With the world at her feet, @AmberValletta stands for the planet. In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future and reflects on her decades-spanning career. “After a while, I realised how intensely disconnected I felt. I needed to take several steps back,” writes Valletta. “I educated myself about the climate crisis, quickly realising that, while it’s no one’s fault specifically, it’s everyone’s problem to solve. Despite what I may have thought at 15, there’s no such thing as separate worlds: they are one and the same, and they are at risk.” Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta wears a trench coat by @Burberry, jacket by @Toast, shirt by @IsseyMiyakeOfficial, hat by @PhilipTreacy and earrings by @Otiumberg. Photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image shows a close-up of Amber Valletta, a white woman with her blonde hair tied back, wearing a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown, and a brown trench coat, a light pink collared shirt peeking out at the neck. Trees in leaf are visible behind her, and above her head is the Vogue logo in pale yellow. Below her, it reads: “Amber Valletta. Sustainability Trailblazers: Fashion’s call to action”.]
Happy Birthday Kate! You are truly one of a kind. You are a magical light spirit that brings joy to so many people! May you feel all the love and good wishes for you today and everyday! Here is to many more good times. I love you much @katemossagency ❤️🩷🤩🌟💋💕🥰🌙💫🎂🍭🪽🦄
Happy Birthday Kate! You are truly one of a kind. You are a magical light spirit that brings joy to so many people! May you feel all the love and good wishes for you today and everyday! Here is to many more good times. I love you much @katemossagency ❤️🩷🤩🌟💋💕🥰🌙💫🎂🍭🪽🦄
Happy Birthday Kate! You are truly one of a kind. You are a magical light spirit that brings joy to so many people! May you feel all the love and good wishes for you today and everyday! Here is to many more good times. I love you much @katemossagency ❤️🩷🤩🌟💋💕🥰🌙💫🎂🍭🪽🦄
Happy Birthday Kate! You are truly one of a kind. You are a magical light spirit that brings joy to so many people! May you feel all the love and good wishes for you today and everyday! Here is to many more good times. I love you much @katemossagency ❤️🩷🤩🌟💋💕🥰🌙💫🎂🍭🪽🦄
Night at the museum @academymuseum 🖤 merci @pieter_mulier @maisonalaia glam by @shaynagold @earth.to.karen
Night at the museum @academymuseum 🖤 merci @pieter_mulier @maisonalaia glam by @shaynagold @earth.to.karen
HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY SHALOM @shalomharlow we started taking about this day a few years ago, maybe mentally prepping or leaning into the acceptance. Today is now and you are here!!! There is so much to say that is Shalom. Depth of heart, seeker of fun, keenest of intellect, sharp sense, silliest humor, graceful movement, spontaneous wildness, healing, and magical soul sister. To know the bond we have is know that lifetimes we’ve lived for sure. May the next 50 and more be full of your wildest and blessed dreams. I’m always behind you in age (😜) and literally always in support. May you laugh, dance and celebrate this beautiful life of you! I will for sure!💛🤩🥳🌻🦋🪷👯♂️😻💃🏻👑🐾🦊🦄🌸💫⭐️🔥🍒
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
Happiest Birthday my love! May your next turn around the sun be full of all the tenderness, fun, passion, deepening of being and big belly laughs you can absorb! PS thank you for always laughing at my humor and for being willing to laugh at yourself- you’re my favorite person to entertain. 🥰
I love you so much Teddy Bear @teddycharles35 💋🫶🏽❤️🥳🥖🥳🐶🌟🔥🧸
“I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist.
Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]
“I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist.
Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]
“I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist.
Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]
I see you 💛#FendiPeekaboo 🌟🌟
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“When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt.
Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]
“When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt.
Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]
“When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December.
#AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects.
[Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck.
Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt.
Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]
A LEGENDARY cover with legends by legendary talents! Thank you @stevenmeiselofficial for always creating iconic images and moments! @edward_enninful thank you for being a great leader in the industry and making real changes! Thank you to all of the glam teams @patmcgrathreal @guidopalau
Cover of legends for @britishvogue
@AdwoaAboah, @AdutAkech, @SimoneAshley, @VictoriaBeckham, @SelmaBlair, @Naomi, @Vittoria, @GemmaChan, @JodieMComer, @LaverneCox, @CindyCrawford, @MileyCyrus, @ArianaDebose, @CaraDelevingne, @JourdanDunn, @Palomija, @MissKarenElson, @CynthiaErivo, @LindaEvangelista, @JaneFonda, @KaiaGerber, @GigiHadid, @SalmaHayek, @The_Real_Iman, @MayaJama, @JameelaJamil, @KarlieKloss, @PreciousLeexoxo, @DuaLipa, @GuguMbathaRaw, #KateMoss, @LilaMoss, @RinasOnline, @IrinaShayk, @AnyaTaylorJoy, @CTurlington, @AmberValletta, @SerenaWilliams, @Oprah, @AnokYai photographed by @StevenMeiselOfficial and styled by @Edward_Enninful, with hair creative director @GuidoPalau, make-up creative director @patmcgrathreal , nails by @JinSoonChoi, hair colourist @LenaOtt, set design by @MaryHoward_SetDesign at @MHS_Artists, production by @ProdN_ArtAndCommerce and executive producer #RukRichards. With thanks to @JimmyMoff, Lars Nordensten, @HookPropsBK and @HighLineStages, New York for the March 2024 issue of @BritishVogue. ❤️❤️
A beautiful and memorable day with these incredible women for @britishvogue
@AdwoaAboah, @JourdanDunn, @Vittoria @MissKarenElson @Palomija, and @The_Real_Iman, photographed by @NedRogers and styled by @Edward_Enninful, with hair creative director @GuidoPalau, Oprah’s hair by @NicoleMangrumHair, Jameela’s hair by @TheNicoleBlais, Dua’s hair by @PeterLuxHair, Rina’s hair by @EvanieFrausto, Anya’s hair by @GregoryRussellHair, make-up creative director @PatMcGrathReal, Oprah’s make-up by @Derrick4Mkup, Dua’s make-up by @SamanthaLMUA, Rina’s make-up by @FrankieBoyd, Anya’s make-up by @GeorgieEisdell, Gemma’s make-up by @DanielMartin, Simone’s make-up by @HungVanngo, Oprah’s stylist @AnnabelleHarron, nails by @JinSoonChoi, hair colourist @LenaOtt, set design by @MaryHoward_SetDesign at @MHS_Artists, production by @ProdN_ArtAndCommerce and executive producer @RukRichards. Talent casting by @JillDemling, model casting by @MrsVoguester and @Janay_Bailey1, deputy director, global fashion network @LauraJaneIngham, fashion editor @EnieD, associate fashion editor @RebeccaPurshouse and fashion assistants @Char_Rutter, @InesCMourao, @AmanataA, @BiancaParisotto, @BillieRoseOwen, @JasmineFontaina and @Olivia.Jakubik. With thanks to @JimmyMoff, Lars Nordensten, @HookPropsBK and @HighLineStages, New York for the March 2024 issue of @BritishVogue.
![Amber Valletta Instagram - With the world at her feet, @AmberValletta stands for the planet. In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future and reflects on her decades-spanning career. “After a while, I realised how intensely disconnected I felt. I needed to take several steps back,” writes Valletta. “I educated myself about the climate crisis, quickly realising that, while it’s no one’s fault specifically, it’s everyone’s problem to solve. Despite what I may have thought at 15, there’s no such thing as separate worlds: they are one and the same, and they are at risk.” Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta wears a trench coat by @Burberry, jacket by @Toast, shirt by @IsseyMiyakeOfficial, hat by @PhilipTreacy and earrings by @Otiumberg. Photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image shows a close-up of Amber Valletta, a white woman with her blonde hair tied back, wearing a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown, and a brown trench coat, a light pink collared shirt peeking out at the neck. Trees in leaf are visible behind her, and above her head is the Vogue logo in pale yellow. Below her, it reads: “Amber Valletta. Sustainability Trailblazers: Fashion’s call to action”.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta25-Q1MqsN4567-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist. Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta19-uOElMJ2573-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist. Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta20-HK20WD140-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “I turn 50 this February, meaning I’ve worked in fashion for 35 years, and I’ve been a sustainability advocate for more than 20 of those, but in 2023 I hit a wall, mentally and physically,” confesses @AmberValletta. “The news just felt relentlessly bad – environmental and otherwise. I knew that, if I was ever going to get back on my feet, I needed to find a more sustainable approach to sustainability work.” In the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue, the model and climate advocate reveals her path towards a more conscious future – and how fashion is following her. Click the link in bio to read the interview and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the knees up, sitting in front of a haystack in what appears to be a barn. She looks directly at the camera, her blonde hair loosely tied up, and wears a white mid-length dress underneath a white cape with a white scarf tied around her neck. A large gold pendant, roughly the shape of a horseshoe, hangs at her sternum on a leather chain. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, in a clearing, a forest visible in the background behind her, looking directly at the camera. She is standing with her legs slightly splayed and wears a wide-brimmed dark brown hat, a ribbon tied around its crown. She has a pair of khaki trousers on, while a light pink collared shirt peeks out of the top of her brown trench coat, whose belt is tied insouciantly at her waist. Image three shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a pile of kindling and firewood. She wears a quilted floral sleeveless coat liner with an oversized zip over a silver metallic gown. The wind is blowing locks of her shoulder-length blonde hair across her face, and her right arm rests casually on a piece of wood.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta21-1SMrXT8462-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt. Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta24-6DFBbO7052-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt. Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta22-YSNuTu8456-819x1024.jpg)
![Amber Valletta Instagram - “When I returned to modelling in my 40s, I did so with an entirely different perspective on fashion,” writes @AmberValletta in the January 2024 issue of #BritishVogue. “We’ve got to shift our mindset about the environment from one of fear to joy and love, of sacrifice and enjoyment. It’s a relief to consume less, to no longer be burdened by possessions you never needed in the first place.” Click the link in bio to read the interview, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands Tuesday 19 December. #AmberValletta photographed by @CharlotteMWales and styled by @PoppyKain, with hair by #ShingoShibata, make-up by #KanakoTakase, nails by @TrishLomax, set design by @MaxBellhouse, movement director by @EricVonChristison and production by @FaragoProjects. [Image one shows Amber Valletta, a white woman, from the waist up. She is standing in a sun-dappled forest, her left hand in the pocket of her black double-breasted jacket, while her right hand is raised in front of her face as if to shade it from the winter light. The deliberately frayed cuffs of a white striped shirt peek out at the ends of her coat sleeves. She has gold and pearl earrings in her ears, with a detached shirt collar styled jauntily around her neck. Image two shows a full-length portrait of Amber Valletta, a white woman, standing in front of a haystack in an English country field. With her left leg, she kicks some dried grass into the air, her knee-length black boot visible beneath the hem of her long-sleeved prairie-style white dress, which is cinched at the waist with a wide black leather belt. Image three Amber Valletta, a white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, leaning her head on her arms, which are resting on the back of a piebald horse. She wears a rough brown jacket, and her left arm is extended out towards the camera. Trees and a wintry sky are visible in the background.]](https://www.gethucinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/AmberValletta23-tbik1w5827-819x1024.jpg)
