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from facebook group Emmanuelle Alt, l'îcone de Vogue Paris
from facebook group Emmanuelle Alt, l'îcone de Vogue Paris
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this is why I love Em, she could be all up high because of her position but she always seems willing to talk to bloggers, photographers, etc...
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and that's basically why carine was fired. i think that, as much as i love emmanuelle, she should remain a fashion director, just as carine should never have been an EIC... one forgets that besides eds, there's also written content in magazines, and one of the drawbacks of carine was that under her reign the written content of VP wasn't very good. i don't think that emmanuelle would resolve this problem with poor written content for VP
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^but alot of editors are consultants for brands, the Fashion Director for UK Vogue Lucinda Chambers is a consultant for Marni, and Katie Grand is Consultant to Louis Vuitton, Giles, Ungaro, ect, so i think thats purely a rumor....
But i think Emmanuelle would be perfect for the post of Editor in Chief, i think she would follow the same DNA Carine created, which i think has worked so well for Vogue Paris, since Carine & Co started in 2001 circulation was up 45% so that proves that there was nothing wrong with what they were doing.....
But i think Emmanuelle would be perfect for the post of Editor in Chief, i think she would follow the same DNA Carine created, which i think has worked so well for Vogue Paris, since Carine & Co started in 2001 circulation was up 45% so that proves that there was nothing wrong with what they were doing.....
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^i'm not sure the conversation should go that road ...
but basically when you fire someone, you want to hire someone new ... not someone who'll be doing the same thing (eventhough, i doubt both would do the same. they were a great combo, but don't have the same aesthetic in the roots ...)
i wonder why we haven't heard E.ALT, yet, btw.
idk exactly when the circulation figures raised, but the reader was different when CR took over, and around 2005-2006 ... The magazine then changed ...
but basically when you fire someone, you want to hire someone new ... not someone who'll be doing the same thing (eventhough, i doubt both would do the same. they were a great combo, but don't have the same aesthetic in the roots ...)
i wonder why we haven't heard E.ALT, yet, btw.
idk exactly when the circulation figures raised, but the reader was different when CR took over, and around 2005-2006 ... The magazine then changed ...
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^I was just merely stating a fact.
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I'd love if she got the job, but I don't think she will.
I was about to post the same thing regarding other Conde Nast editor's part-time consults. I think both Olivier Lalanne and E Alt would be a good choice as EIC, it'd be painful to see someone new and set up a complete new team at VP (e.g. W under Stefano Tonchi). Both would make a good transition and Carine's current VP readers would stay.
I mean, let's face it, fitting into CR's shoe is like that of Hedi Slimane's at Dior Homme or Tom Ford's Gucci. Furthermore, I honestly don't wanna see Virginie Mouzat (of Le Figaro) to get the role.
Also, what's that thing about Roitfeld's or Alt's writing content standard? Com'on, Conde Nast should know and expect that, as they know perfectly well about their *stylist* background, and probably hire 'em for that, NOT their writing skill, so don't complain now. Don't forget Anna Wintour dropped out at 16 and did styling also as editor at Bazaar and New York. Plus, many know that French somehow sadly see fashion superficial and skin deep, therefore, I guess they don't buy VP for the sake of literature or deep article. As for those who like fashion and buy VP, I guess they might be as "visual-oriented" as many others.
I mean, let's face it, fitting into CR's shoe is like that of Hedi Slimane's at Dior Homme or Tom Ford's Gucci. Furthermore, I honestly don't wanna see Virginie Mouzat (of Le Figaro) to get the role.
Also, what's that thing about Roitfeld's or Alt's writing content standard? Com'on, Conde Nast should know and expect that, as they know perfectly well about their *stylist* background, and probably hire 'em for that, NOT their writing skill, so don't complain now. Don't forget Anna Wintour dropped out at 16 and did styling also as editor at Bazaar and New York. Plus, many know that French somehow sadly see fashion superficial and skin deep, therefore, I guess they don't buy VP for the sake of literature or deep article. As for those who like fashion and buy VP, I guess they might be as "visual-oriented" as many others.
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This thread should be named Emmanuelle Alt - Editor-in-chief, Vogue Paris
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Emmanuelle Alt hailed as new editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris
Emmanuelle Alt is appointed editor in chief of Vogue Paris, Xavier Romatet announcement, Chairman of Conde Nast France. This appointment follows the departure of Carine Roitfeld and will be effective from 1 February 2011. Stylist and fashion editor for talent is recognized and respected internationally, Emmanuelle Alt 10 years was fashion editor of Vogue Paris. Emma has spent his entire career in fashion where after several years of collaboration in IT and many women's magazines, in 1993 she became fashion editor of the magazine 20 years. It occupies the same office for the magazine Mixed from 1998 and joined Vogue in Paris in 2000. Vogue Paris is doing very well and I wanted to entrust the editorship to someone who can provide continuity while bringing new life, "said Xavier Romatet. "Emma has all the professional and personal qualities needed to continue to do Vogue Paris referent of the world's leading fashion magazines. Vogue Paris must be a collective venture passionate glances where the most creative and most diverse on fashion, beauty, expressed through the collaboration of the greatest photographers and stylists Emmanuelle very familiar. I give him full confidence and lead to embody this demanding and prestigious brand and make it live in all its dimensions, including that of digital development, "added Xavier Romatet. Emmanuelle Alt is now so totally devoted exclusively to his new position.
"It's a great honor for me, but also a great pleasure to get to the head of Vogue Paris that I know very well," said Emmanuelle Alt "while working with very talented teams, I will try to develop the incredible potential of Vogue Paris, "she adds. Emma will work closely with Olivier Lalanne, deputy editor of Vogue Paris whose scope of responsibilities is widened. Olivier Lalanne ensure only the editorship of Vogue Hommes International
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Emmanuelle Alt is appointed editor in chief of Vogue Paris, Xavier Romatet announcement, Chairman of Conde Nast France. This appointment follows the departure of Carine Roitfeld and will be effective from 1 February 2011. Stylist and fashion editor for talent is recognized and respected internationally, Emmanuelle Alt 10 years was fashion editor of Vogue Paris. Emma has spent his entire career in fashion where after several years of collaboration in IT and many women's magazines, in 1993 she became fashion editor of the magazine 20 years. It occupies the same office for the magazine Mixed from 1998 and joined Vogue in Paris in 2000. Vogue Paris is doing very well and I wanted to entrust the editorship to someone who can provide continuity while bringing new life, "said Xavier Romatet. "Emma has all the professional and personal qualities needed to continue to do Vogue Paris referent of the world's leading fashion magazines. Vogue Paris must be a collective venture passionate glances where the most creative and most diverse on fashion, beauty, expressed through the collaboration of the greatest photographers and stylists Emmanuelle very familiar. I give him full confidence and lead to embody this demanding and prestigious brand and make it live in all its dimensions, including that of digital development, "added Xavier Romatet. Emmanuelle Alt is now so totally devoted exclusively to his new position.
"It's a great honor for me, but also a great pleasure to get to the head of Vogue Paris that I know very well," said Emmanuelle Alt "while working with very talented teams, I will try to develop the incredible potential of Vogue Paris, "she adds. Emma will work closely with Olivier Lalanne, deputy editor of Vogue Paris whose scope of responsibilities is widened. Olivier Lalanne ensure only the editorship of Vogue Hommes International
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don't know what to think to be honest...
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I knew it. I could feel it. the only thing i can say about this is 'NO, thanks', but who knows...
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