Mat Cyruss
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Blake Lively on Gucci Premiere
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Damn right! His is the only ed I really anticipate. An all-black atmospheric ed with Karen and him is destined to produce stunning pictures.14 pages for Steven Klein, the best photographer!
agree!!! so many september issues that i won't be buying...so upsettingAnother September issue I will NOT be buying.![]()
I'm wondering though, in what way is this trying to be edgy? It's not edgy, it doesn't resemble edgy, and in fact, with all of the comparisons that can be made between this image of a dramatic dress on a statuesque figure with a heavily made up face and Vogue's heyday in the midcentury, the whole thing actually comes off as quite classic in many ways.I feel like this cover is a great summary of Gaga's career when you compare it with her first one. Gaga's first album was unexpectedly good, great eve, quite fresh and unpretentious. So was her first Vogue cover. It was bold and different from what we usually see from Vogue but perfectly executed and very true to what she seemed to be. This one , like BTW and everything she does now , isn't completely bad but it's so try-hard at being edgy that it falls flat. I feel the same for the editorial yet I appreciate that they're willing to push the enveloppe. BTW kudos to Mert & Marcus, even with the heavy photoshop these guys are really a breath of frest air for Vogue.
If I were Anna, and wanted to go for something BIG and different I would've used the naked shot with the big pink hat as a cover. Now that's a something !!
I'll buy the issue because of all the pages ( I'm still mad at myself for not being the HUGE one with Sienna on the cover). Also the contents sound pretty good. Mostly excited for Steven Klein. However I'm really pissed about the absence of Steven Meisel. 125 years Celebration without him ?? Come on Anna !!! And for the record, even if his work for VI isn't always good, he never fails to impress for US Vogue.