Gemma Ward Takes Her 38th Vogue Cover, Lensed by Virginie Khateeb for Vogue Poland AOC Fashion

Australian model and actor Gemma Ward, mother to three children with her partner David Letts, covers the April 2024 issue of Vogue Poland [IG]. It’s Ward’s 38th cover, lensed by Virginie Khateeb [IG], with styling by Lorna McGee./ Hair by Roku Roppongi; makeup by Sandra Cooke

Knowing that AOC featured Gemma and David and their [then] two kids Naia and Jet in a cover story of the December 2019 issue of Vogue Australia, we made it our Renewed feature for March 27.

The family is photographed in the Australian Outback at Ti Tree Lake.

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Ti Tree Lake

Ancient Ti Tree Lake is located in the heart of the Australian Outback, nestled within the vast and rugged landscapes of the Northern Territory. This remote and pristine lake is surrounded by ancient ti trees, from which it derives its name.

Located in the Ti Tree Lake Aboriginal Area created in July 2010, the site — believed to be 20 million years old — is renowned for its tranquil beauty and spiritual significance to the indigenous communities of the region.

Visitors to this sacred site are struck by the peacefulness and serenity that pervades the area, making it a place of reflection and connection with nature.

Ti Tree Lake serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and the deep spiritual connection to the land that defines the Australian Outback and we will be investigating it further.

Image: Derek Henderson for Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton Environmental Action in Australia

Louis Vuitton shared end of February 2024, the first results of its five-year partnership to preserve and restore biodiversity across the vast Australian natural reserve. AOC will initially report on Vuitton’s restoration efforts in a 400,000-hectare area on the Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, Australia.

The world’s largest luxury brand’s has partnered with their long-standing collaboration between the Maison and Dr. Daniel Natusch, an Australian biologist with extensive experience in the area. Dr. Natusch has a long involvement in research in Cape York, both during his doctoral thesis and after creating People For Wildlife in 2020.

Standing on the very tip of the Australian continent, you will discover the oldest rainforest in the world — and that is a trulyamazing, heart-tightening, tearful concept. ~ Anne