In Search of Magazine Covers & Editorials

[MissMagAddict]

^That's April 2004. I've never seen it anywhere in HQ. Just smaller size scans.

 

[cottonmouth13]

^Oh my bad. It's April, not May. Thanks for correcting me though!

 

[mikel]

Here is a review from earl grey live journal.com:

BEST EDIT #1
"Painted ladies" Paolo Roversi shoots Cover Star Gemma Ward & Guinevere. in sumptuoous elegant finery, very Pre-Raphaelite innocence and soft-focus mystery.
Gemma has made a striking impression on 2004 fashion with her Classical powdered freshness. Not thrilled to see Guinevere again but Roversi's soft-focus studio pics make this an outstanding edit incl superb looks editerd by awesoem alex white, and national Portrait Gallery-quality hair makeup by Souleiman & peroni. Roversi possibly the most distinctive fashion photog working in 21st century and 1 look at the pefect tone and composition to these timeless portraits shows why. He really elevates the fashion edit to art level and kudos to W for giving him the opportunity and the mag believing in aesthetic values over gimmicky fast fashion. MAJOR.

TIED FOR BEST EDIT #1: "Springbreak" Clean cut all-American resort-spring looks shot by Bruce 'All-Star' Weber in Palm Beach. Key contrast here is Weber shooting outstanding african-American models [jaunel, Jess White, gerren, Payton, Nastassia, Victoria] in homogenous caucasoid Palm Beach, wearing 100% USA Prep classics. Weber patented this type of shoot, outdoorsy, sun-drenched, leisurely, luxurious. the clothes in this edit are even better than the Roversi edit above, it looks exactly like a long Polo ad from ralph's 80s heyday. Weber prob America's best fash photog and W smartly gives him 25 pages and he turns in exceptioanl resport PB pics. Alex Whites styling here is even better than in the roversi shoot above. this outdoorsy all american crisp spring edit is a brill contrast to roversi's classical, antiqued, still, aristocratic shots above. Outstanding model casting too, the preppy clothes on gorgeous Nubians makes for a vital and poetic 2004 Unity statement. One of best edits of 2004.

3rd Best edit: Interiors Christija makowski, dasha & Aline Weber shot by mario Sorrenti. Pretty spring looks and interesting still interior shots by Sorrenti, love the models and furnishings but Sorrenti nowhere near the artist that Roversi & weber are. Really a true fine art photog like Tina barney--or Sam taylor wood!!!!-- would jhave done much better given this silent, Bergmanesque mute filmic conceit. Still, this edit destroys anything in the April Vogue [a freak show of Penn's horror chubbies and meisel's purposefully retardaire blankness]....its a quality 3rd edit but miles below Roversi's and Weber's Euro & American classicism.

Here is the Sorrenti ed:

W - April 2004
Interior
Ph: Mario Sorrenti
Models: Aline Weber, Christina Makowski, Dasha Tchernova & Marie Vandecaveye




scanned by Pipoca

 

[cottonmouth13]

^Thanks for posting them! It looks great. Especially Aline.

I wanna see the "Painted Ladies"!

 

[mikel]

Here is the Weber ed. If the source is not adequate enough moderators, please feel free to delete it:

I did a search for W mag in the thread and didn't find this.
It was posted by tFser rubydon in the Favorite Black models thread
http://forums.thefashionspot.com/showpost.php?p=5991592&postcount=3823
here it is (source - community live journal)

Editorial: Spring Break
Magazine: W Magazine April 2004
Models: Jaunel McKenzie, Jessica White, Gerren Taylor, Payton Champage, Natassia Schmeidt, Victoria Brito
Photographer: Bruce Weber

 

[mikel]

the rest, same source:

 

[mikel]

Here is Gemma's part of the Roversi ed:

http://www.ilovegemmaward.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=111

 

[sedirea]

Someone said in Natalia Chabanenko's thread that she has an editorial in Dazed & Confused Japan November 2009. if anyone has this magazine can they please check for me? You can see pictures of her face at her thread.

 

[Pedro]

I'm looking for the editorial with two old ladies, mostly dressed in pink and rose. Here's the small pic:

Dazed & Confused January 2008

 

[mackos]

^Thank you so much!

 

[birdyandme]

I was just browsing the Conde Nast media kit and stumbled across this collage of covers...
but noticed a W cover featuring Kate Winslet that i've never seen before???
Does anyone know if it's an issue of W Korea perhaps? It's an outtake from her VF shoot, but a gorgeous one!
I'm having trouble finding it online.
Thanks!

Capped from Conde Nast

 

[cottonmouth13]

^I'm pretty sure it's W Korea.

mikel, thanks for posting some of the editorials from the April 2004 issue of W and for providing the link of Gemma's ed. of the same issue!

 

[RocktheRunway]

I've been looking for an editorial that either was inspired by Charlie & The Chocolate Factory or something similar that could represent that movie. If someone could direct me to an editorial, it would be greatly appreciated. Its really important I get something that looks like it

 

[hfgl]

I want a bigger scan of this Jessica Miller by Inez and Vinoodh? for Vogue Nippon.
"Country Blues"

herfamedgoodlooks

 

[cottonmouth13]

Guys, I'm looking for the main editorials of these issues:

Numero 51 March 2004
Model: Daria Werbowy

Numero 55 August 2004
Model: Jessica Stam

Numero 57 October 2004
Model: Gemma Ward

Numero 59 December 2004/January 2005
Model: Kate Moss

Numero 68 November 2005
Model: Jessica Stam

Numero 69 December 2005/January 2006
Model: Lily Donaldson

Numero 73 May 2006
Model: Angela Lindvall

iconography

Well, I do not mean that all of the main editorials from these issues should be posted. Whatever you just have. TIA! It's be greatly appreciated!

 

[mikel]

Numero 51, 57 and 59 do not have an editorial that goes with the cover.

 

[cottonmouth13]

^Oh. But do you know where I can see some of the editorials of those issues? Thanks!

*Sorry for my typo error. It's "It'd". Not "It's".

 

[Alien Sex Friend]

^hfgl

 

[Dark Noire]

I'm searching for a cover Peter Lindbergh did not so long ago for a German Photography Magazine. It was in black and white. A close-up of a female face, I could not id who it was, and there were some fumes, probably from a cigarette. Thx in advance.

 

[mikel]

^Oh. But do you know where I can see some of the editorials of those issues? Thanks!

*Sorry for my typo error. It's "It'd". Not "It's".

I think most of them have their own threads here.