The Travel Almanac Autumn/Winter 2023 : Linda Evangelista by Ethan James Green

[MModa]

Book ?

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I have never seen an actual copy but it looks like The Travel Almanac is published in hardcover format. A magazine in a book format like Mastermind or Purple. I don't like this format but it is a choice a publisher can make.

 

[mode78]

I have never seen an actual copy but it looks like The Travel Almanac is published in hardcover format. A magazine in a book format like Mastermind or Purple. I don't like this format but it is a choice a publisher can make.

It's small, in terms of dimensions, about half the size of a Vogue magazine.

 

[Urban Stylin]

Love it! She always delivers.

 

[MModa]

It's small, in terms of dimensions, about half the size of a Vogue magazine.

That is tiny.

 

[mode78]

That is tiny.

yeah, i bought one a while ago, they had a lovely shoot with Lulu Tenney. When it arrived in the post it was small. Just measured- 22cm tall (which is about the width of a Vogue) and 17cm wide.

 

[vogue28]

Absolutely divine! Genuinely feel like Christmas has come early with so much splendor and surprise. The two covers are equally as gorgeous as each other but I am rather drawn to the vintage glamour of the second. You'll never EVER hear me complaining at the sight of Ethan James Green doing his best Steven Meisel impersonation either...

 

[Bernie Flood]

Linda’s eyes alone- can deliver

 

[Lola701]

She still has it. I really have a real pleasure discovering her new work but this cover and those Eds are rather embarrassing.
I think the difference between Meisel and Ethan is that Meisel used all great photographers to define his aesthetic whereas, there’s a feeling that Ethan is trying to be Meisel.

It’s quite uncomfortable to have your Idol’s muse working with you only for you to do a copy of their work.

I want her to work with photographers that will offer something new.

 

[tigerrouge]

I love the cover that's like an illustration, it's recognisable as Linda, and also serves the purpose of doing something different with her, while accommodating what she might feel comfortable with.