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Iris Law and Willow Smith have shown off their striking short-hair in powerful new images.
The pair join Hong Kong’s latest it-girl Ayla on the cover of Vogue Hong Kong’s February Youthquake triple-covers issue.
All three are dressed by Ralph Lauren and photographed by Luigi and Iango.
Law appears in a dark blazer and waistcoat, with high-waisted white underpants and large embossed belt buckle.
The model-turned-actress first revealed her daring blonde buzz cut in July last year, ahead of her debut acting role as a 70s punk star in upcoming series Pistol, describing it as “liberating”.
Smith is shown draping a leather jacket over light coloured shirts and a bolo tie.
Ayla, known by her Chinese name Sham Yuet, is pictured in a striking red jacket over a bright yellow roll-neck jumper.
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