sometimes you wish you could share some of these experiences with other people. The positive part for me is just meeting different people and learning a lot about photography techniques, retouching, makeup, and hair. All of these are things that interest me, so it’s great to see the practical side. What I love about fashion is that everyone is very open-minded and it’s really about creativity and ideas.”
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FEBRUARY 23, 2017 by JANELLE OKWODU
When it comes to models, Prada loves ones with an innate appreciation of the arts. With muses like model-artists Sasha Pivovarova and Saskia de Brauw among the house’s faces, it’s only natural that the brand’s newest beauty would also share its creative sensibilities. Belgian rising star Amandine Renard made her Prada debut today, but she’s been steadily racking up runway work with labels like Balenciaga, Jil Sander, and Kenzo. A painter with a love for concerts and exhibitions, Renard was scouted while at a music festival last year and has been in demand ever since. With her piercings, pixie cut, and graceful walk, Renard stands out from the crowd, but it’s her affable personality that truly sets her apart. During a trip to the Vogue offices, Renard shared what it’s like to walk for Demna Gvasalia, why she can’t pick a favorite band, and why she views her fashion career as the ultimate learning experience.
Her first big show was for Jil Sander.
“I was really happy after walking it, because I’d done all the castings in New York and castings in London and I was almost losing hope that I’d ever be able to do a show. When I finally walked I just felt so good, because after all the rejection you have that happy moment.”
She’s got Brussels travel tips.
“Barlok is the place I always go. They have underground music, concerts from older bands, or even American brands. They have a lot of performers, too, but it’s special because it’s a big place where everyone can do what they want. It’s trans- and queer-friendly, so you can be who you are, and the beer is, like, one dollar. It’s a place where bands have the chance to be heard and people can just go and be themselves.”
Walking for Demna Gvasalia means meeting lots of interesting people.
“Balenciaga was a cool vibe; all the girls from the show were great. Sometimes you meet people and you feel like they’re judging you, but everyone there was fun and eager to talk, just a cool group of people. Even the dressers, the hair and makeup team, everyone was so nice and welcoming backstage. I was really happy when I saw the lineup because there were so many original, unique girls. There are special girls in all the shows of course, but there we were, all with tattoos and short hair.”
Off-duty, you can find her drawing or at an art exhibit with friends.
“I love to paint and to draw. I go to lots of concerts and exhibitions. I love spending time with friends and family; it sounds simple but it’s so important for me to have my friends and family in my life.”
Work lets her wear pieces from some of her favorite designers.
“Normally, I wear sneakers and a big sweater. I feel fine wearing dresses, of course, because even though I look androgynous, I enjoy being girly sometimes. On set I get a chance to try different things. I just did a shoot where everything was Jean Paul Gaultier and I just felt so honored that I was able to wear his designs. There were some things from the ’80s and ’90s that were incredible. It’s not only about the name, of course, but there are so many [brands] I enjoy that I’d love to work with one day like Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen, and Chanel of course.”
She loves fashion for its open-minded community and the opportunities for learning.
“I love discovering cities, but there are positives and negatives to that. Sometimes you wish you could share some of these experiences with other people. The positive part for me is just meeting different people and learning a lot about photography techniques, retouching, makeup, and hair. All of these are things that interest me, so it’s great to see the practical side. What I love about fashion is that everyone is very open-minded and it’s really about creativity and ideas.”
vogue.com
@ammxrnd on instagram
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