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  paragraph:Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert lives and breathes the motto “Being cool is a bore, being fun is glaMORE.” Take one glance at the budding fashion icon’s Instagram and you can tell by right away that, in her case, less is certainly not more. The moment Giovanna starts talking, she draws you in, providing a shiny-clear window into the hilariously kaleidoscopic world she’s created—one that began in Italy and now co-exists between New York City and Stockholm (along with every stop along the way). settings:times,18px---- ---- settings:half-width,align-right,---- paragraph: "I never leave my Italian-ness. I want to keep it wherever I go...I am...

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settings:half-width,align-center ---- paragraph: With her signature bangs, wicker basket and effortless embrace of denim for all occasions, English-born actress and singer Jane Birkin first captivated the world as the ultimate French fashion icon in the late 1960s. Half a century later, she remains a once-in-a-lifetime symbol of a carefree life and an offhand style that’s still impossible to imitate. But that hasn’t stopped women everywhere from trying, as photos of Birkin appear on mood boards and Instagram feeds the way they once occupied newspaper pages. Her impact may be more relevant now than ever before. The world keeps changing, but...

paragraph: The Los Angeles that Rashida Jones once knew is different than the one that exists now. The West Coast–born and bred writer/producer (it’s taken her a while to embrace that moniker) is known for her acting roles, but these days, it’s all about the other side of the camera—unless she finds a character to play who wholeheartedly “doesn’t give a shit.” We first met Rashida at Google Summer Camp in Sicily three and a half years ago and it’s been full-on ever since. The menswear-loving, New Year’s Eve–hating, Kendrick Lamar–blasting, left turning (more on that later) friend of FRAME...