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ShoeGal4Eva
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i always like her david yurman campaign.i love their jewelry,and kate' prfect in that ad.dior....not so much,doesnt even look like her
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Honestly I'm tired of Kate Moss' ads...I was looking through Vogue and it's like 'there's kate moss....oh there she is again...and hey look its her on the back cover as well' its getting quite borrrrrriinngggg!! and like someone said before, the Dior ads are the exact same facial expression....
^ I always do that when looking through magazines. "Hey guess who it is Mom!" "Guess again!" and again and again. She's always in like 6 different ad campagins. I hate to say but it's a lot of overexposure, isn't it? I adore Kate endlessly but I'm hoping she's going to slow down on all the ads...
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Here is an article from Magazine forum about Kate possibly being on the Septembre cover of Vanity Fair:
CLOTHES CALL: Expect Vanity Fair to be almost as thick as Vogue — i.e., phone book size — come September. Fashion and style director Michael Roberts, who joined the magazine from The New Yorker in April, is collaborating with editor in chief Graydon Carter on a special Style issue for September, traditionally one of the biggest months of the year for fashion advertising.
"It will be about 50 percent style versus 50 percent regular Vanity Fair kinds of stories," said a spokeswoman for the magazine, who added that the issue "will include an expanded version of the Best Dressed list." She said the idea for a Style issue was conceived before Roberts arrived, but that he has been integral in its execution. "It's kind of the first stage in what Michael will be doing at the magazine," she said. "He and Graydon are trying to do something different, that no one else is doing."
Kate Moss evidently has been shot by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott as a potential cover try, though a final decision on who will grace the issue apparently has not been made. (The spokeswoman declined to comment on the cover.)
Outtakes of Moss ran on the cover of Vanity Fair in December, with an accompanying write-around piece inside the magazine. It dealt with her alleged drug use, rehab and the surrounding media scandal. That issue sold fairly well for Vanity Fair, with just over 400,000 copies moving off of newsstands.
The September Style issue is likely to boost the title's fashion advertising pages — a big help to publisher Alan Katz. Through July, Vanity Fair is down nearly 15 percent for the year, to 841.7 pages, according to Media Industry Newsletter. This despite significant newsstand gains achieved by Carter over the past year and a half.
— Sara James and Jeff Bercovici
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CLOTHES CALL: Expect Vanity Fair to be almost as thick as Vogue — i.e., phone book size — come September. Fashion and style director Michael Roberts, who joined the magazine from The New Yorker in April, is collaborating with editor in chief Graydon Carter on a special Style issue for September, traditionally one of the biggest months of the year for fashion advertising.
"It will be about 50 percent style versus 50 percent regular Vanity Fair kinds of stories," said a spokeswoman for the magazine, who added that the issue "will include an expanded version of the Best Dressed list." She said the idea for a Style issue was conceived before Roberts arrived, but that he has been integral in its execution. "It's kind of the first stage in what Michael will be doing at the magazine," she said. "He and Graydon are trying to do something different, that no one else is doing."
Kate Moss evidently has been shot by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott as a potential cover try, though a final decision on who will grace the issue apparently has not been made. (The spokeswoman declined to comment on the cover.)
Outtakes of Moss ran on the cover of Vanity Fair in December, with an accompanying write-around piece inside the magazine. It dealt with her alleged drug use, rehab and the surrounding media scandal. That issue sold fairly well for Vanity Fair, with just over 400,000 copies moving off of newsstands.
The September Style issue is likely to boost the title's fashion advertising pages — a big help to publisher Alan Katz. Through July, Vanity Fair is down nearly 15 percent for the year, to 841.7 pages, according to Media Industry Newsletter. This despite significant newsstand gains achieved by Carter over the past year and a half.
— Sara James and Jeff Bercovici
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osted by peacelover at http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums/f78/vanity-fair-september-06-a-46054.html#post2131697
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I never Like You Giselle Bundchen
sakina said:
I am sure,
It is nice see a so beautiful girl all the time
and maybe they are the last Kate seasons, so enjoy her
but I remember when Giselle Bundchen was everywhere
and she doesnt have nothing special...
It is nice see a so beautiful girl all the time
and maybe they are the last Kate seasons, so enjoy her
but I remember when Giselle Bundchen was everywhere
and she doesnt have nothing special...
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ladyflash said:
personally,i dont mind seeing kate in every single campaign in the magazine.she pretty much always has different expesssions,so all her campaigns are works of art and it's way better than giselle,for example.i'm so excited for new vanity fair,sounds like its goin to be an amazing mag in sept
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Emil said:Here is an article from Magazine forum about Kate possibly being on the Septembre cover of Vanity Fair:
CLOTHES CALL: Expect Vanity Fair to be almost as thick as Vogue — i.e., phone book size — come September. Fashion and style director Michael Roberts, who joined the magazine from The New Yorker in April, is collaborating with editor in chief Graydon Carter on a special Style issue for September, traditionally one of the biggest months of the year for fashion advertising.
"It will be about 50 percent style versus 50 percent regular Vanity Fair kinds of stories," said a spokeswoman for the magazine, who added that the issue "will include an expanded version of the Best Dressed list." She said the idea for a Style issue was conceived before Roberts arrived, but that he has been integral in its execution. "It's kind of the first stage in what Michael will be doing at the magazine," she said. "He and Graydon are trying to do something different, that no one else is doing."
Kate Moss evidently has been shot by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott as a potential cover try, though a final decision on who will grace the issue apparently has not been made. (The spokeswoman declined to comment on the cover.)
Outtakes of Moss ran on the cover of Vanity Fair in December, with an accompanying write-around piece inside the magazine. It dealt with her alleged drug use, rehab and the surrounding media scandal. That issue sold fairly well for Vanity Fair, with just over 400,000 copies moving off of newsstands.
The September Style issue is likely to boost the title's fashion advertising pages — a big help to publisher Alan Katz. Through July, Vanity Fair is down nearly 15 percent for the year, to 841.7 pages, according to Media Industry Newsletter. This despite significant newsstand gains achieved by Carter over the past year and a half.
— Sara James and Jeff Bercovici
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this def sounds like a must-buy to me! i love vanity fair, it always features good and solid articles with an in-depth look....and i'm glad its regaining its position a bit now, in terms of monthly turnover....
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^thank you so much! love what she's wearing here, so summery....
I REEEEAALY hate it when they walk barefoot in the street.... so filthy of them... what is it nowadays with british belles? are they all on the Sienna Miller route???? Judging by her decline as a fashion it-girl, it's not a wise route to follow...
this is just horrible (the no shoes policy)...
this is just horrible (the no shoes policy)...
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^ + when warm weather is here the macadam is soo hot! in city i'm not walking barefoot but near the beach i do it!
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