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Moroccan-British model Nora Attal has been rising up through the fashion ranks since the age of 16, when JW Anderson chose her as his muse for his Spring 2014 campaign. Attal is now a go-to runway model for the likes of Céline, Versace, Prada, and Loewe, and has just starred in the JW Anderson X Uniqlo campaign for Fall 2017. Yesterday it was announced that the Arab model had landed her first British Vogue cover, alongside Edie Campbell, Kate Moss (who has 31 British Vogue covers to date), Stella Tennant, and Jean Campbell, for the all-important September 2017 issue. The shoot was photographed by Mario Testino and styled by Lucinda Chambers.
Nora Attal wears a Whistles jacket, Uniqlo sweater, and The Kooples jeans in the April issue of Vogue Arabia. Photographed by Ward Ivan Rafik and styled by Julia Brenard
Our colleagues at Vogue UK stated: “The joint cover represents the past, present, and future of modeling.” This is the final issue edited by Alexandra Shulman, who stepped down in June after 25 years and 306 editions of British Vogue.
Nora Attal wears a Monographie at Harrods shirt, River Island dress, and Mansur Gavriel mules in the April issue of Vogue Arabia. Photographed by Ward Ivan Rafik and styled by Julia Brenard
Vogue Arabia looks back at Attal’s best runway walks and name-checks her as one of the leading Arab models, among Imaan Hammam, the Hadid sisters, and Rania Benchegra.
See Nora Attal’s JW Anderson X Uniqlo campaign here
