UK Vogue July 2012 : Rachel Weisz by Alasdair McLellan

[pellucid]

Preview of "A Clean Slate"
Suvi Koponen by Josh Olins


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[versustito]

beautiful cover.

 

[visualoptimism]

some previews:

suvi, rachel, miranda


others:



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[visualoptimism]

from the supplement:





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[vogue28]

At Tesco, I noticed this issue is £2, as opposed to the usual £4.10. The downside is that the promotion sticker has been printed onto the actual cover.

I'm on a magazine cut-down. Therefore I'd want to hand over least cash as possible. More so, with this being an unimpressive issue. Aside from Josh Olins' edit with Suvi, I don't stumble across stimulating content.

 

[iluvjeisa]

I love this issue. Everyone has that thoughtful, or just downright soulful, look about them.

This emotive presentation reminds me of Donna Mitchell, one of the greatest models of all time.

 

[blueorchid]

A few HQs from the magazine:




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[Fashionable Bird]

I agree with some opinions i read above that this cover seems more october like style because of the colours.

Rachel though is stunning here

 

[Mat Cyruss]

Editorial: Prime Time / Rachel Weisz by Alasdair McLellan

Fashion Editor: Francesca Burns
Hair: Luke Hersheson
Make Up: Lisa Butler
Manicure: Sophy Robson



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[Mat Cyruss]

Editorial: A Clean Slate / Suvi Koponen by Josh Olins

Fashion Editor: Lucinda Chambers
Hair: Samantha Hillerby
Make Up: Samantha Bryant
Manicure: Jenny Longworth




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[Mat Cyruss]

Editorial: Steel Magnolia / Miranda Kerr by Will Davidson

Sittings Editor: Pippa Holt
Hair: Alan White
Make Up: Victoria Baron
Manicure: Jocelyn Petroni



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[Mat Cyruss]

Supplement/Topshop Promotion: The Streets / Pixie Geldorf by Scott Trindle

Stylist: Francesca Burns
Hair: Alex Brownsell
Make Up: Lauren Parsons
Manicure: Sophy Robson





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[blueorchid]

There's nothing really astounding in this issue, but I do think it's one of Vogue UK's better issues this year.

 

[Mat Cyruss]

Editorial: Don't Mess With Texas / Karen Elson by Tom Craig

Fashion Editor: Bay Garnett
Hair: James Rowe
Make Up: Wendy Rowe




same source

 

[justaguy]

Rachel looks so beautiful in her ed, but overall, this issue lacks luster.

 

[Lee MG Tisci]

although i'm not a fan of Rachel i actually like this cover.. it's very pretty, natural, intimate, fresh, soulful, etc.
i think VI tried to do something similar with Isabella Rossellini but they fell flat instead

 

[tigerrouge]

At Tesco, I noticed this issue is £2, as opposed to the usual £4.10.

I'm certainly not complaining about the reduced price, it was the motivating factor for me getting it, because there's a real lack of a 'hook' in this issue... you know, that moment when you flick through a magazine and see an image or an editorial that really interests you, that you must have... I found none of that in this issue, even though there was a range of nice enough content and a few new ads.

When they do an age theme, they're probably thinking of people like me, but I found there was nothing momentous at all, nothing that got me excited about fashion. Maybe I'll come to appreciate it more when I read through it three times, but I don't get the sense of hidden depths in this month's issue.

 

[vogue28]

Over the weekend I noticed the promotional price is at various other stores too.

I happened to stumble across a subscription deal a few months ago, stating £1 for 3 issues, so I snapped that up - July being the last one I will receive. Whilst the subscription has been worth it, I anticipate picking the August edition up at the store. Because I'm more than unfulfilled after a decent weekend-long leaf through this particular issue.

 

[YoninahAliza]

I really like Rachel's editorial and the accompanying article. She seems like a very sweet, thoughtful, and intelligent person.

 

[iriswills]

Okay...Suvi is a favorite, Karen isn't but she looks so beautiful, and Rachel is another favorite and is quite charming in her interview. I'm actually pretty thrilled with this issue.