UK Vogue June 2012 : Kate Moss by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott

Does anyone know which British athletes are featured in the Sporting Gods ed?

 

^Louis Smith with Jourdan Dunn

storm models

 

Flipped through this issue today, and all around a pretty good issue. My only fault with it is that it lacks on the fashion aspect. Seemed more like Conde Nast were commissioned by Mayor of London and the Olympic Committee to make a London Olympics-based issue, whilst promoting the city as well.

In saying that, Paper Plates is mind-blowingly good. The set design, the styling - utterly flawless.

 

Thanks Rotex. And how fit does Louis look? Gorgeous! And I wouldn't be surprised to see that Tom Daley is somewhere in the editorial... he seems to be one of the faces of the British team.

 

Louis' image is from the London Pride editorial, not the athletes ones. Tom Daley also appears in London Pride.

The Sporting Gods editorial, which is the Lindbergh one with the athletes has:

Hannah Whelna, Luke Campbell, Jodie Williams, Rebecca Downie, Louise Hazel, Kelly Southerton, Heather Fell, Euan Burton, Vanessa Raw, Laura Bechtolsheimer, Chrystall Nicoll, and Laurence Halsted.

 

Amazing cover!!!

 

Ahhh... thanks Honeycombchild for clearing up the difference between the two editorials! And thanks for telling which athletes are in the sporting gods ed. I was right though... I knew that Tom Daley would be in an ed!

 

Mighty Aphrodite
Model: Kate Moss
Photographers: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott
Stylist: Lucinda Chambers
Make-Up: Charlotte Tilbury
Hair: Malcolm Edwards







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London Calling
Model: Arizona Muse
Photographer: Ben Morris
Stylist: Miranda Almond
Make-Up: Lesley Chilkes





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London Pride
People: Pixie Geldof, Rafferty Law, Edie Campbell, Lara Stone, Tom Hardy, Lara Mullen, Ian McKellen, Patrick O'Donnell, Jeremy Irvine, Eliza Cummings, David Walliams, Vivienne Westwood, Andreas Kronthaler, Louis Smith, Jourdan Dunn, Alexa Chung, The Horrors, Jaime Winstone, Adwoa Aboah, Katy B, Agyness Deyn, The XX, Cara Delevingne, Alex Turner, Georgia May Jagger, Josh McLellan, Rosie Tapner, Lucien Clarke, Tom Daley, Imogen Poots, Douglas Booth and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Photographer: Alasdair McLellan
Stylist: Franceesca Burns
Make-Up: Hannah Murray
Hair: Luke Hersheson

 

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Sporting Gods
Athletes: Hannah Whelan, Luke Campbell, Jodie Williams, Rebecca Downie, Louise Hazel, Kelly Sotherton, Heather Fell, Euan Burton, Vanessa Raw, Laura Bechtolsheimer and Chrystall Nicoll
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Stylist: Lucinda Chambers
Hair: Valentin
Make-Up: Lucia Piea

 

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National Treasures
People: Helena Bonham Carter, David Attenborough, Damon Albarn, Kate Moss, Penelope Tree, Patrick Moore and The Queen
Photographer: Tim Walker
Hair: Malcolm Edwards
Make-Up: Sam Bryant





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Paper Plates
Model: Lara Mullen
Photographer: Tim Gutt
Stylist: Charlotte Pilcher
Hair: Neil Moodie
Make-Up: Samantha Bryant





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The London Pride editorial could have had more consistency, I didn't like how the pictures didn't really seem to go together. However, individually their are some really nice photographs in that ed. And as for the Sporting God's editorial.... it's great! I love that it was shot in black and white and the athletes they chose to feature look so strong.

 

Kate's cover and ed is amazing!! Love everything about it! I could do without the rest of the eds, although Sporting Gods is beautiful it's not a fashion layout which is what's lacking here.

 

I have to say, aside from some gorgeous shots in the cover story, this issue isn't for me. While it's early days with the redesign, the impression I'm forming is that their aesthetic has got sharper but something about their content has become emptier.

Anyhow, in an issue full of athletes, I salute the sight of Sir Patrick Moore, a true legend. He's the only person I looked twice at in the entire issue, 89 years old, and still presenting his astronomy show... the infinite wonders of the universe.

 

The shot of Sir Patrick Moore was incredibly. He commanded such presence and you could see why he was so respected.

I loved the Sporting Goods editorial but I didn't like London Pride. The choice of people was all over the place in that one, I mean Pixie Geldof doesn't really go well with the concept and a few other people had me wondering why they were there.