Here on theFashionSpot, we’re always down for being completely enthralled and bewitched by a magazine which doesn’t stimulate our interest on the regular. This month, London-based biannual title Marfa Journal has our undivided attention, as the publication’s editor and founder Alexandra Gordienko welcomes Agyness Deyn back into the fold, fresh from an appearance at Burberry’s Fall 2024 showcase during London Fashion Week. Gordienko, a Central Saint Martin’s graduate who founded Marfa Journal in 2013, commissioned forum favorite Ethan James Green to document the British model, with the Issue 21’s cover shoot complete with styling from Emma Alix Wyman. Deyn strikes a handful of poses within Green’s studio in the dynamic cover shot, prancing about in an all-black look from Nicolas Ghesquière’s Spring 2024 Louis Vuitton collection.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Oh, Ethan! Giving us what Steven Meisel won’t, I guess. Fabulous,” heralded aracic.

“Vogue could never. Absolutely loving this, easily one of the best covers/fashion shoots I’ve come across this whole entire month. Wonderful to see Agyness Deyn and I will always be down for Ethan James Green doing his best Steven Meisel impersonation,” vogue28 enthused.

Also equally as impressed was Scotty: “I love it. The Meisel treatment with actual proper models! We need Snejana Onopka by EJG now!”

“I’m happy to see Agyness Deyn back and it’s no novelty that EJG is following on Meisel’s footsteps in terms of photography,” noted WAVES.

“So happy to see Agyness back,” Bertrando3 heralded.

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “I could never warm up to Agyness when she was happening. Something about her just annoys me and I can’t figure out what it is,” shared Cocteau Stone.

See more of Agyness Deyn as Marfa Journal‘s latest cover star and join the conversation, here.

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The theme at last night’s Fashion Awards over in London was apparently “anything goes.” That’s because there were no discernible trends when it came to the red carpet looks worn by attendees. You had everything from prairie dresses to glitzy minidresses and even ensembles so eclectic, they were hard to decipher. Every color of the rainbow was pretty well-represented, sometimes all in one outfit. In case you missed this year’s ceremony, see who won top honors below and check out all the fashion highlights in the slideshow above.

2017 Winners

• Model of the Year: Adwoa Aboah
• Outstanding Contribution to British Fashion Award: Christopher Bailey
• British Designer of the Year – Menswear
: Craig Green for Craig Green
• British Designer of the Year – Womenswear
: Jonathan Anderson for J.W.Anderson
• Accessories Designer of the Year
: Jonathan Anderson for Loewe
• Swarovski Award for Positive Change
: Maria Grazia Chiuri for Dior
• Urban Luxe Brand
: Off-White
• Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator
: Pat McGrath
• British Emerging Talent – Womenswear
: Michael Halpern for Halpern
• British Emerging Talent – Menswear
: Charles Jeffrey for Charles Jeffrey Loverboy
• Business Leader
: Marco Bizzarri for Gucci
• Special Recognition Award for Innovation
: Stella McCartney
• Fashion Icon
: Donatella Versace
• Designer of the Year
: Raf Simons for Calvin Klein

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When you’re a celeb or a member of the fashion pack, donning designer duds is basically a way of life. Some swipe their styling right from the runway, while others strike out and really make the looks their own. Here’s a look at who wore what and whether forum members think they pulled it off. 

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With the heat and humidity of summer fast approaching, we’re adjusting our beauty look to adapt to the new season. It seems like every summer we’re contemplating taking the plunge, not just into the pool, but with a bold haircut. The pixie cut is the ultimate summer hairstyle — no hair on the back of your neck and easy maintenance makes it the perfect wash-and-go cut. Take a look at some of our favorite celebs and models who have taken the big chop for the best pixie cut inspiration out there.

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For sure, the fashion world is a tough cookie to crack, but in Agyness’ case it didn’t just chew her up and spit her out, as it was her own choice to step away from fashion’s glare in order to concentrate on an acting career.

 

A photo posted by A (@agynessdeyn) on Jun 6, 2012 at 7:03pm PDT

Fast-forward several years, and she’s back and pursuing her dream as an actress with her new film Electricity. Gone is her quirky hair and instead flows a brown pony. Not quite the edgy style icon that we recall.

So, with her acting dreams now a reality and her new subtle appearance, does this mean that she’s about to break our hearts and officially turn her back on fashion forever? Well, we don’t think so (and we refuse to believe!) because upon being asked about her modelling career in a recent interview with ELLE U.K., she said, “I look back and I had such an amazing time, and I would never want to shut the door in an official way.”

Let’s hope it’s a clear indication that she’s going to don Dr. Martens and make a fashionable resurgence in the not so very distant future. And who doesn’t need a breather from seeing Cara everywhere?

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Whether in Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, Kate Spade or Marc Jacobs, all of your favorite style stars are stealing the scene in stripes.