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For this edition of Beautiful Black Women, we are featuring the stunning work of model; Emmanuelle Lacou for L’Officiel Ukraine Red Storm Editorial! Beautiful, elegant and what couture dreams are made of. This editorial invites you in and does not let go until you gain new perspective on the immense intensity that is couture design.

Emmanuelle Lacou for L’Officiel Ukraine Red Storm Editorial-Beautiful Black Women

When a storm comes along there are phases. You see things changing and rolling in towards you. The storm hits a fever high in full force. Then there’s the calm.

Lo’Officiel’s Red Storm editorial takes readers on a similar journey. The visuals capture the edgy, raw, delicate, structural and at times; unconventional elements of this season’s gorgeous garb. In regards to the fashion and editorial, L’Officiel Ukraine states,

“Shooting Red Storm for L’Officiel Online is emotional with a powerful energy like a whirlwind. The combination of exotic lines, wild natural textures and elegant silhouettes increases the effect of a deep, almost powerful look.”

Therefore, if you love high fashion then you will enjoy seeing Emmanuelle Lacou in action modeling every piece! Here are a few of the designers that she wears:

Rahul Mishra

Jean Paul Gaultier and Swarovski

Givenchy

Georges Hobeika

Stephane Rolland

Fashion Notes: Some quick trends to pick up from this editorial as well is the use of fringe, sparkling embellishments, prints and oversized sleeves and shoulders. This fashion is all about drama. So if you like making a scene when you enter the room; these looks will help you achieve that… and then some!

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The Item: Singer, entertainer and this year’s American Music Awards’ host glamorous show fashions! The AMAs 2019 Ciara looks came from some of the hottest designers in the industry! If you are wondering about any of her looks or want to relive their fabulousness; scroll on for details.

You Asked: Wasn’t really impressed by all the performances this year. Except for a couple they all fell flat. But Ciara’s outfit changes kept my attention. She killed it this year! I noticed you guys posted some of her looks but I’m interested in all of them. Please any info!

AMAs 2019 Ciara -Ask and Tell Special Edition…All Her Looks!

The Verdict: We loved all of Ciara’s changes all well! And no worries we know EVERYTHING that she wore! Check it out below and thanks for the DM love!

Wearing a two tone look by Balmain

Looking better than the AMA itself… Ciara stunning in Alessandra Rich Resort 2020

A Fringe Queen, CiCi slaying in a crisp white AZZARO design

A pink sassy number by Versace

Getting fierce in an all black corset style by the iconic Mugler

Orange is the new black… a garment from the Georges Hobeika Fall/Winter 2019 collection

We like that MELANIN! Ciara performed in a fun outfit, all custom by Bryan Hearns

Sassy in animal print, a look from the Ashi Studio Fall/Winter 2019 collection

Red carpet chic in an electric cobalt blue design by Balmain

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