Une Fille Un Style - Paris Vogue

[cheiby11]

inspiring...

 

[ellastica]

Tabitha Simmons by David Burton, VOGUE Paris October 2004

my scans

 

[farou7a]

^

 

[newprincesita]

What´s up with this section? They don´t do it any more....I cannot get Paris Vogue here, and I looooooooooooooooooved these scans. Please, if there´s a gentle soul out there with a scanner....Pleeeeeeze

 

[ellastica]

In an effort to keep the fashion dream alive: Here's another favorite UFUS profile from (september?) 2003 (Johanna Fath
I much prefer the older, less cluttered format. How cool is the shot in which the 'japanese flag' curtains frames Johanna with their graphic/gossamer quality.

ellastica scans

 

[HeatherAnne]

I much prefer the older, less cluttered format

I could not agree more! Thanks for posting, this was a great one.

 

[Fiancee]

I'm not a huge fan of the Johanna Fath 2003 layout, even a few posts above, in the Tabitha Simmons 2004 one, I think it looks better, more stylized.

 

[lost_in_chaos]

Thank you so much for this thread!!

 

[elfenkind]

Isabelle Kountoure

scans by me

 

[ellastica]

Un Fille un Style: Loly Acuna
VOGUE Paris February 2006
Photographer: Lobo Velar de Irigoyen
Journalist: Pierre Groppo
Fashion Editor: Ludivine Poiblanc


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This is one of my favorite UFUS profiles. She reminds me of a young Ricki Lee Jones.

Jewelery designer, painter, occasional writer and dabbler in gardening, Dolores Acuna embodies the Argentinian hip-telligentsa and the second breath of a capital who has every intention to forget about the financial crisis and initiate a new Movida.

A GIRL Multi-talented, painter, jewelry designer and literary buff (her writer husband Javier Tanoira being one of her favorite authors), Dolorez « Loly » Acuna is amongst the « portenas » who have made the argentinian capital hip again. A city she knows like the back of her hand : she was born here and never for one second imagines she could move elsewhere. « There’s no place like home ! » But she escapes regularly to her country house, a four hour drive away from town. « A very simple house. It was abandoned, the two of us spruced it up. It’s a place to restore yourself, with an amazing garden and hundred years old trees. »

A MEMORY Her grandmother painting in her parent’s farm. « Between the age of 5 and 10, I spent all my summer holidays there. This is probably how I became addicted to art : drawing first, then painting, which I learnt on my own and with a selection of classes. » Her mix of references : the Impressionists, Japanese ink drawings, Klimt. But also a collection of photographs, textures and fabrics.
DECOR Uncontrived and multicultural. A mix of objects of varied origins colors, styles. Family furniture sits next to Moroccan lamps and rugs. A big emphasis on antiques, but with a laid-back vibe. « The most important thing is to take your time : time to chose what you like, time to travel and bring back souvenirs. »

OUTFITS Day : laid-back. Jeans, T-shirts or colorful blouses, and flats, with a preference for her beige Marc Jacobs with a lace inlay. In the summer : Havaianas flip-flops. For night : dressy – Valentino vintage, amongst others. Open toe sandals if the weather allows it. High heels are a must, but never too high. No favored brand, but an insatiable curiosity which draws her to such diverse lines as Dries Van Noten, Rapsodia (the line designed by her sister), Isabel Marant or H&M. « I really admire designers and stylists. Fashion is a real art form. » Her all time favorite triumvirate : Yves Saint Laurent, Azzedine Alaïa and Chloé.

MAKE UP Low key. Benetint ruby red blush by Benefit and Bobby Brown’s bronzing powder, the must-have brand for a glowy skin. For her hair : a trim from time to time at the hairdresser, Kérastase hair treatments and a regular shampoo from the next door supermarket.

ACCESSORIES Her own line of whimsical jewelery. To which she adds some belts, bracelets and necklaces, from her family archive or her own stash of one of a kind finds. « I also have some heirlooms, but I rarely wear them as the streets are still a bit unsafe at night in Buenos Aires. »

BEAUTY SECRET Aloe vera. « My mother’s garden is full of it. » She cuts the leaves and uses them on her face and body. The effect is almost unreal : one look at her skin is enough to make you a convert. Therefore, Dolores has her day and night creams made to measure by a dermatologist in Buenos Aires, incorporating the magical plant.

PERFUME Just a little bit. « I like light scents for the evening. During the day, I don’t use anything. Also, heady scents make me dizzy. » Her choice : Eau de Verveine by L’Occitane, a subtle scent, and the solid perfume by Marc Jacobs. « A light gardenia that you can use in little touches. I love the packaging, which is part bottle, part compact and has its own case in white leather. »

GETAWAY Patagonia. An extraordinary region located on the far South of this country-continent. For the beach : Punta del Este, in Uruguay.

ADDICTIONS 1) Reading. Anything from French writers- with a special leaning towards Camus- to contemporary Hispanic writers : Garcia Marquez, Agustina Larreta de Alzaga, Alfonsina Storni, Neruda. And of course Javier Tanoira, her husband. 2) Plants. They bring back her childhood memories, inspire her work and are vital to her beauty regimen. Flowers and trees bring me serenity.

Translated by the lovely french blogger, le club de style[/FONT]

 

[adore dior]

Is vogue Paris done with doing this segment of the magazine?
I haven't seen any new scans

 

[Thefrenchy]

^They did one two or three issues ago. That's definitely not a regular feature, unfortunately

 

[VogueGirl8910]

Vogue Paris December 2012/January 2013
"Une Fille, Un Style"
Model: Marpessa Hennink
Photographer: David Bellemere
Stylist: Célia Azlouay
Hair: Maxime Macé
Makeup: Mayira Alleaume


ebook-free-download.net

 

[kasper!]

Oh no..no updates in 2013!

I miss this feature, Carine always has the most interesting girls in her maagzine....

 

[ellastica]

^ BUMP!


some of the earlier profile's were amazing; things got hum drum towards the end....


Jillian Davison
VOGUE Paris April 2005
Photographer: Gigi Stoll
Interview: Marie Pointurier


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[peppi]

Does anyone have the Natasha Poly feature?

 

[MissMagAddict]

Does anyone have the Natasha Poly feature?

source | scanned by 1karina1

 

[peppi]

Thank you

 

[coutugh]

Can someone translate that Natasha spread though :/

 

[Oxymore]

Can someone translate that Natasha spread though :/

Sure