Marie Claire France March 2025 : Crista Cober by Gleeson Paulino

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Marie Claire France March 2025



"Un nouvel horizon"
Photographer: Gleeson Paulino
Réalisation: Jeanne Le Bault
Hair: Bastien Zorzetto
Makeup: Ai Kanatania
Model: Crista Cober






















Marie Claire France Digital Edition

 

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Marie Claire France March 2025
"La (love) story Coperni"
Photographer: Alexandre Guirkinger
Featuring: Sébastien Meyer & Arnaud Vaillant



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Marie Claire France March 2025
"Vent d'ouest"
Photographer: Driu & Tiago
Réalisation: Anna Quérouil
Hair: Bastien Zorzetto
Makeup: Yacine Diallo
Model: Iris Delcourt












Marie Claire France Digital Edition

 

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Marie Claire France March 2025
"Les Prix d'Excellence de la Beauté Marie Claire 2025"
Photographer: Estelle Rancurel
Réalisation: Agathe Gire
Hair: Stéphanie Farouze
Makeup: Vera Dierckx
Models: Sia Prykhodko, Pasha Harulia







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Marie Claire France March 2025
"Le coin fétiche de Lisa Eldridge"
Photographer: Robin Derrick
Featuring: Lisa Eldridge


Marie Claire France Digital Edition

 

[WAVES]

good spread and the main editorial is so good!

when Marie Claire is giving you better than Vogue… these are the times we live in. good for them!

 

[Kimy Jo]

Gleeson, omggg
From Brasil to France, i love when i see the good braziians thrive abroad

 

[MModa]

The cover story "Un nouvel horizon" by Paulino is visually stunning. I love many of the photographs. It is also great to see Cober as she is a beauty. "Vent d'ouest" by Driu & Tiago is also really good. I like the styling in particular.

 

[Phuel]

^^^The images of flow of the garments and hair against the wind are sumptuous. Some of the coverstory's on-location shots is strongly reminiscent of Franca's early-90s Vogue: Sparse, energized, flowing hair, shots from the back... Imageries that conjure a lightness and under a sheltering sky dynamics. Just missing Fabien's graphic design. They should have just kept this gorgeous shot with only the on-location selects. The in-studio ones drag the story down.

(And that this publication just goes with a sole cover and not 101 is so refreshingly confident.)