HP MAGAZINE | VOLUME 43 | APRIL 2021

HP MAGAZINE VOLUME 43 | APRIL 2021

6 PIECES OF ADVICE

THAT COULD CHANGE YOUR CAREER

GABY GUHA

Let us live for the beauty of our own reality.

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Photographer Saba Saxena (@sabafashionphotography) Stylist John Klint (@klintstyle) Makeup Euxoce Lukoki (@euxocelukoki5) Sponsorship Pure Labels (@purelabels.uk) Top and skirt by AT BEIRUT (@atbeirut)

Photographer Saba Saxena (@sabafashionphotography ) Stylist John Klint (@klintstyle) Makeup Euxoce Lukoki (@euxocelukoki5) Sponsorship Pure Labels (@purelabels.uk) Top and skirt by AT BEIRUT (@atbeirut)

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Fashion

Lady Gaga on Collaboration, Creativity, and Her Mission to Give Back

Luxury

Irreverent or insane? A $76K sandal cut from real Birkin bags

Architecture

MAA Releases New Photographs Of Istanbul's Supertall TV And Radio Tower As The Tower Opens In Spring

Lifestyle

Over The Moon Makes It Easy to Curate a Stylish Yet Practical Wedding Registry

Beauty

A dermatologist shares the lessons she’s learned from her own battle with acne

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AN INTERVIEW WITH GABY GUHA BY HARSHIT PATEL

Hi, could you start by telling us a bit about yourself?

My name is Gaby Guha, I’m an international model, fashion influencer, and pageant titleholder. Last year I win the title of Miss Europe 2020.

Tell us about your journey so far?

I have been scouted and signed up in an agency form her hometown (South of France) at the age of 17 years old. After I finished highschool, I moved to Paris in France to pursue my career.

I first international modeling contracts was in Asia around 18years old.

I’m represented by several leading agencies, in different places across the world like Europe, Asia, USA and Middle East. I worked for brands like Chaumet, Elie Saab Accesories, Saint Algue, Jean Louis David, GAP, Bossini, Triumph Lingerie, Luxeol, and various other designers etc.. I did runways, lookbooks, magazine cover shoots, editorials magazines and interviews (L’Officiel Magazine Arabia, L’officiel Magasine Latvia, Prestige Magazine, ICON Magazine, LUI Magazine..).

How would you describe your style?

My style is mostly elegant and sexy. When I was teenager I was very effortless cause I didn’t really know how to do makeup, but with years and working in the industry specially after Winning Miss Europe 2020 my style became a more feminine and glamorous.

I have appointments to attend daily, events so makeup and hair became an habits on everyday basis. I have a really extensive wardrobe cause I change looks all the time, few times a day.

Tell me about your experience as a model.

My experience is overall very positive, I have worked hard for my career and keep working very hard everyday.

I gained confidence over the year specially since 2020. This year as changed my life.

I had the chance to evolve in a very creative industry, surrounded by talented and passionate people (photographers, stylists, makeup, hair).

Fashion is just fun, I became a fashion influencer with time.

2020 has been the strangest of years, how did you find lockdown? Any lessons or discoveries?

Surprisingly 2020 hasn’t been a bad year for me at all beside the Covid. I win the competition 4 days prior airports start to shut down all over the world. I had to flight back in emergency to London, then I traveled a lot for work projects during this year.

Situation for me has really changed when I shifted to Dubai in November 2020, due to the worldwide situation. It was a good choice to make. I can say 2020 was surprising for me. I still share the pain of a lot of people around me due to this situation, but I feel we should try to move forward as much as possible.

What are your hopes for the future in the fashion industry?

I wish to be more present as fashion influencer. At some point I would like make grow my personal projects, and may be create one day my own brand or product. I always l oved modeling but someday it’s better to become your own brand and show your personality.

Who have been some of your favorite collaborators so far in the industry?

Working for magazine shoot and magazine covers is always very fun and creative. It’s definitely something I enjoy to do, specially now when I work for well know magazines as L’Officiel, Harper’s Bazaar, Playboy..

What first piqued your interest in fashion and modeling?

I always has been very creative when I was kid. But I just started randomly, I get scouted around 17years old in South of France by an agency named VIP models. They had different offices across France and propose me to start to promote my profile in Paris if I really wanted take it seriously. After some time an international agent propose me to represent my profile and Travels. I never really traveled before. I was just a young girl with no clue of what I was doing. And everything started like this.

What is fun and rewarding about modeling? And what is not?

For me modeling is fun because you can become always someone else on shoot, different looks and different atmospheres. Modeling give chance to get a platform, fame, networking with incredible people and give you access to a world you can’t even imagine. Before modeling industry was very exigent it was a little crazy. I had a diet a lot and change hairstyle all seasons to follow trends when I started but since few years people are looking for diversity with personalities.

What is the biggest highlight of your career so far?

I have worked for famous designers and brand across the world and I did runways on Paris Fashion Week, in London Fashion week, over Middle East as well. i worked for prestigious magazines, magazine cover shoots, editorials magazines and interviews (L’Officiel Magazine Arabia, L’officiel Magasine Latvia, Prestige Magazine, ICON Magazine, LUI Magazine..) and more are coming. My career really changed after my first cover of L’Officiel Magazine. In 2020 when I participated to Miss Europe, the competition was sponsored by MTV Lebanon. That also gave me a lot of promotions. My first billboard sponsored by Miss Europe 2020 launched in March 2021.

Do you have a favorite designer or high street brand?

As a person my favorite Designer is Robert Abi Nader as he has been a support for me during this competition and still a good friend. He designed my coronation dress. I also have been chosen by the brand Elie Saab as one of their showroom model during the Paris Fashion Week. It was a good experience. Otherwise it’s very different for me to choose between all the designers I have worked for. For my daily wear I like brands like Chanel, Prada and Dior at the moment.

How has your style changed over the years?

My style has evolved a lot since the past years. I’m more glamourous since Miss Europe, I have own personality and I gain confidence. When I started my career I was more blend and natural.

What is your greatest strength My greatest strengths are my Beauty, I have a face people remember often. I’m also ambitious and I have social skill. I can communicate easily with a lot of different people.

What are your goals as a model?

At the stage of my career I have often new work proposals and agency contracts. That’s amazing, it was not always the case when I just started my career.

I would like to have my own identity as Fashion influencer, Fashion and Digital Style.

How do you imagine a typical day in work?

I can work from home or on fashion job it’s very different depending of the day.

I have a lot of meetings since 2021 as the world open up and my arrival in Dubai.

My schedule is all the time extremely busy.

I always try to make space to go to the gym, and see my friends.

What sorts of settings/clothes/brands do you prefer to shoot for or wear?

For shooting look depend of the concept, most of really high fashion pieces are not really wearable in really life. Cause it’s not often practical. I have a really feminine style. I wear a lot of designers, it’s not easy to choose one. I wear items from Chanel, Fendi, Dior or Hermes most of time.

We are huge fans of your Instagram. Do you have any tips or tricks for achieving an aesthetically awesome Instagram page?

You can program your feed via applications. I write my caption in advance and organise my feed like this. I don’t use filtrer I keep colors natural for now. I like to blend daily looks, promotions post and fashion pictures together.

What’s the one habit you have that changed your life for the better?

I practice meditation and it has changed my mindset I think in life it’s all about your mindset also your environment. It’s better to be surrounded by uplifting people to crash your goals. Working and networking every single day is key. I do also sport daily, it’s very important for me.

What’s something people would be surprised to learn about you?

I’m a romantic person. I don’t really talk about my private life or family on social media even if I share a lot with my community I try to keep this part private.

Lady Gaga on Collaboration, Creativity, and Her Mission to Give Back

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Lady Gaga doesn’t do things by halves; with each new endeavor, the superstar pushes the boundaries of expression via unexpected visuals and alliances with likeminded creatives. Today’s launch of her latest project, a collaboration with the iconic Champagne brand, Dom Pérignon is proof of that fact. The Nick Knight–directed clip revealed the partnership and a peek at the bottle of rosé and sculpture Gaga designed especially for Dom Pérignon. Its trippy visuals of crystal castles which morph into catwalks and an endless party where Gaga and her pastel-clad entourage dance to the sound of her Chromatica hit, “Free Woman” before the singer is transformed into one of Knight’s silhouette portraits are an appropriately surreal introduction to an unexpected team up.

A host of Haus of Gaga mainstays teamed up on the project, including Knight, longterm collaborator and creative director Nicola Formichetti and Haus of Gaga makeup artist Sarah Tanno, and hair stylist Frederic Aspiras. You have them to thank for all that eerie Born this Way album art, but this go-round, they went in a completely different direction. Envisioning a celebratory atmosphere with the effervescence of a sip of rosé, they created a “Queendom” ruled by Gaga and her fans. “We wanted to express the power of creative freedom and inhabit a world where this is possible,” shared Gaga from Rome, where she is filming Ridley Scott’s House of Gucci.

Seeking visuals that felt “inspiring, collaborative, and free,” Gaga and the entire Haus of Gaga team prioritized innovation. Knight’s surrealist style and wealth of fresh ideas made him the ideal choice for the project. “Every time we work together, we find a way to do something we’ve never done before, and this collaboration is no exception,” Gaga says. “And of course, there are my creative collaborators from the Haus of Gaga, including Nicola, [choreographer] Richy Jackson, Freddie, and Sarah. There’s a certain alchemy that happens when we create together.”

That magic is evident in the video’s fashion. We expect drama from a Lady Gaga look, but her custom gown by Thom Browne alum Jackson Wiederhoeft is a showcase for some of fashion’s most inventive new talents. The frothy pink lamé piece covered in ruffles and pleated was put together with help from Brazilian artist Carla Maldonado; New York designer, Sintra Martins’s label, Saint Sintra; and Y. Hadari, a fellow at the Alexander McQueen Sarabande foundation. At once futuristic and classical, it had the timeless vibe Gaga, Formichetti, and stylist Marta del Rio were going for. “The fashion style reflects that mood because it doesn’t identify with just one era or look. It has historical details evoking a queen’s dress, but with a modern influence,” Gaga explains. “[It is] all about casting aside conventions, pushing boundaries, and having the freedom to explore.”

Still, the pièce de résistance may be the sculpture that Gaga and Formichetti created just for the project. An arresting take on the crystal ball, it features prominently in Knight’s campaign film. “We created something that captures a moment in time, full of life and energy. Nicola describes it as the essence of Dom, mixed with me, warped in time,” says Gaga.

More than being beautiful, the piece also has a philanthropic component, one dear to the star’s heart. Profits from the limited edition replicas of the sculpture will benefit the Born This Way foundation, which Gaga founded in 2011 with her mother, Cynthia Germanotta, and connects young people to mental health resources.

Still, the pièce de résistance may be the sculpture that Gaga and Formichetti created just for the project. An arresting take on the crystal ball, it features prominently in Knight’s campaign film. “We created something that captures a moment in time, full of life and energy. Nicola describes it as the essence of Dom, mixed with me, warped in time,” says Gaga.

“What I love most about this sculpture is that it is made with a deep purpose,” says Gaga.

“The foundation supports the well-being of people and works with them to create a kinder and braver world. The donation will help build programs and campaigns that increase access to treatment, drive action, and build community. There’s nothing more important than showing kindness to one another and giving back [and] creating a world where everyone is seen, heard, and loved.” It’s fitting then that Gaga’s Champagne fantasy will have a meaningful impact in the real world.

Hollywood Stars Chose Lebanese Designers for Their Virtual Appearances at the 2021 SAG Awards

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Although virtual, last night’s 27th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG) did not keep Hollywood stars from dressing in show-stopping outfits. In the absence of the red carpet, stars took to Instagram to show off their outfits for the prerecorded awards through portraits which are starting to become a norm at virtual award shows. Some of the best dressed included BritishAmerican actor Lily Collins who was a presenter at the event and wore a bedazzled pink dress from Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika’s spring 2018 couture collection.

American actor and SAG awards nominee Jurnee Smollett also made an appearance in a dress by another Lebanese couturier, Zuhair Murad. The voluminous fuchsiacolored ball gown featured a plunging neckline and was plucked from the designer’s pre-fall 2021 collection. Lastly, nominated for The Flight Attendant American singer Merle Dandridge chose a black and silver jumpsuit with a bright blue bow for the occassion, from Georges Chakra’s fall 2018 couture collection.

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LUXURY

Irreverent or insane? A $76K sandal cut from real Birkin bags AUS art collective has ripped apart four Hermès Birkin bags in order to create what could be the world's most expensive sandal.

The Brooklyn-based group MSCHF, which has made headlines for its series of irreverent art projects, spent $122,500 in new Birkin bags -the luxury fashion item made famous by British singer and actress Jane Birkin -- to use as raw materials for the project.

The figure doesn't include the cost of the sandals' cork-latex sole, custom-made gold vermeil buckle and the actual production of the shoe -- the latter of which was challenging given the first handful of leather workers approached by MSCHF refused to participate. That reticence may be indicative of the bag's cult status -- a diamond-encrusted Birkin for instance has broken the record twice for the most expensive handbag ever sold at auction. First in 2016 for over $300,000 and again in 2017 for nearly $400,000.

The pair of so-called "Birkinstocks," which has no official affiliation to German shoe brand Birkenstock, are priced between $34,000 and $76,000.

"Just the act of cutting up a Birkin bag scared so many people," Lukas Bentel, MSCHF's creative director, said in a phone interview. "A Birkin bag is like an art object. It's so sacred, you can't damage it."

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LUXURY

MSCHF were fascinated by this fear, which goes beyond a respect for fashion and into economics. "Birkin bags have an average 14% annual return on investment," read a manifesto published on the project's website, "consistently beating the S&P 500" -- an index used to gauge the value of large-cap US equities.

"It's also something where to actually benefit from that value increase, you should not do anything with your Birkin bag, you should keep it in your apartment (and) in your closet," said Bentel.But adding value to items in counterintuitive ways is a specialty of MSCHF, who sold three six-foot-tall hand-painted replicas of US medical bills to a New York gallery for $73,360 last October. The money was used to pay off three participant's medical debts.

And they are no stranger to destruction -- especially when it comes to using expensive objects, as material for their works. In May 2020, the group purchased a $30,000 Damien Hirst print painting, and then cut and sold it in individual pieces, turning a profit.

The Hermès Birkin bag has enjoyed a steady rise in popularity ever since its creation in 1984. First flaunted on the arms of celebrities such as Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham (who reportedly owns 100 versions of the iconic bag, costing around $2mil in total), the Birkin bag is now a favourite of many US rappers.

Artists Saweetie, Cardi B, Drake, City Girls and Meek Mill have all made their penchant for the accessory clear through either Instagram posts or lyrics -- bypassing the fabled waiting lists and bringing a new demographic to the luxury signifier. There are fewer than ten Birkinstocks available to buy on a made-to-order basis. R&B singer-songwriter Kehlani and rapper Future were among the first to buy a pair before Monday's official drop, according to MSCHF. The assimilation of Birkin bags into hip-hop culture was important for MSCHF, who believe it's this multiplicity that makes them such compelling cultural objects. "Cardi B purchased a Birkin bag and all sudden it was trending on Twitter, and you're just like, why?" said Bentel, "But the symbol of the bag is just so powerful culturally, it's the perfect building block to make something even crazier."

The dramatic and enduring design of the OMEGA Constellation is characterised by its famous half-moons, “claws” on the case and mono-rang bracelet.

At the heart of this timepiece is the OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8700, visible through the domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal.

This 29 mm 18K Sedna™ gold and stainless steel model features a diamond-paved bezel, pearled mother-of-pearl dial with diamond hour markers and a date window at the 6 o'clock position. The hands, OMEGA logo, Constellation star and diamond holders are also in 18K Sedna™ gold.

Inside this timepiece are the revolutionary components that guarantee the highest standards of performance. From the Co-Axial escapement for long-lasting precision, to the silicon balance spring for superior anti-magnetism, OMEGA has conquered every challenge that matters.

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Sunlust Lip Color is a highly-pearlescent gloss that sweeps on gilded, then shade-shifts to a peachy hue on lips. Cream and Powder Eye Color offers a molten-black base shade and highglitter bronze powder.

A breeze of bright citrus gives way to night-blooming flowers, mint and jasmine.

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MAA Releases New Photographs Of Istanbul's Supertall TV And Radio Tower As The Tower Opens In Spring

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ARCHITECTURE

MAA - Melike Altinisik Architects, led by Melike Altinisik, has released new photographs of Istanbul's futuristic supertall TV and Radio Tower, the hotlyanticipated project has been completed and has started its main telecommunication functions in November 2020.

Set to be opened to the public in late Spring, a set of latest images shows details from interiors of the tower and different perspectives in the landscape within it is situated.

Reaching at 369 meters in total, the tower, photographed by London-based architectural photography studio NAARO, reveals that how its rippling form creates a sense of motion and rhythm within its silhouette that changes when viewed from different directions around Istanbul.

On the top of the tower, a two-storey restaurant and observation deck, situated within the top 13 levels, will provide a 360-degree view across Asia to Europe. The project will also host a public foyer, café, exhibition and mediatic areas inside the entrance podium.

Designed with an organic structure, which is not familiar within the urban fabric of Istanbul, the key design principle of design is to reflect these inputs like wind direction, local topography, and the sceneries in the form of the tower.

"Its architectural formations combine elegance and beauty with math and geometry, whose innovative concept allows inhabitable spaces to be attached to the whole of the tower’s core," said MAA in its project description.

During construction, in a such a unique design, "the construction required advanced engineering techniques both in terms of architectural design and construction methodology," as the team of MAA highlighted. The interior design of follows the traces of the same, outer architectural language and character of the project. Rippling surfaces span the entrance foyer, while these surfaces partly become ceiling, partly become furniture. MAA said that "the interior design was developed based on the fact that the building includes unique spaces that offer a new experience and contain futuristic design characters." "The main purpose is to create surprising encounters by establishing strong relationships with where it is located, using light, nature, and spatial spaces; so that it may change people’s perspective, and courage them think differently," the studio continued.

A dermatologist shares the lessons she’s learned from her own battle with acne

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My skin started playing up from around the age of 12. It coincided with a difficult time in my personal life, during which my father died unexpectedly in his early forties, and I moved country and started at a new school–all within a few weeks. What started off as increased oil production quickly deteriorated into marked congestion (blackheads), and then widespread angry and inflamed spots. I remember looking in the mirror and running my fingers over the spots, to try and imagine what my face would look like without them.

It made me feel withdrawn and self-conscious—I didn’t like anyone looking at me.

Even if one spot cleared, a dozen others would appear in its place, alongside the pigmentation and scarring I was being left with. I avoided activities like swimming in case my make-up washed away, and tried to blend into the background at school due to fear of people’s reactions towards me. I remember feeling that if my skin got better, life would improve, too. My own self-worth was inextricably tied to my skin.

In the early days, I really abused my skin. I constantly washed it (with the usual ’90s suspects, like Clearasil), in an attempt to remove the oil or grease. But over-washing simply led to irritation—and the spots kept coming. I had nodulocystic acne, which was, in retrospect, never going to respond to the “right” choice of face wash or moisturiser. I was prescribed numerous topical creams and oral antibiotics by my GP, which failed to clear my skin. At this point, the acne was leaving marked scarring on both of my cheeks.

Then I ended up visiting a dermatologist, where isotretinoin (or Roaccutane) was recommended. At the time, my mum felt I was too young and that I could still grow out of my acne—she worried about the side-effects of the medication. [Roaccutane has numerous side-effects and has been linked to mental health issues. Anyone taking it needs to be monitored closely by a doctor.] But after taking another course of antibiotics, which did not help, I returned to the dermatologist and began taking it in my teens–it worked, and I was able to start university with clear skin for the first time in years.

I wish my acne ended there, but it didn’t. I was later diagnosed with a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome (or PCOS), which itself is a cause of acne and oily skin, and my acne returned in my twenties. I’m now 40—and a consultant dermatologist— and since then I’ve had intermittent treatment as and when I need it. I now understand that acne is, for me, a chronic condition which waxes and wanes over time, but I don’t dare hope—even doing the job I do—that there will be a permanent “cure”.

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Over The Moon Makes It Easy to Curate a Stylish Yet Practical Wedding Registry

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When Alexandra Macon decided to create a new registry feature for her wedding website, Over The Moon, there was one word that kept coming to mind: timeless.

Timeless, to the Vogue contributing editor, doesn’t mean expensive. Nor does it mean only home items bought by your mother, your grandmother, and maybe even your great-grandmother. “It’s brands that should be part of everyone’s life when they try to build a home together with someone,” Macon says. “We feel like that’s a mix of things —everything from niche artisanal items, to tried and true brands, to objects that can be passed down for generations.”

So, together with former Moda Operandi buyer Emilie Ghilaga—and the boutique design studio and digital agency Gadabout Creative—Over The Moon has created a platform that will help couples find brands that fit that chic-yet-classic criteria. Registry users can technically add a product from any e-commerce site to their registry. But Over The Moon is also there to give you stylish suggestions on which things, exactly, should be your everlasting asks. That could include anything from colorful Le Creuset Kitchenware, to Laguna B glasses, to Pomelo Casa plates and pitchers, and maternity clothes for those who are looking further into the future. “We wanted to share so many things we found from our own research that are beautiful and truly special,” Macon says.

Their hope? A registry experience that feels less sterile and more like you. Sure, picking out dish towels isn’t terribly exciting. But when those dish towels are monogrammable, made by a local artisan, and adorned with a playful white fringe, they may actually spark a bit of joy. (Plus, Macon and Ghilaga will also allow users to add non-home items to their list. Want a pair of earrings for your rehearsal dinner?

Want contributions towards a stay at the Hotel il Pellicano, the Italian honeymoon haunt of your dreams, rather than a blender? All possibilities with Over The Moon.)

You’ll also be able to customize your registry page with colors, illustrations, and images, making sure your personal style shines through.

Alongside the abundance of pretty things, the registry is also deeply practical.

There’s a thank you note tracker that helps organize what offering came from Uncle Mike versus Aunt Pam. Then, there's an option to convert gifts into cash. “Let’s say somebody gives you 10 plates. But then you actually don't want the plates because you're moving into a different house or an apartment, and they just don't work; you can turn those into funds and buy something else,” Macon explains.

After a (mostly) wedding-less year in 2020, late 2021 and 2022 promises a boom of Idos. And, for the betrothed, there’s now an easy and effortlessly chic way get organized as the big day finally approaches.

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