Holiday Magazine F/W 2023.24 : The Paris Issue

[Foxie-Pooh]

Paris is ours
Photographer: Robin Galiegue
Stylist: Emmanuelle Alt
Hair: Yoko Setoyama
Makeup: Hannah Murray
Models: Rianne Van Rompaey, Erika Linder, Elie Top

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[MagFan]

God, she brought back that Erika again

 

[fauxfashion]

Rianne is simply gorgeous

 

[vogue28]

Rianne's cover is truly spectacular, immediately transporting me back to the glory days of Vogue Paris. What a sight for sore eyes. It's heavenly, adore the whole concept, Alt's styling, and the photography from Robin Galiegue.

So many strong and visually-arresting imagery, like the closeup of Rianne with the cigarette, the one against the fireplace and the black and white photograph with Erika Linder.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Rianne's cover and ed is true fashion and very cinematic, she could easily transition to acting. Love the others too, a very solid issue.

 

[Deleted member 116957]

I haven't actually wanted to buy a magazine in a long time. Naturally, I'm sure this is nigh impossible to buy where I live.

 

[Fiercification]

^ You never know, you could get lucky on eBay. Unlike a lot of the bi-annuals, the on sale price of Holiday isn't too extortionate IMO.

I echo your sentiments on this being the first issues in a while, or at least this season to seemingly offer the "full package". Perhaps I'm just in my element here as all the imagery is taking me back to my recent trip to Paris over the summer. Will definitely see if I can hunt it down.

The success of this issue truly lies with Robin Galiegue though, I'll say it again, he's a wonderful photographer. Both Rianne and Julia's edits are fantastic, although Emmanuelle once again reminds me why I'll never stan her; that shot with the striped shirt is totally WTF compared to the rest of the story and the inclusion of Erika Linder is something no one asked for. Otherwise the Newton overtones are brilliant.

I'll never really be a fan of Nobis, but over a decade into her career, I have to admit she's in her element when she plays the minimalist go-to girl. Wonderful silhouettes and shapes in that story by MAS. Perhaps it's time for her to work with Meisel again .