Hannah Dodd and Claudia Jessie posed together for the Pandora x Bridgerton Collection campaign in 2026, styled in elegant gowns and layered jewelry against a soft blue backdrop.
Naomi Watts appears in Woman & Home South Africa January 2026, reflecting on resilience, reinvention, and her journey from childhood challenges to global fame and advocacy.
January 2026. Beige gradient backdrop, bold typography stamped “STILL RISING.” Naomi Watts framed in words more than images, her story carried by text rather than fabric or pose.
Her journey reads uneven, lived‑in. Childhood marked by loss, father gone early, mother a designer, artistry humming in the background. England, Wales, then Australia — constant movement, accents shifting, sadness stitched into memory but never without love. Acting came sideways, through modeling, wardrobe work, styling. Then a friend’s invitation to an acting workshop cracked something open. She said yes. That yes became the pivot.
Hannah Walters and Stephen Graham attended the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards in Santa Monica on January 4, 2026, with Walters in a black gown and Graham in formal attire.
Santa Monica, January 4th. Red carpet rolled out, sponsor logos scattered across the backdrop — FIJI Water, Milagro Tequila, E!, Versant. Hannah Walters standing against it, gown long, posture steady.
Her look: black dress, neckline deep, fabric flowing. The silhouette clean, hemline brushing the carpet. Hair styled neat, makeup soft. No heavy jewelry visible, no glitter overload. Just gown, heels, and presence.
