2018 Times times Endurance Almanac by Timwock (Tim Walker) Palm mirror

November 10, 2017, New York – The 2018 Times-Times Endurance Almanac was unveiled today at the Manhattan Center in New York. This year's Mirror photographer is Tim Walker (Tim Walker).

The 45th book Pirelli Almanac was filmed by Tim Walker (Tim Walker) in London in May 2017. The British photographer, renowned for his rich scenery and romantic themes, has redefined a very classical theme in English literature-Alice in Wonderland. His inspiration was inspired not only by the fantastic story written by Lewis (Lewis Carroll), but also by the illustrations of John Tanniel (John Tenniel) when the first edition of the book was 1865. Under the lens of Tim Walker (Tim Walker), the 2018 Times-Times Endurance Almanac finally presented an unprecedented ' wonderland ' with 20 extraordinary scenes made up of 28 images.

' Alice's story has been celebrated for years, ' Tim Walker (Tim Walker) said, ' I want to go back to the source of the imagination of Lewis (Lewis Carroll) to fully deduce the story. I want to find a new, original angle. '

To illustrate his vision, Tim Walker (Tim Walker) invited 18 models to participate in the filming, including already famous or rising red musicians, actors, fashion models and activists: ACAC (Adut Akech), Sudanese Australian model; Adeva APOA ( Adwoa Aboah), Ghanaian British model, feminist activist, Alfa Dia (Alpha Dia), Senegalese-German model, Jermain Hansu (Djimon Hounsou), Beninese American actor, model; Daki (Duckie Thot), South Sudanese Australian model; Aha Dukuren (Jaha Dukureh), Gambian women's rights activist; Kim Oousou (King Owusu), British model; Lil Yachty (Myers-Parkes-McCollum Miles Parks McCollum), American rap singer, Lupita Nyono (Lupita Nyong ' O), Mexican-Kenyan actor; Campbell (Naomi Campbell), British supermodel, Actor, Rupaul (RuPaul), American actor, television celebrity, songwriter, Sasha Leine (Sasha Lane), American actor, Diddy (Sean Combs), American rap artist, actor, record producer, entrepreneur, and Alex Woods (slick Woods) American model; Giando Houpa (Thando Hopa), South African model, lawyer; Whoopi Goldberg (Whoopi Goldberg), American actor, comedian, writer, moderator; Wilson Euima (Wilson Oryema), British model; Zoi Bedox (Zoe Bedeaux), British fashion stylist, designer, singer. The 2018 Times-Times Endurance Almanac model uses the entire African-American lineup, which is the second time in the history of Pirelli's calendar. In 1987, 5 beautiful black women, including the 16-year-old Campbell (Naomi Campbell), as well as models, writer and activist Wallis Diri, were photographed by British photographer Trens Donoman Terence Donovan's calendar. Waris Dirie).

Following last year's Almanac by Lindbergh (Peter Lindbergh), Walker chose to work with two powerful artists. The first is Na Heath (Shona Heath), Britain's leading creative director and set designer, and the second is fashion icon Edward Aininfer (Edward enninful). As the stylist of this year's almanac, he brought many wonderful shapes.

Donna (Shona) is responsible for the unforgettable scenes and devices in this almanac, creating a creative narrative way for Alice in Wonderland. Some of the best-known elements of the story were completely subverted, such as the White Rabbit turned into a black rabbit, while the Queen's Red Rose was painted black with cards. ' I'm trying to find new ideas, to explore the true meaning and focus of the story, and the extent to which it can be rewritten. In fact, the information we send through this almanac is very loyal to the original. ' Donna (Shona) shared the word.

Aininfer (enninful), the stylist of the Almanac, recently became the first black male editor-in-chief of British Vogue. This is how he evaluates his work: ' It's very meaningful to tell Alice's story to the new generation. Her adventures in Wonderland reflect the world today-the difficulties we overcome and the view of accepting differences. I grew up in London and often felt that I lived in a world of detective stories and fairy tales. Alice is one of my favorite characters in the novel. I even feel like I've had a fantastic trip with her, and all the interesting characters in her dreams have become my friends, except for the dreaded queen and her executioner son. A dark-skinned Alice image will allow children of all races to embrace the idea of pluralism in their childhood and feel the beauty of different skin tones. From a cultural point of view, we live in a pluralistic world. Such meaningful projects as Pirelli's Almanac allow people to see hope in a grim reality. '

Rob Doudlas Fi, a professor of English at Oxford University, a member of the Royal Society, the author of "Becoming Alice", and Hearst (Robert Douglas-fairhurst) commented: ' The interesting thing about this shoot is that Tim Walker (Tim Walker) Refusing to turn Wonderland into a relic of the Victorian age. ' Although Wonderland sounds like a magical place in his paper, it's a scary part of a lot of kids who have read this story. '

Alice herself was frightened by her dreams. Most of the creatures she encounters in her dreams are not lovely, but rather terrifying. In this Tim Walker (Tim Walker) 's calendar, Alice is no longer a child, but by the special beauty of the model Daki Duckie Thot play. The idea of her upbringing--her early arrival in Australia as a refugee in the Sudan--made her a Lewis, Carroll, and no one to rely on. At the same time, the Pirelli Almanac also confirms that the story of Lewis (Lewis Carroll) is still alive and realistic. '

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