Marimarth de Moor

Schirin Frosch

Daniel Murison

Jané Marais

Jack Mcleod

<p>Introducing Future Face, Jack Mcleod.</p><p><br /></p><p>Behind those brooding eyes and floppy curls, is a talented young man with a keen interest in graphic design, music and the pursuit of something more meaningful than a big Tik Tok following.</p><p>Get to know a bit more about him in our Q&amp;A.</p><p><br /></p><p>Q: How did you get scouted by ICE Models?</p><p><br /></p><p>A: I submitted photos&nbsp;via&nbsp;the website along with my sister in 2020. We then received emails from ICE showing&nbsp;interest. I visited ICE Models Cape Town in 2021&nbsp;for the first time to discuss possibly working with them one day, but while I completed my schooling in the Eastern&nbsp;Cape I had to be patient.&nbsp;I moved to Cape Town in early 2023 and&nbsp;signed with ICE. So far I have had some really great shoots and am learning so much about the industry and myself.</p><p><br /></p><p>Q: Other than modelling, what other interests do you have?</p><p><br /></p><p>A: My other interests include practicing mindfulness, I&nbsp;enjoy meditation, as&nbsp;well as gym and graphic design.&nbsp; I study at the Red and Yellow Creative School of business.</p><p><br /></p><p>Q: Favourite musician / band?</p><p><br /></p><p>A: If I had to pick one favourite musician, it would probably be Fred Again, but I love so many different types of artists and music.</p><p><br /></p><p>Q: Tell us something quirky about yourself?</p><p><br /></p><p>A: I have quite an odd sense of humour and I find random things funny. There is definitely more to&nbsp;me than meets the eye.</p><p><br /></p><p>Q: What is a dream campaign you would love to book one day?</p><p><br /></p><p>A: My dream campaign would probably be to work with Nike, because I love&nbsp;their clothing, shoes and gear.</p><p><br /></p><p>Model - Jack Mcleod (@jack_mcleod04)</p><p>Photographer - Caleb Abrahams (@capturewithcaleb)</p><p><br /></p><p>#fashion</p><p><br /></p>

Introducing Future Face, Jack Mcleod.


Behind those brooding eyes and floppy curls, is a talented young man with a keen interest in graphic design, music and the pursuit of something more meaningful than a big Tik Tok following.

Get to know a bit more about him in our Q&A.



Q: How did you get scouted by ICE Models?



A: I submitted photos via the website along with my sister in 2020. We then received emails from ICE showing interest. I visited ICE Models Cape Town in 2021 for the first time to discuss possibly working with them one day, but while I completed my schooling in the Eastern Cape I had to be patient. I moved to Cape Town in early 2023 and signed with ICE. So far I have had some really great shoots and am learning so much about the industry and myself.



Q: Other than modelling, what other interests do you have?



A: My other interests include practicing mindfulness, I enjoy meditation, as well as gym and graphic design.  I study at the Red and Yellow Creative School of business.



Q: Favourite musician / band?



A: If I had to pick one favourite musician, it would probably be Fred Again, but I love so many different types of artists and music.



Q: Tell us something quirky about yourself?



A: I have quite an odd sense of humour and I find random things funny. There is definitely more to me than meets the eye.



Q: What is a dream campaign you would love to book one day?



A: My dream campaign would probably be to work with Nike, because I love their clothing, shoes and gear.



Model - Jack Mcleod (@jack_mcleod04)
Photographer - Caleb Abrahams (@capturewithcaleb)



#fashion



Jack Mcleod Caleb Abrahams trains photographer

Jack Mcleod Calen Abrahams photographer

JACK MCLEOD | By Caleb Abrahams

Arjan Botma

<div>Riverdale meets Gossip Girl in this ivy league style campaign called College Collection for Les Benjamins ; featuring South African model Arjan Botma.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div><div><br /></div><div>Arjan shot this campaign whilst on stay in Istanbul, Turkey with True Models.</div><div><br /></div>

Riverdale meets Gossip Girl in this ivy league style campaign called College Collection for Les Benjamins ; featuring South African model Arjan Botma.  

Arjan shot this campaign whilst on stay in Istanbul, Turkey with True Models.


South African model Arjan Botma features in the Les Benjamins campaign, shot in Turkey

Arjan Botma Les Benjamins Fashion Campaign

Arjan Botma | Les Benjamins

Max Penny

<div>Tweed, a perm, bangs and an orange vintage shell tracksuit headline the styling in this edgy, 80&#39;s inspired editorial by photographer Luke Houba, featuring Future Face Max Penny.&nbsp; We are obsessed with this creative collaboration and Max channeling her inner Cindy Lauper.</div><div><br /></div><div>Photographer @lukehouba (represented by Supernova)&nbsp;</div><div>Hair and makeup @johanni_creative</div><div>Styling by @liezlfranken_thestylist and co-styled @semelnes</div><div>Studio @shunshincoza</div><div><br /></div>

Tweed, a perm, bangs and an orange vintage shell tracksuit headline the styling in this edgy, 80's inspired editorial by photographer Luke Houba, featuring Future Face Max Penny.  We are obsessed with this creative collaboration and Max channeling her inner Cindy Lauper.

Photographer @lukehouba (represented by Supernova) 
Hair and makeup @johanni_creative
Styling by @liezlfranken_thestylist and co-styled @semelnes
Studio @shunshincoza



South African star on the rise, Max Penny, features in this 80's inspired editorial by photographer Luke Houba

Future Face Max Penny by Photographer Luke Houba

Max Penny | by Luke Houba

<p>Max is somewhat of an enigma.&nbsp; A pixie that somehow skipped her way into an international model agency and began her journey as a Future Face with ICE Models.&nbsp; </p><p>Photographer Pieter De Jager was inspired by this muse in his Kaleidoscopic editorial for L’Officiel.&nbsp; Future forward styling by Jelena Jablanovic and hair by Natasha Papadopoulos compliment the tone for this story.</p><p>Gen Z is inexplicable and unapologetic.</p>

Max is somewhat of an enigma.  A pixie that somehow skipped her way into an international model agency and began her journey as a Future Face with ICE Models.  Photographer Pieter De Jager was inspired by this muse in his Kaleidoscopic editorial for L’Officiel.  Future forward styling by Jelena Jablanovic and hair by Natasha Papadopoulos compliment the tone for this story – Gen Z is inexplicable and unapologetic.

Max Penny LOfficiel Fashion Editorial

Max Penny | L'Officiel

Chelsea Murray

Thomas Leach

<p>At the Vanguard of Fashion and Arts, Numero Magazine creates a capsule of diversity, portraying non commercial elements with interesting features.&nbsp;</p><p><br /></p><p>Stylist, Samuel Francois, pulled pieces from various iconic designers, such as Bottega Venetta; Balmain and Miu Miu. This brought to life a special uniqueness and an imaginative periodic feel in both styling and selection in model.&nbsp;</p><p><br /></p><p>Models Rasaq Akinwunmi and Thomas Leach portray futuristic fashion amidst a landscape where time seemingly stood still.&nbsp;</p><p><br /></p><p>Models - Rasaq Akinwunmi (@don_rasaq) &amp; Thomas Leach (@thomas_ho_leach)</p><p>Magazine - Numero Magazine (@numeromagazine)</p><p>Photographer - Pieter Hugo (@pieter.hugo.official)</p><p>Fashion Director - Samuel Francois (@mistersamuelf)</p><p>Hair &amp; make up - Anja Fichtenmayer (@mistersamuelf)</p><p>Production - Baker &amp; Co (@bakerandcoprod)</p><p><br /></p><p>#Editorial #Diversity</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>

At the Vanguard of Fashion and Arts, Numéro Magazine creates a capsule of diversity, portraying non commercial elements with interesting features. 

Stylist, Samuel Francois, pulled pieces from various iconic designers, such as Bottega Venetta; Balmain and Miu Miu.
This brought to life a special uniqueness and an imaginative periodic feel in both styling and selection in model. 

Models Rasaq Akinwunmi and Thomas Leach portray futuristic fashion amidst a landscape where time seemingly stood still.

Models - Rasaq Akinwunmi (@don_rasaq) & Thomas Leach (@thomas_ho_leach)
Magazine - Numéro Magazine (@numeromagazine)
Photographer - Pieter Hugo (@pieter.hugo.official)
Fashion Director - Samuel Francois (@mistersamuelf)
Hair & make up - Anja Fichtenmayer (@anja_fichtenmayer)
Production - Baker & Co (@bakerandcoprod)

#Editorial #Diversity

Rasaq Akinwunmi Thomas Leach Pieter Hugo Numero Miu Miu Bottega Venetta Balmain Fendi Rimona

Rasaq Akinwunmi Thomas Leach Numero Pieter HUgo

Rasaq & Thomas | By Pieter Hugo

Meeca McClelland

Theo Ching

Mila Van der Horst

Fashion makes its own rules and the latest Browns campaign is no exception.&nbsp; Leather, denim, layers, statement shoes, androgyny and fluidity took centre stage in the AW22 collection.

Fashion makes its own rules and the latest Browns campaign is no exception.  Leather, denim, layers, statement shoes, androgyny and fluidity took centre stage in the AW22 collection.

International model Mila van der Horst features in the latest Browns AW22 Collection

Mila van der Horst features in the Browns AW22 Collection

Mila van der Horst | Browns AW22 Collection

Chelcy Steyn

<div>Future Face, Chelcy Steyn features in Faddy Magazine’s Wild Dunes editorial by photographer Anna Dabrowska.</div><div><br /></div><div>Shot on location in Cape Town, with earthy tones curtesy of Calvin Klein and Max Mara curated by stylist Petra Tielmann.&nbsp; Makeup by Anja Fichtenmayer.</div><div><br /></div>

Future Face, Chelcy Steyn features in Faddy Magazine’s Wild Dunes editorial by photographer Anna Dabrowska.

Shot on location in Cape Town, with earthy tones curtesy of Calvin Klein and Max Mara curated by stylist Petra Tielmann.  Makeup by Anja Fichtenmayer.


Future Face, Chelcy Steyn features in fashion editorial for Faddy Magazine, photographed by Anna Dabrowska

Chelcy-Steyn-Faddy-Magazine

Chelcy Steyn | Faddy Magazine

Ruby Dixon

Bernard Buys

Jordan Hickman

<div>Iconic fashion designer and Creative Director of Balmain, Olivier Rousteing sat down with Vogue to recount a life changing journey to South Africa, to film a fashion film and documentary debuting the visionary collection with Disney for The Lion King.</div><div><br /></div><div>Olivier speaks candidly about the journey of self-discovery, tracing his roots back to Africa and what it meant to him to connect with the continent of his birth heritage.</div><div><br /></div><div>In an emotional interview, he shares a moment with our very own Carmen Hickman that resonated deeply with him and which he will carry with him forever.</div><div><br /></div><div>Carmen is not only a model, she is a mother and inherently maternal figure; and so it was a natural improvisation in a tender moment with Olivier that led her to share words that shaped his experience whilst filming.</div><div><br /></div><div>Herewith a few exerts from the interview with Vogue.</div><div><br /></div><div>&quot;The Disney x Balmain: The Lion King collection has been immortalised in a short film by Nigerian director Femi Oladigbolu. Shot across the Western Cape region of South Africa, Rousteing takes on the leading role. The film stars a selection of models wearing his designs that were cast from all over Africa; countries including Kenya, Namibia, Rwanda and Tanzania. As Rousteing puts it, this furthers the cultural impact of the collaboration, “giving local people the chance to shine”. The film itself focuses on the concept of destiny - and in a similar vein to the narrative of The Lion King - Rousteing experienced a personal full-circle moment while filming.&nbsp;</div><div><br /></div><div>Actor Carmen Hickman, when playing the wise older Black woman who’s supposed to reveal his future, decided to improvise on set. “She said to me: ‘Don’t forget this is your continent, this is where you come from, and you are loved here. You will always be loved,’” Rousteing explains, hand on heart. “It was magical.”</div><div><br /></div><div>We are incredibly proud of Carmen, not only for a career defining campaign, but for sharing a part of herself with Olivier, adding depth and purpose to his experience in Cape Town.</div><div><br /></div><div>Carmen&#39;s daughter and Future Face Jordan Hickman also features in the short film and campaign images, as well as accomplished fashion model Sisipho Ntsabo.</div><div>A client of this calibre shooting in our Mother City was not only uplifting to the careers of the models at ICE, but also to the film and fashion industry in Cape Town as a whole.&nbsp;</div><div><br /></div><div>For the full article please visit https://www.vogue.co.uk/bc/disney-and-balmains-the-lion-king-collection</div><div>As well as the Balmain website https://us.balmain.com/en/experience/disney-x-balmain-the-lion-king</div><p>This project was proudly cast by Cape Town based casting director Iain Milne of Casting Co and facilitated by Groundglass production company.<br /></p><div><br /></div>

Iconic fashion designer and Creative Director of Balmain, Olivier Rousteing sat down with Vogue to recount a life changing journey to South Africa,  to film a fashion film and documentary debuting the visionary collection with Disney for The Lion King.

Olivier speaks candidly about the journey of self-discovery, tracing his roots back to Africa and what it meant to him to connect with the continent of his birth heritage.

In an emotional interview, he shares a moment with our very own Carmen Hickman that resonated deeply with him and which he will carry with him forever.

Carmen is not only a model, she is a mother and inherently maternal figure; and so it was a natural improvisation in a tender moment with Olivier that led her to share words that shaped his experience whilst filming.

Herewith a few exerts from the interview with Vogue.

"The Disney x Balmain: The Lion King collection has been immortalised in a short film by Nigerian director Femi Oladigbolu. Shot across the Western Cape region of South Africa, Rousteing takes on the leading role. The film stars a selection of models wearing his designs that were cast from all over Africa; countries including Kenya, Namibia, Rwanda and Tanzania. As Rousteing puts it, this furthers the cultural impact of the collaboration, “giving local people the chance to shine”. The film itself focuses on the concept of destiny - and in a similar vein to the narrative of The Lion King - Rousteing experienced a personal full-circle moment while filming. 

Actor Carmen Hickman, when playing the wise older Black woman who’s supposed to reveal his future, decided to improvise on set. “She said to me: ‘Don’t forget this is your continent, this is where you come from, and you are loved here. You will always be loved,’” Rousteing explains, hand on heart. “It was magical.”

We are incredibly proud of Carmen, not only for a career defining campaign, but for sharing a part of herself with Olivier, adding depth and purpose to his experience in Cape Town.

Carmen's daughter and Future Face Jordan Hickman also features in the short film and campaign images, as well as accomplished fashion model Sisipho Ntsabo.
A client of this calibre shooting in our Mother City was not only uplifting to the careers of the models at ICE, but also to the film and fashion industry in Cape Town as a whole. 

For the full article please visit https://www.vogue.co.uk/bc/disney-and-balmains-the-lion-king-collection
As well as the Balmain website https://us.balmain.com/en/experience/disney-x-balmain-the-lion-king

This project was proudly cast by Cape Town based casting director Iain Milne of Casting Co and facilitated by Groundglass production company.

Olivier Rousteing Balmain Lion King Collection in Cape Town with models Carmen Hickman Jordan Hickman Sisipho Ntsabo featured in Vogue

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