Paloma Elsesser

Victoria’s Secret is changing course. The brand announced its officially ditching its famous Angels and replacing them with accomplished women from a range of backgrounds. Megan Rapinoe, Eileen Gu, Paloma Elsesser, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and more have been named as the new faces of the brand, ushering in a new era for Victoria’s Secret.

Paloma Elsesser has been slammed on social media for asking people to not post about anti-Semitism amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On Saturday, the Vogue cover girl posted a statement on Instagram Stories written by Anna Rajagopal, which calls on people to think twice before posting about anti-Semitism. "No one...

It’s a reunion for the ages! After a year on opposite coasts, four generations of Shockley-Elsessers finally come together, laden with the kind of jewelry worth holding dear—before eventually passing down. “My mother loves a lot of middle names,” McMahon says, “and I followed her lead, so Daschel’s full name...

Dua Lipa gave us a photo dump of selfies this past week. One included the pop star wearing the weirdest-hottest trend piece of the moment: a teeny-tiny vest. In another instance, she wore a pared-back tight black cropped top. Her accessory of choice? A clever, red puffer-style phone case by Urban Sophistication.

Whether she’s being snapped by a street-style photographer or walking for the likes of Alexander McQueen and Fendi, there are few models today with as inimitable a sense of style both on and off the runway as Paloma Elsesser. Her eye for fashion is underpinned by a deep knowledge of its history, which was on full display this weekend with the tiger print Roberto Cavalli dress she posted to Instagram.

Paloma Elsesser is taking us back to 2000 with her vintage animal-print Roberto Cavalli gown. If you were an Aaliyah fan, you would've quickly noticed that the dress Paloma was wearing was actually what the singer famously wore to the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards! If you need a little reminding, the Cavalli number featured super thin straps and had an asymmetrical hemline. Most importantly, it came in a yellow and black tiger print and even had a fuzzy trim along the hem of the gown. It looks like Paloma wore the dress to a wedding because she captioned the photo, "thee dress for thee wedding <3 love u 5ever more."

This weekend, Paloma Elsesser got dressed up to celebrate the wedding of actress and producer Tiffany Lighty and skateboarder Nick Katz. For the outdoor ceremony, the supermodel (with the help of her stylist Eric McNeal) chose a gold-and-black, tiger-striped slip dress with a cowl neck and an asymmetric hem lined with matching fur. “Thee dress for thee wedding,” she captioned an Instagram slideshow that showed off her dress and fishnet heels. “Love u 5ever more,” she finished, tagging the couple. While the Roberto Cavalli gown is very on-trend for today, thanks to its color and silhouette, the dress was designed more than 20 years ago for the Italian designer’s fall ‘00 collection — and it has quite the red carpet history.

For it’s 3rd episode of Coach Conversations, the fashion label’s YouTube series about culture, community and creativity, features model Paloma Elsesser, singer-songwriter Yuna and author, activist and entrepreneur Meena Harris. Initially launched in January 2021, the series last featured a discussion between Coach global ambassador Michael B. Jordan, Grammy-nominated artist...

In honor of Women's History Month, Meena Harris, Paloma Elsesser, and Yuna recently teamed up for a special episode of Coach Conversations to discuss the importance of representation and intersectionality. Paloma began by reflecting on her historic January Vogue cover, the first Vogue cover styled by a Black woman, saying it was a "profound honor" and it brought her a lot of "pride and joy." Meanwhile, Yuna spoke out about her music career and what it's been like to have full control of her music as an indie artist. "It seems impossible, but if you put your mind to it, you can definitely just do it your own way," she said.

It’s New York Fashion Week, and American designers are bringing their best to a non-traditional season. We’re all staying at home whenever possible, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dress up to add some levity to our days. That’s one of the takeaways from Vogue’s Creativity In Motion package, which launched online this week as well as in the March issue.

It’s easy to lose yourself in the fashion industry if you don’t have a sense of who you are. But Paloma Elsesser knows who she is. From the moment I met her, I could tell she’s the type of woman who walks to the beat of her own drum. You don’t know cool until you’ve met Paloma—­outgoing, dynamic and magnetic. She challenges the norm and refuses to conform to what society has set as the typical beauty standard. She reminds her friends, colleagues and fans to constantly be loud and take up space. In doing so, she’s helped so many women feel powerful within their own strong and beautiful bodies. We need more role models like Paloma telling young people that they are beautiful and worthy in the skin they are in. Paloma has arrived, and she is not going anywhere anytime soon.

Designer Telfar Clemens of Telfar and model Paloma Elsesser have landed a spot on TIME Magazine's 100 Next list, which the magazine calls "an expansion of the flagship TIME100 franchise that recognizes 100 individuals who are shaping the future and defining the next generation of leadership." A companion to TIME's...

Paloma Elsesser has had a big year. Around this time in 2020, the 28-year-old model and activist – an uncategorisable beauty whose curves, charisma and cool have made her one to watch in fashion – vaulted to the next level, career-wise, in a breakthrough season that saw her walk in Fendi and Alexander McQueen’s autumn/winter 2020 shows.

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In lieu of a New Years Resolution, Paloma Elsesser has her word of the year: joy. Following the chaos of a year that robbed us of that very emotion and then some, the IMG model says she has been prioritizing her happiness. Right now, as we chat over the phone, that happiness looks a lot like a bagel with scallion cream cheese and a bottle of orange juice. “I’m starving. I’m so sorry,” she apologizes in between placing her order from her car. Joy also looks like spending time laughing with her loved ones, or her newest investment—a house she and her boyfriend recently purchased upstate to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. What she craves now is peace, quiet, and stillness.

Details of Stuart Vever’s latest collaboration were teased barely a week ago but now the cat is out of the bag: the Coach x Champion collection dropped this morning, alongside a campaign featuring Paloma Elsesser and TikTok stars Wisdom Kaye, Maha Gondal, and Jeffrey Tung. The limited-edition range combines the...

It’s Paloma Elsesser’s world, and we’re just living in it! The model wrapped 2020 with two mega achievements under her belt—a Vogue cover and a Model of the Year accolade from Models.com—but that doesn’t mean she’s taking a break. The 29-year-old is kicking off 2021 with a stunning PORTER feature.

With the year coming to an end, Models.com has announced its 2020 Industry Awards, highlighting some of the most exciting faces in the fashion industry. In addition to Paloma Elsesser and Sora Choi, who are both crowned Model of the Year, the list features other standout names like Naomi Campbell, who is honored with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award.