Kai Isaiah Jamal: Last News

British Vogue is celebrating Pride in a big way.

Vogue X Self-Portrait summer party, Gigi, in a high-shine lime-green dress, played host with editor-in-chief Edward Enninful and Self-Portrait founder and creative director Han Chong.The joined guests at Chiltern Firehouse wearing said zingy Self-Portrait dress, metallic heels, and Self-Portrait’s new-season Bow bag—Han’s first-ever bag design, which he added to his accessories line-up earlier this year. Gigi wore her bright blonde hair in a bun, with strands framing her face. Beauty-wise, she kept things simple, and went for a light blush-colored eye, a slight feline flick, and a nude lip.

HAAi has shared the final single from her debut album, ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’ – an angular, experimental techno belter titled ‘Human Sound’.It features guest vocals from London artists Obi Franky and Kai-Isaiah Jamal, the former adding a wealth of colour to the mix with her rich and soulful harmonies, and the latter giving it a bold and authoritative punch with his striking, bluntly spoken poetry.“The collapsing begins,” Jamal says in the opening of his monologue. “A sound is a certain way of conjuring – not sure if it gives us our soul or gets its; reminds us of our gut and our ability to forget it; reminds us of what lingers in limbs and our option to sweat it out…”Have a listen to ‘Human Sound’ below:‘Human Sound’ is the fourth single to come from ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’, following the release of ‘Bodies Of Water’ in February, ‘Purple Jelly Disc’ (which also features Obi Franky) in March, and the Jon Hopkins-featuring title track at the start of May.

HAAi has shared the title track from her forthcoming debut album – listen to the Jon Hopkins-featuring ‘Baby, We’re Ascending’ below.The singer, producer and – aka Teneil Throssell – will release her first studio effort on May 27 via Mute (pre-order here). She’s already dropped the songs ‘Purple Jelly Disc’ (feat.

Rihanna cheering from the front row, came the dawn of Paris Fashion Week. The schedule began with the last of Virgil Abloh’s designs for his own brand Off White, and the beginning of a new chapter for the streetwear-cum-couture brand which lost its founder to a battle with cancer in November last year. After Abloh’s posthumous Louis Vuitton mega-show during men’s fashion month in January, anticipation was already at fever pitch.