In 1986, Madonna released the album ‘True Blue’, inspired by vintage 50′s and 60′s aesthetic. Personal experiences, a more mature look and a lot of famous singles took part of this record: from ‘Live to tell’ to ‘True blue’, from ‘Papa don’t preach’ to ‘Open your heart’. Jean Baptiste Mondino, the fashion photographer and music video director, worked with Madonna for the first time in this project, where the diva and young male model Felix Howard dressed up in grey suits, a closed shirt and a hat. Vogue UK recently launched its June issue, showing a ‘London Pride’ editorial by Alasdair Burns, with Ian McKellen, Vivienne Westwood, and Edie Campbell among others. One picture features Pixie Geldof and Rafferty Law, son of Jude and Sadie, both dressed as Madonna and Howard on the now classic music video.