The interconnectedness of animal agriculture and the environment.

"A multitude of environmental problems our planet faces share a common instigator: animal agriculture and our reliance on meat and dairy products. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), global agriculture—dominated by livestock production and the grains grown to support it—accounts for 30% of greenhouse gas emissions. A 2006 study by the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) finds that 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions is directly attributable to livestock production, which is more than the emissions attributable to the entire transportation sector. Whichever number is relied upon, agricultural emissions are only going to increase as rising incomes and urbanization drive a global dietary transition towards increased consumption of meat and dairy products. The growing demand for animal agriculture is expected to be a major contributor to a roughly 80% increase in global greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector. This means that animal agriculture must be a central element of our efforts to mitigate climate change."

Art: Jo V Federiks

So. I saw this on the internet and although these are some stunning makeovers, I thought they were all wearing a lot of makeup, so I decided to make some 'natural makeup' versions.

In the following collages I put the original makeovers on top, and my version on the bottom.

“Taintless Collection,” the Marvellous Spring/Summer 2016 Lookbook from Cape Town Designer Lukhanyo Mdingi.

Unveiled during the recent South African Menswear Fashion Week in Cape Town, the latest offering from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology-educated designer follows his previously enthralling Fall 2015 and Pre-Fall 2015 collections.

Featuring various tones of dark blue hues, with his Taintless collection Mdingi’s aim was to seamlessly blur the gender-oriented lines between menswear and womenswear: “Instead of pertaining created pieces to one distinct gender, the aim was to create a collection that is for all individuals,” says the designer. 

Photographer: Travys Owen Models: Toyin Oneyene (Ice Genetics) and Gandhi Mukiza (Wicked Talent) Art Director: Gabrielle Kannemeyer MUA: Amori Birch Assistants: Miguel Brown and Jasleen Matharu

- Senegalese wrestlers . Dakar,Senegal . 10′