Vogue Williams has become the latest to be photographed by world famous photographer, Rankin - as she becomes the face of her husband's alcohol free brand, CleanCo.
The Dubliner reveals an image of her baby bump – just weeks before she is due to give birth to her third child.
The Howth native is mum to Theodore and Gigi and the 36-year-old is preparing to welcome her third baby - another boy – in April.
In a new picture ahead of Mother’s Day on March 27, Vogue shows off her baby bump shot by the renowned British portrait and fashion photographer, John Rankin Waddell, known as Rankin.
The image sees Vogue wearing denim jeans and a white shirt as she raises a glass of her husband Spencer Matthews CleanCo's alcohol free Gin and Tonic.
Spencer took to his Instagram to show off his business' new campaign image that features Vogue.
He explained that Vogue is going to be the face of CleanCo's new Alcohol Free Spirits.
Spencer also shared a video of Vogue seeing her picture for the first time on a billboard.
She was thrilled when she spotted her picture while she was in a taxi.
Spencer captioned the post saying: "My BEAUTIFUL wife is the face of our new “Alcohol Free Spirits” campaign ahead of Mother’s Day.
"@CleanCo’s campaign is a celebration of people and their busy lifestyles.
"Free Spirits, who live life to the full and throw caution to the wind, through a balanced relationship with alcohol.
"@VogueWilliams, seen here enjoying a signature Clean G&T, embodies this nature - juggling parenthood, pregnancy and a full work schedule without inhibition or compromise. She is confident, strong and exudes positivity.
"It’s also a cool play on words, given that we sell non-alcoholic spirits!
"We are currently donating 20% of all sales to Happy Kids Poland, who are carrying out the important job of evacuating orphans out of Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict."
Rankin is arguably Britain's most successful export to the fashion industry and one of the world's leading photographers.
His instantly recognisable work and star-studded portfolio — which includes The Queen and David Bowie — has defined decades of portrait and fashion photography. He even counts supermodel Heidi Klum as a close pal.
He was also a favourite photographer to U2.
Speaking about working with the band, he previously said in an interview in 2020: “I’ve come to Ireland a lot because of that, but I’ve photographed them in Nice, guerrilla-style outside the Monte Carlo Casino, and went onstage with them in Miami.
“U2 are a gift for photographers. They’re easy to photograph because they don’t hate the process, and they’re creative in their image making as much as they are in their music making – they see it as a whole package.
“And Bono is a gorgeous man, both physically and in personality. The last time I saw him, as he was walking in, he said within earshot: ‘it’s funny how you don’t realise you’ve missed someone until you’re about to meet them again’. But you must get loads of people who say, ‘yeah I know Bono’. He knows everybody. Sorry to be a cliche.”
