Victoria Davidova

[ADLET]

In shock

 

[missnyc]

I like her style, but Aliona was a goddess! It will be hard to replace her.

 

[meanced]

^^Loved that blazer/dress in the first picture

 

[tarsha]

Is it her new eic for sure? I already miss Aliona...

 

[Prairie]

Well, she doesn't impresses me too, but let's give her a chance.

 

[MON]

She's boring. She doesn't strike me like the first time I saw Aliona.

 

[ADLET]

Condé Nast Publishing House announces the appointment of Victoria Davydova chief editor of the magazine Vogue. In this position Victoria Davydova replace Aliona Doletskaya, which decided to leave the magazine.

Victoria Davidova came to Condé Nast in 1998 and as editor of beauty participated in the launch of Russian Vogue. Soon after the launch has been appointed director of Beauty and worked in this position for five years. In 2004, Victoria became the chief editor of Russian Glamour, which under her leadership was a triumphant run on the Russian market and already six months has reached the 800 thousandth edition.

In 2008 it was commissioned by Victoria Davydova launch Russian Tatler. Despite erupted simultaneously with the first issue of the economic crisis, the magazine once declared itself as the publication of a coherent concept, and found its audience. Tatler rapidly became a major secular publishing Moscow and is constantly expanding range of readers.

Karina Dobrotvor, president of Condé Nast Russia: "Victoria Davydova - a brilliant professional, able to make any magazine. It is fantastic works, but has a clear systemic thinking, dedication and ability to seek from his team the maximum result. She is well aware of the reader, for whom work has all the laws of glossy journalism, instantly captures fashion and journalistic trends. I have no doubt that Victoria will make a wonderful Vogue - fresh, stylish, bright, sharp and elegant.

Jonathan Newhouse (Jonathan Newhouse), president of Condé Nast International: «Victoria Davydova - one of the most professional, experienced and talented editors in the Russian market. Behind her - a brilliant start in the Condé Nast two completely different issues. All this makes Vicky a perfect choice for the role of chief editor of Russian Vogue ».

Victoria Davidov was born April 6, 1968 in Moscow, graduated from the Economics Faculty of Moscow State University. MV Lomonosov Moscow State University, later received a doctorate in economics beauty industry. Prior to joining Condé Nast worked for an advertising agency McCann Erikson. She is married and raises two sons.

vogue.ru

 

[sethii]

ADLET, you need to write the source of any image you post on tFS, otherwise we have to delete them.

 

[shockalika]

She starts tomorrow.

 

[Yanka]

Sad. She has none of Alyona's class and sophistication.

 

[ADLET]

all the image from spletnik.ru and mainpeople.ru

 

[Miss Dalloway]

Well she has a good record, and is known for being capable, dont know about her style, but then Alexandra Shulman isnt a personification of a style icon either, hopefully she finds her voice at VR, it sure wont be easy to follow Aliona.

 

[Aquamarina]

She is former Glamour editor-in-chief. She has no style and always make everything looks cheap. She is really cheap style woman. Sorry but I can't understand Conde Nast politics. Davidova dreamed about this place for ages so she wins because her best friend is president of Conde Nast Russia Karina Dobrotvorskaya

 

[ADLET]

vogue.ru

 

[BetteT]

all the image from spletnik.ru and mainpeople.ru

Thank you.

 

[style_expert]

I hope the magazine will be better and more interesting than the way she looks

 

[sethii]

Alyona is an intelligent woman who made Russian Vogue unique. Is Victoria going to have the creative leadership required to follow in her footsteps? Or is it all about the sales? Did she get the job because circulation increased when she was head of Tatler and Glamour? Did the quality of those magazines improve too?

I hope the magazine will be better and more interesting than the way she looks

Don't you like her innovative hair styles and the way she dresses for her age?

 

[carrie_b]

Well, I believe in Victoria's extremely strong professional qualities, IMHO VR really needs a fresh sip

 

[Yanka]

No one doubts Victoria's professional qualities, but the truth is Alyona is known for her effortless charm, her style, so rare in Russia, her impeccable British accent, the way she expresses herself in interviews, her sense of humour and, of course, her tact and and erudite intelligence. No one can replace that, and Viktoria, for all her experience, lacks these things. Not to say that the magazine itself will suffer though, not at all

 

[MON]

I find her Tacky when compared to Alyona's style. Well let's see. Her Russian Tatler covers are a bit Blah. (Putting Dalmatian print on the LOGO)