Alexandra Shulman: Last News

A post shared by Helena (@helenachristensen)Christensen is fronting an underwear campaign for upmarket lingerie brand Coco de Mer. It’s rather wonderful to see a woman in her 50s looking this spectacular in such skimpy pants – not least because for as long as I can remember, underwear advertising has been dominated by models in an age range Leonardo DiCaprio would approve of.I’m under strict instructions not to ask any questions about the fact she’s an underwear model in her 50s.

Dame Mary Quant, the iconic British fashion designer who is credited with designing the miniskirt and hotpants, has died aged 93.

Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman has given her candid thoughts about this year’s Met Gala and why she was “disappointed” with some of the red carpet outfits. Shulman, who was the editor-in-chief of British Vogue for 25 years, claimed that attendees didn’t follow the dress code of the 2022 Met Gala, “Gilded Glamour,” during a recent interview with Page Six Style. According to the journalist, she felt like the formal attire was a great idea, given the fact that the Gilded Age was “all about the heady days of New York”.

Countryfile presenter admitted it was a “painful lump” that led her to go to the doctor.Julia was diagnosed back in September 2021 and has been candidly sharing her battle since then.The star has been keeping her social media followers up to date on her recovery from her mastectomy as well as sharing useful information.Today was no different as she shared a warning with her fans about diagnosis.The This Morning presenter shared a post from a friend on her Instagram Story.This featured an article about new research from the British Journal of General Practice.They argue there is not a link between breast pain and breast cancer when it is the sole symptom.Julia’s friend Alexandra Shulman, who was also diagnosed with cancer, wrote about her experiences earlier today.She penned: “British Journal of General Practice writes that there is no association between breast pain and breast cancer if there are no other symptoms.“Well not so fast there.“I ONLY had a pain and was discovered to have a well developed tumour when I finally got it checked out.” (sic)Julia then commented below, writing: “Me too. My lump was always painful and sensitive.”Sharing this on her own stories, she wrote: “Not so.“I had a painful lump.

Alexandra Shulman. In those days, when budgets at Condé Nast were still relatively expansive and each title was encouraged to pursue a policy of  “healthy” competition with one another, editors were not above engaging in a teeny bit of skullduggery to get one over each other. So when Shulman discovered that her prize May celebrity was about to appear on the front of the April issue of US Vogue, she pulled her cover forward a month.

British Vogue, later sacked the security man, Edward said what happened to him ‘goes to show that sometimes it doesn’t matter what you’ve achieved in the course of your life: the first thing that some people will judge you on is the colour of your skin.’The 48-year-old was appointed editor of the prestigious fashion magazine back in 2017, taking over from Alexandra Shulman.Upon being appointed, the Ghana native spoke openly about his mission statement and the changes he wanted to implement within the company which from the outside in can be seen as exclusive and elitist.