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Petra Nemcova | People Magazine
Petra Nemcova for People Magazine
📸 | Mary Beth Koeth
Digi Javier | Sanchez
Photo Direction | Sarah Burrows
Hair & Makeup | Lola J Hair
Coco CG2
Coco Gauff for New Balance
NB Team Kirsten Rudberg Kevin Eichie
💪🏼 Jose Arizmendi Rebeca Mendizabal
Production Bryan Sheffield Wonderful Machine
Styling Mila Gonzalez Kastari
Hair Makeup Nordia Cameron-Cunningham
Retouching Bianca Carosio
Robert Raven Kraft | 50 Year Running Streak | Raven Run-Miami Beach
50 years of running, almost 15 years as a top model in my book 🏃🏻🖤 Happy Anniversary @robertravenkraftravenrun
Jamal Murray for New Balance
Jamal Murray for New Balance and Foot Locker
NB Team Kayla Lawrence & Jayson Johnson
📷 Mary Beth Koeth
💻 Javier Ignacio Sanchez
💪🏼 Gregory Brouillette & Dan O'Neil
Production Craig Oppenheimer Wonderful Machine
Styling Mila Gonzalez Kastari, Georgina Guarasci, Assist: Jenni Reece
PAs Mark Whitrock, Lily Fox
Hair Makeup Jenece Amella
Props Nikki Malloy Paulina Solski
Location Sara F.
Retouching Violaine Capra
“Coco vs. The Doubters"
📷 | Mary Beth Koeth for UPS 💻 | Javier Sanchez 💪🏼 | Jose Arizmendi & Pietro Milici Photo Buyer | Stills team unicorn Vanessa Griggs from The Martin Agency Production | Lobo
Coco Gauff
Blood Brothers | ESPN
Cameron and Cayden Boozer, twin sons of Duke legend Carlos Boozer, are two of the most highly touted high school basketball recruits in the country. But their most crucial assist came long before either set foot on a basketball court. A new episode of ESPN E60 updates the story of how the twins helped save the life of their older brother Carmani through an incredible chain of events more than 15 years ago.
📷 Mary Beth Koeth for ESPN
Photo Team Matthew Becker Nick Galac Robert Booth
Digi Javier I Sanchez
Cuban coffee bump Karla Bakery
JustWorks | Run your business. Don't let it run you.
Client | @justworks Stills | @mbkoeth Director | @clermonster Digi | @lightisbeauty Production | @overfedstarvingartist @tedlio Talent | @mattsnewmans @joyfilledjessica @itsritchierich
Coco Gauff for New Balance
Forbes | Jimmy Rane
How A Crime Fighting Cowboy Became Alabama’s Only Billionaire Matt Durot Mary Beth Koeth for Forbes
Jimmy Rane took over a tiny treated lumber business and used his showman’s flair for marketing to transform it into a major player. The Yella Fella from Abbeville is now Alabama’s richest person—and the lumberyard will never be the same.
Photo Director Robyn Selman
Photo Researcher Gail Toivanen
Digi Javier I Sanchez
ELLE for Kohler
ELLE for Kohler
A street artist challenging, social norms and fearlessly innovating with her craft, Elle has become renowned as a groundbreaking creator and muralist. She’s exhibited throughout the world—from the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London to a two-hundred-foot-tall projection onto the facade of the New Museum in New York.
Kohler’s Artist Editions™ collection featuring four trailblazing female artists from around the world will debut at Milan Design Week on April 18th.
🙏🏼 @producedbymakers and @kohler teams such a fun day at @hgab_studios
🖥️ @lightisbeauty
#Kohler150 #MilanDesignWeek2023 @ellestreetart
Masterclass | Alexis Ohanian
Alexis Ohanian Teaches Building Your Startup
Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian teaches you how to turn an idea into a startup. Get the advice he’s shared through his VC fund, Seven Seven Six.
Photographs by Mary Beth Koeth for Masterclass, Digi Javier Sanchez, Assist Miguel Mori, Photo Director Max Morse, Production Becca Selin
BIllboard | Lele Pons and Guaynaa
WITH A WEDDING ON THE HORIZON, LELE PONS AND GUAYNAA ARE MARRYING THEIR MUSIC, TOO. Soon to wed, the Venezuelan influencer and singer and the Puerto Rican musician will release their first album together.
Writing | Sigal Ratner-Arias
Photography | Mary Beth Koeth for Billboard
Assistants | Javier Sanchez, Jake Soper
Retouching | Violaine Capra
Rosalind Brewer | Masterclass
Famed businesswoman Rosalind Brewer has held leading positions at Walgreens Boots Alliance, Starbucks, Sam’s Club, Walmart, and other major companies. Learn about Rosalind’s assent up the corporate ladder at Masterclass.
📷 by Mary Beth Koeth
Digi Javier Sanchez
Assist Bryce France
Art Direction Max Morse
Production Becca Selin
Sam Bankman-Fried | AFR
Sam Bankman-Fried is worth $US16.5 billion, yet he drives a Toyota Corolla. He's spent $US1 billion bailing out cryptocurrency businesses, yet he thinks crypto has yet to prove it's had a positive impact, saying the industry is still 'pre-use case.' He's an advocate of Effective Altruism, and is vegan, yet he lives in the Bahamas, a tax haven. And he's on the cover of the Young Rich issue of The Australian Financial Review Magazine.
"A lot of this is being at the right place at the right time," he tells Mark Di Stefano, with whom he chatted about the 'crypto winter', about being tagged the 'Millennial Warren Buffett' and about Elon Musk, with whom he discussed acquiring Twitter. ("He moved markets, he moved everything.")
What does the future of entrepreneurialism look like? Pick up a copy of our Young Rich List issue to find out. Inside you'll find crypto, gaming, start-up founders trying to meet payroll, music, athleisure, unicorn balloons and Elvis.
Story by Mark Di Stefano
📷️ Mary Beth Koeth
Photo Editor Tim Beor
Meet Two Swamp Witches Saving the Everglades
Meet Two Swamp Witches Saving the Everglades
How Betsy Bullard and Wesley Locke's friendship was forged in the fight for the Everglades
Coco Gauff | ESPN
Coco Gauff ESPN Cover Story
Celebrity Cruises // Beyond // Saint-Nazaire, France
Celebrity Cruises // Beyond // Saint-Nazaire, France
Harold Evensky | Barron's Magazine
Harold Evensky, at his home in Key West, Florida. Cash Buckets Are Earning Their Keep as Markets Slide. Just Don’t Hold Too Much. Neil Templin Mary Beth Koeth for Barron's
This shoot, Harold, and Harold’s shirt filled my heart bucket. Thank you Nicole Silver and Sarina Finkelstein for this assignment.
https://www.barrons.com/amp/articles/cash-bucket-strategy-retirement-51652983335?fbclid=IwAR3VWmdHjI5aBhtnqPP1TTFP3oarBMxrdFkIllnSuyX8DbSwu5yhr_TjfOU
Chillie Falls | New York Times
A ‘Cruiser’ Sets Sail, Despite Covid
A return to the sea means a return to life for one die-hard cruiser.
📝 by Cristal Duhaime
📷 by Mary Beth Koeth for The New York Times
Photo Direction Leslie Dela Vega
🛳 ♥️ ✨ Chillie Falls
For people who make cruising a lifestyle, not just a pastime, being marooned on land was devastating. Charles Falls Jr., known as Chillie, is one of those cruisers who set sail as much as possible. He has been on 55 cruises and in recent years started hosting a YouTube show about the industry.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/26/opinion/a-cruiser-sets-sail-despite-covid.html
Nayla | Flamingo Magazine
