V Magazine #110 Winter 2017 : Daisy Ridley by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

[vogue28]

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[dodencebt]

Much more natural and inviting than the Vogue US cover if you ask me, although it's too artificially grainy.

 

[phungnam96]

Too casual for V magazine

 

[t-rex]

I like the cute intentional cheesiness of the smile, the hand whipping the hair and her hand on her hip. Remninds me when ScarJo was photographed for V in moody femme fatale lighting and styling, and instead of the usual sexy scowl, she had big cheesy smiles.

 

[Benn98]

I like that they went for something different and someone new, but this looks very Glamour. Still, I'm glad for Daisy. Things are finally happening for her.

 

[Handbag Queen]

She's not one of my favorites. Don't like this month's US Vogue or this cover.

 

[GivenchyHomme]

This looks like a Gap campaign. It's wrong for a cover, especially for this title. I'm sure they didn't feature this Star Wars promotion for free. $$$

 

[Benn98]

I'm sure they didn't feature this Star Wars promotion for free. $$$

The thought didn't cross my mind, but I must say you may be right! It is very odd for them to break their pop star spell for Star Wars. I'd at least have expected something a bit more futuristic, perhaps shot by Klein.

 

[RMDV]

Another IV cover, shocking!

 

[Fiercification]

Her best cover so far. Maybe not mind-blowing (what is even close these days?), but she looks beautiful!

 

[vogue28]

Daisy has been photographing just beautifully lately, you can see she's staring to come into her own here. First the bold November cover of Vogue and now this. Also, Inez & Vinoodh are both absolute geniuses who always bring out the best in people. I'm all for the ladylike styling here too.

I just checked out the whole cover feature on V's website and I have fallen in love with each and every shot...

 

[WeberFanatic]

Just got a copy of the issue and WOW it's a fantastic edition for them. Some surprising contributors and a great way to end the season for them.

Driving Miss Daisy
Photography: Inez and Vinoodh
Fashion: Mel Ottenberg
Hair: Ward
Makeup: Dick Page
8 Pages

Classic studio session of Daisy wearing quite an 80s wardrobe. It's so tacky, it's good.

Grace Elizabeth By No Other Name
Photography: Bruce Weber
Fashion: Alex White
Hair: Thom Priano
Makeup: Regine Thorre
Models: Grace Elizabeth, Adil Haddaoui, Teddy Spanos, and Stevan Stevanovic
16 Pages

Grace Elizabeth is shot all around Central Park in this season's finest couture with her gaggle of boys following her every move. Very cute and so Weber, what's not to love.

Abbey Road
Photography: Inez and Vinoodh
Fashion: Mel Ottenberg
Hair: Ward
Makeup: Dick Page
Model: Abbey Lee
2 Pages

Cute profile on what Abbey Lee is doing with her acting career with two beautiful portraits of her in all red. She looks so damn good.

Dark Star
Photography: Inez and Vinoodh
Fashion: Mel Ottenberg
Hair: Ward
Makeup: Dick Page
Talent: Margaret Qualley
4 Pages

Classic I&V studio portraits of Margaret

Fur Play
Photography: Mario Sorrenti
Fashion: Géraldine Saglio
Hair: Bob Recine
Makeup: Aaron De Mey
Model: Anna Ewers
10 Pages

Anna is all alone in a suburban house just in furs, what more do you want. She's very reminiscent of Charlotte Rampling by Newton and Patti Hansen.

Cruising Along

Louis Vuitton
Photography: Henri Purienne
Fashion: Audrey Tallée
Models: Emmy Rappe, Brooke Perry, Atty Mitchell, and Jolie Alien
2 Pages

Chanel
Photography: Karl Lagerfeld
Fashion: Amanda Harlech
Hair: Eamonn Hughes
Makeup: Tom Pecheux
Models: Grace Elizabeth, Camille Hurel, Taylor Hill and Luna Bijl
2 Pages

Dior
Photogrpahy: Max Papendieck
Models: Jessie Bloemendaal, Tess Angel, Maartje Verhoef, Grace Hartzel and Carol Paes
2 Pages

V's guide through the cruise collections that were inspired by vacation hotspots.

The Wonderboy
Photography: Bruce Weber
Fashion: Paul Cavaco
Hair: Thom Priano
Makeup: Regine Thorre
Talent: Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson
6 Pages

A hot undefeated wrestler seen through Weber's eyes so expect a lot muscle and incessant amount of puffer jackets

Cult Icons
Photography: Terry Richardson
Fashion: Julie Brooke Williams (Tori Amos, Exene Cervenka and Joan Osborne), Britt Berger (Sandra Bernhard and Kim Deal) and Kenny P. Paul (Chaka Khan)
Hair: Peter Butler (Joan Osborne and Tori Amos), Dennis Lanni (Sandra Bernhard and Kim Deal), Panos Papandrianos (Exene Cervenka)
Makeup: Yumi Mori (Kim Deal), Maki Ryoke (Tori Amos and Joan Osborne), Alice Lane (Sandra Bernhard), William Murphy (Exene Cervenka)
Hair & Makeup (For Chaka Khan George Fuller
6 Pages

Our favorite guy Terry shoots 6 portraits of six well respected woman in their industry. Chaka Khan is the highlight and slight wished it was all about her.

Renaissance Rhythm
Photography: Max Papendiek
4 Pages

Two shots of the cast of models from Gucci wearing the Resort collection after the show.

Joie De Vivre
Photography: Brett Lloyd
Fashion: Tom Van Dorpe
Hair: Teiji Utsumi
Makeup: Laura Dominique
Models: Franziska, Apollinara, Jo, Angêle, Lukas, Ianna Godina, and Nikita
6 Pages

Brett Lloyd shoots a portfolio of the new creatives living in Paris at a home where anything can go on.

Also on the letter from the editor, the following page is an image of Duckie Thot in fendi couture by Karl Lagerfeld and Amanda Harlech. Hair by Eamonn Hughes, makeup by Tom Pecheux.

 

[Melancholybaby]

Grace Elizabeth By No Other Name
Photographer: Bruce Weber
Fashion: Alex White
Hair: Thom Priano
Make-up: Regine Thorre
Models: Grace Elizabeth, Adil Haddaoui, Teddy Spanos & Stevan Stevanovic


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[Khabeer]

Those male models are GORG

 

[eneroenero]

It looks cheap for a Weber story

 

[Melancholybaby]

Fur Play
Photographer: Mario Sorrenti
Fashion: Géraldine Saglio
Hair: Bob Recine
Make-up: Aaron De Mey
Model: Anna Ewers


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[artemovartem]

Wow, Weber's editorial looks exactly just like his Sies Marjan Campaign

 

[June]

Abbey Road
Photography: Inez & Vinoodh
Styling: Mel Ottenberg
Hair: Ward Stegerhoek
Makeup: Dick Page
Model: Abbey Lee
Manicure: Rieko Okusa
Executive production: Stephanie Bargas

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