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Interview October 2015 : Nicole Kidman by Fabien Baron

Rei agreed to be photographed!! I'd buy this for that alone. too bad the accompanying editorial is so lackluster :|
 
Fabian’s seemingly random collection of tearsheets works for me, giving a curated vibe, even if the styles don’t match seamlessly, but as a pure, visual narrative, I think they do spectacularly. This was obviously shot over a period of time, then complied as a story based on the incredible textures and details of both the settings and the fashions. It really does look tactile. From anyone else, such a concept most likely wouldn’t work since most wouldn’t have the dedication and patience to compile such an effort. Each shot stands strongly on its own that there’s really only a few filler to me: The one with the nun’s habit being the most jarring and only because of the unnecessary cross graphic design.

And if only Fabien captured Rei in a more dramatic composition and convinced her to take the sunglasses off. But Rei in a zipped-up motorcycle jacket is just fantastic.

These, along with Nicole’s shoot, just reaffirms how strong and untouchable Fabien and his team are.

Adore it all.
 
stunning! love it. she always does timetravel inspired eds justice
 
Nina Dobrev's ed looks amazing!

It's honestly the first time I've seen a good shoot with Nina, she looks tremendous.

But the highlight of this issue is Rei's shot. Wonder how they managed to persuade her for this.
 
Valentino
Photographer:
Fabien Baron
Stylist: Karl Templer
Model: Maartje Verhoef
Make-Up: Mark Carrasquillo
Hair: Shay Ashual


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the two photos of maartje are great, but the rest looks amateurish?
 
184 pages. All the fashion editorials have been posted
 
In the Air
Photographer:
Fabien Baron
Stylist: Karl Templer

Julia Nobis, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Lexi Boling, Binx Walton, Alexander Barna, Avery Blanchard, Jamie Bochert, Marley Chapman, Anna Cleveland, Julia Cumming, Lida Fox, Kaia Gerber, Grace Hartzel, Hugo Goldhoorn, Willow Hand, Marjan Konkman, Jeremy Matos, Harleth Kuusik, Miles Langford, Joséphine Le Tutour, Madison Leyes, Alice Metza, Lineisy Montero, Alex Prado, Jaime Ross, Steph Smith, Lili Sumner, Fei Fei Sun, Greta Varies, Maartje Verhoef, Tami Williams, Grace Coddington, Gaspar Noé, Cuba Tornado Scott, Gage Of The Boone.

HQs


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I get the steamy, sultry vibe they were going for in Nicole's ed ( and I'm glad Fabien spared us Nic's potentially puffer fish lips and too taut face by going Black and White) but rather than transporting us into a sensual, languid frame of mind, I simply get the urge to march onto that set and clear up all of the clutter in the background. Again with the "everything but the kitchen sink" approach to set design.

As much as admire Fabien's rich design aesthetic & history, I find he often misses the mark as EIC at Interview. I much prefer Ingrid Sischy's (RIP) vision for the magazine; I could actually see glimpses of Andy's witty, tongue in cheek, energetic spirit.

Can we please bring back SMILING models to this dour magazine again? Lighten up people! Get rid of that horrid slashy, Wolverine masthead; it's down there with that clunky thing T magazine keeps using.

This magazine used to surprise and delight with its experimental, out the of the box covers and layout. Not so much anymore. As "edgy" as this magazine tries to be, I don't think this team under Baron is the least bit daring or groundbreaking....

One of my favorite Interview covers of all time:

Joh(ny Rotten) Lydon shot by Kurt Markus for Interview January 1991. The playful typography ( note visual pun: IN, OUT the ears) took this silly, unexpected image (what magazine today would dare putting this on their cover?) to a whole nother level and personified Lydon's punk rock attitude to a t. It's not just a case of rosy colored glasses. It only takes one look to see that the Interview of yesteryear blows the current Interview out of the water.

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