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To mark the end of the New York collections, director Bardia Zeinali and fashion editor Jorden Bickham invited the Hadid Family, Yolanda, Gigi, Bella, and Anwar to enjoy a small dinner wearing some of the chicest looks from the week. Then the spooky stuff happened.
The pop videographer, beloved by the likes of Petra Collins , Paris Hilton and Pat McGrath , is known for a mash-up style and distinct aesthetic that scored him a role as Vogue’s visual content creator, until leaving to pursue a freelance career. Bardia Zeinali grew up in Vancouver, Canada, dreaming of becoming a musician. However, he turned to video instead. While at Vogue, he posted clips of Anna Wintour in her office for the publication’s Snapchat and created short and quickly viral videos on celebrities like Beth Ditto, as well as recordings at the Women’s March in Washington DC and the post-election Trump protests. He also shot the videos at the Met Gala 2018, where he made photobooth-style clips with the Met as a backdrop, starring Rihanna, Katy Perry and Anna Wintour. In early 2018, he left Vogue to pursue a freelance career, scoring clients like pop star Troye Sivan along the way, for whom he made a video for his latest single, “Bloom.” Zeinali lives on the Lower East Side in New York.
Jorden Bickham is a stylist, creative director and fashion editor based in New York City. She is currently contributing fashion editor to AMERICAN VOGUE, a brand she has been aligned with for seven years. As fashion director of VOGUE.COM, she created the website’s voice for style and beauty in video, on social, through experiences, and in photographic portfolios, and covering everything from the haute couture to athleisure. The platform has allowed her to cultivate a new guard of emerging image-makers, such as GORDON VON STEINER, CHARLOTTE WALES and BARDIA ZEINALI. In her work on editorial and branded content, she has styled seminal beauty and digital fashion campaigns for MICHAEL KORS, ESTÉE LAUDER and LANE BRYANT. For VOGUE, she brings her directional eye, sense of humor, and narrative sensibility to the magazine’s pages each month, working with such diverse collaborators as ANTON CORBIJN, PAT MCGRATH and CASS BIRD.