Vogue Paris June / July 2010 : Kate Moss by Mario Sorrenti

[Harumi]

Catherine Mcneil photographed by Claudia Knoepfel and Stephan Indlekofer:



my scans

[AlbertNoir]

First picture is amazing!!!!!! Thanks Harumi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jakey_g]

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gorgeous Catherine.
karma Harumi

[debora25]

Originally Posted by storm1899

^someone mentioned here it's about the lives of 5 top models , Sasha, Freja, Natasha, and two others i can't remember

The two others are Constance and Sessilee. The other documentary is about Iselin beauty editorial.

[greyeyes]

thank you for scanning Catherine's ed , she looks stunning
can't wait to get my issue, to see it all in print. i'm glad everybody's happy with the content.

[Harumi]

Per Request, Freja Beha and Lara Stone by Terry Richardson (Part I):



scanned by me

[SlovesNY]

Originally Posted by naya

Can wait to see Catherine's ed now, definitely getting this issue.

Love Constance's ed, the styling is great!

yes indeed!

[Harumi]

Part II:



my scans

[SlovesNY]

I really can't wait for my copu to arrive, it's been a long time since I've been so excited over Vogue Paris

[Thanatos]

Thanks for scanning Cat's bit Harumi, she looks really good.

[eneroenero]

Thank Harumi!

[Emmanuel]

The documentary was great. It followed the 5 models (Sasha, Freja, Natasha, Constance and Sessilee) during last Paris Fashion Week. You get to see them backstage at Dior, Lanvin, Karl Lagerfeld, Balmain, Isabel Marant..., going to casting calls, fittings, rushing to go from one show to another, at their hotel. Sasha was particularly interesting. I did not know that she was an artist for instance, and I found her very likeable. Otherwise, Freja oozes charisma.

[gossiping]

catherine looking stunning

[Harumi]

DVD Review:

There are three features on the DVD:

1# A 52mins documentary produced by Loic Pingent. If you are familiar with his style, you'll know what to expect. Emmanuel gave a pretty good synopsis.
Imo the movie is very enlightening as to exactly how hectic and demanding the life of a model is. We see the glamorous side (with Constance shown living at the Crillon during fashion week) but we also see the exhaustion, the fear of rejection (in particular in Sessilee case) and the pressure these girls have to deal with. You end up realising this is a really taxing job and the girls deserve every dollar they make.
The movie also repeatedly address the fairly scandalous under-usage of Sessilee. In a particularly heartbreaking scene, she is seen trying on a Sonia Rykiel grey suit in which she looks outstanding but then we see that she wasn't cast in the actual show but replaced by a blonde model who looked just bland in the same outfit*.
Sasha was the revelation, imo. I was utterly charmed by her: she's such a sweet little girl at heart.
Overall, a great documentary

*disclaimer, the model didn't look bland because she was blond, she was bland for the look period and especially in comparison to Sessilee. The point I'm making is that it's obvious from the video that Sessille, despite fitting the look admirably, wasn't cast because the designer was favouring blond girls, by her own admission.

2# A short 2mins feature on the Dior show make-up.

3# A 10mins making-of the beauty ed with Iselin (much like the Daria feature last month).
Absolutely hilarious! Tyen is one crazy b**** on steroids! His hysteria is just something really special.


A preview from the documentary:

Since the movie is not a Vogue production but a Loic Pingent production and will be aired on TV in June, I don't feel like uploading a lot of it for fear of infringing copyright. I will just leave you with some clips showing models in their down time.
I made the movie with Imovie so I apologize for the weird formatage (the screen was cropped during conversion, I can't do anything about that) and know that the transition thingies are mine.

Enjoy:

[FrenchCactus]

Originally Posted by Emmanuel

The documentary was great. It followed the 5 models (Sasha, Freja, Natasha, Constance and Sessilee) during last Paris Fashion Week. You get to see them backstage at Dior, Lanvin, Karl Lagerfeld, Balmain, Isabel Marant..., going to casting calls, fittings, rushing to go from one show to another, at their hotel. Sasha was particularly interesting. I did not know that she was an artist for instance, and I found her very likeable. Otherwise, Freja oozes charisma.

I agree. I didn't think much of Sasha and Freja personality wise before, but after seeing the documentary I found them very likeable.