UK Vogue November 2022 : A Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

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OPPOSITE EFFECT
Photography: Amit Israeli
Styling: Eniola Dare
Hair: Kota Suizu
Make-up: Laura Dominique
Model: Malaika Holmen



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TREASURE ISLAND
Photography: Angelo Pennetta
Styling: Julia Sarr-Jamois
Hair: Jordan Robertson
Make-up: Jenna Kuchera
Model: Grace Elizabeth



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OUTWARD BOUND
Photography: Sean Thomas
Styling: Jorden Bickham
Hair: Mustafa Yanaz
Make-up: Romy Soleimani
Model: Abby Champion



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TRENDS
Photography: Ben Weller
Styling: Jessica Gerardi
Hair: Alfie Sackett
Make-up: Ninni Nummela
Models: Mirthe Dijk & Laura Reyes



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Dedicated to my love @aracic!

STEVEN MEISEL'S INTERVIEW



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CONTENTS



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EDITOR'S LETTER



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[honeycombchild]

In real life the cover is horribly pearlescent.
Nothing inside looks like it would have been a cover shoot to me, so presume it’s been a scrapped or moved entirely.


My Image

 

[caioherrero]

This issue is so sad.

 

[honeycombchild]

It’s also thin on the ground for an October issue. 264 pages.

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Nice eds, but none reflect what the cover tries... tribute issue?

 

[Royal-Galliano]

did milka chocolate pay for this? because the resemblance to their visual identity is uncanny lol

 

[aracic]

It's sad how drab the magazine feels without Meisel's presence, I wouldn't consider buying at all if it wasn't for the interview! What a rare and special occasion. Even though it's the same anecdotes we've heard before, for most part, there's precious little gems of information throughout the article that I greatly appreciate. I really hope I'll get the opportunity to visit this exhibition before it's over. It sounds extremely exciting!

Besides the article, I only stopped for Grace Elizabeth who exudes beauty and glam. Shame her story wasn't longer.

 

[Zorka]

Nice eds, but none reflect what the cover tries... tribute issue?

Including the cover, there is 20 pages spread dedicated to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth (and the Royal family); I was just a bit too tired and uninspired to post it earlier...





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[mikel]

The only thing that’s even remotely interesting is the Meisel interview.

 

[Xone]

The only thing i can barely take is Meisel interview and the Grace Elizabeth editorial is cute...
i understand Edward is sad for the Queen but making this pointless issue is sad. He just needed to wait, give the queen the December issue and made everything more related....

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Like a lot the early 90s work of Meisel (the Joe McKenna period). Is interesting to pick that particular era of him. Since the makeover madness issue he was related more with the polemics editorials than his entire work, but before that, he was bigger than insta bloggers or fashion media must think. There's a video on youtube from that time with Franca, Anna, Veronica Webb, Carla Bruni and McKenna talking about him as the best photographer of that moment (in times were Lindbergh, Avedon, Penn, Newton and Ritts were pretty active). It happend years ago with Jonathan Anderson using his late 90s/early 2000s eds from both Vogues, and any period is so different and exciting. That was my feeling the day I discovered his VI covers. Couldn't believe all those covers were made by the same person.

 

[caioherrero]

Like a lot the early 90s work of Meisel (the Joe McKenna period). Is interesting to pick that particular era of him. Since the makeover madness issue he was related more with the polemics editorials than his entire work, but before that, he was bigger than insta bloggers or fashion media must think. There's a video on youtube from that time with Franca, Anna, Veronica Webb, Carla Bruni and McKenna talking about him as the best photographer of that moment (in times were Lindbergh, Avedon, Penn, Newton and Ritts were pretty active). It happend years ago with Jonathan Anderson using his late 90s/early 2000s eds from both Vogues, and any period is so different and exciting. That was my feeling the day I discovered his VI covers. Couldn't believe all those covers were made by the same person.

Post the video ahha

 

[Deleted member 141523]

Post the video ahha

 

[blueorchid]

That cover already looks like it's 'been through the wars'. It looks like crinkled purple wrapping paper, rather than a high-gloss cover.

How pathetic that these magazines can't even do a *plain* cover properly.