With The Pink Fashion Show round the corner, the November issue of Malta’s leading fashion magazine reveals the brands and look on the anticipated catwalk, unveiling the face of this season’s event – digital influencer par excellence Sarah Zerafa.

The show, happening on November 13, gathers on one catwalk the top trends of the season. Pink’s show-stopper photoshoot gives a taste of what is in store on the night while the behind-the-scenes footage of the shoot on an Air Malta plane and in its line maintenance hangar at the airport can be viewed in the footage above.

But, apart from fashion and glamour galore, tomorrow’s issue, out with The Sunday Times of Malta, also carries in-depth stories, related to women from all walks of life, from a professional basketball player living with lupus to women with ADHD.

Research has, in fact, concluded that ADHD symptoms do persist into adulthood, affecting 65 per cent of grown-ups who had been diagnosed with the disorder in childhood. ADHD in adults is estimated to reach 2.5 per cent and Pink speaks to two mothers who never outgrew their condition and continue to share it with their kids, with whom the disorder is normally associated.

The women’s magazine introduces viewers to Malta’s ambassador for European Vocational Skills Week; a midwife and psychotherapist, who has opened her own holistic family therapy clinic; and two sisters who extol the healing powers of essential oils.

Mindfulness and overworking are topics that are also treated in the magazine with a strong health slant, while art, history culture, cookery and cars all find their usual spot.

Pink is a monthly magazine, published and produced by Allied Newspapers Ltd.