A first Vogue France cover
Vogue France unveiled Amelia as its November cover star, photographed in New York by Steven Klein and styled by Paul Sinclaire.
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Amelia Gray
Amelia Gray is a Los Angeles-born model and mental health advocate whose work spans fashion runways, magazine covers and clothing and bag collaborations.
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vogue.frSee the Vogue France coverAn Allure cover with Gabbriette
Amelia and Gabbriette shared an Allure cover shoot by Bethany Vargas and a joint interview about beauty, personal style and the comparisons between them.
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Two takes on DKNY with Iris Law
Amelia and Iris Law fronted DKNY’s fall 2026 campaign, shot around New York by Mikael Jansson. They spoke to V about individuality and their earliest memories of the brand.
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Inside the V161 cover story
Amelia’s V161 story paired photographs by Luigi & Iango with a conversation about modeling as collaboration, creativity and personal growth. B. Åkerlund styled the shoot.
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Getting ready for the Vanity Fair Oscar party
Amelia wore a Revolve Los Angeles Raye gown to the Vanity Fair Oscar party. In a behind-the-scenes diary for Who What Wear, Amelia and makeup artist Sam Visser shared the dress and burgundy eye look.
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