Vogue China September 2024 : Liu Yifei by Yu Cong

[kasper!]

There is no professional set-designer in China. It is very easy to tell...

 

[NYLA22]

Does anyone know how many pages this issue is?

 

[Phuel]

^^^Not available yet.

BTW, could be wrong of course, but highly doubt Rocco contributed to this issue. He was officially announced as Vogue China’s ED in July 11. This issue would have already long been completed, pressready by then. Knowing how expansively cinematic his signature was for GQ China, doesn’t seem like he would have debuted with this minimum-effort, flat-lighting shoot. Of course it’s not impossible he rushed to produce this generic-looking story for the September issue— or had been ghost-editing long before his official announcement joining Vogue. But that’s highly unlike since what would be the point of hiring someone with such rich storytelling cinematics— just to have him produce such generic, Marge-like work???

 

[TerraVera]

I think this issue was already underway when Rocco arrived. We can't consider it to be his first issue

if so, i give him grace and wil ignore this as his intro as ED of vogue china. i've seen his GQ work, and this is not up to par, so i'm fine casting a blind eye over this because... no, this ain't it.

 

[Serend1pity]

Bored to tears

 

[blueorchid]

Does anyone know how many pages this issue is?

Too many.

 

[0st3nd]

Rocco Liu already posted photos of him and Liu Yifei working together on this issue on Chinese social Xiaohongshu so it’s safe to say he definitely contributed to this

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

Rocco Liu already posted photos of him and Liu Yifei working together on this issue on Chinese social Xiaohongshu so it’s safe to say he definitely contributed to this

Honestly, I was rooting for him but if he is proud of 'this'...

 

[crmsn]

Does anyone know how many pages this issue is?

296 pages. It's a great first issue for Rocco despite the uninspiring cover.

 

[callmejaeden]

I can confirm from the masthead that this issue is not Rocco's first.
Contrasting Charms
Models: Chunjin, Jiahui Zhang
Photography: Sky
Styling: Yang Yi
Makeup: Clive X
Hair: Zhou Zueming
Manicure: Haiyan

Vogue China Digital Edition

 

[Phuel]

Thank goodness Rocco isn’t credited with the coverstory nor under the masthead. And it’s smart of him to be excluded from this issue if he did contribute any way.

What a slog the coverstory is— dragging on for far too long with nothing to show for it. It has the worst of Marge’s grubby amateur meddling all over it: Just too many ideas resulting in a directionless bore. That, and Yifei having the same dead expression in every shot doesn’t help.

The only 2 fashion stories that possesses energy are Nick Yang’s very Bourdinesque “Double Act” and Zeng Wu’s “Ready to Take Off”. Not sure if Rosalia’s shoot is a shared content, but ti looks very junior department store and jarring next to the 2 superior original fashion stories. There are 2 other reprinted fashion stories that’s been whored out too many times already: Mikael Jansson’s and Olivier Hadlee Pearch’s, giving this issue a budget feel rather than a September issue feel. 302 pages.
















Vogue China September 2024

 

[signifier]

They got rid of the whole team. Margaret Zhang, Matt McDonald (cd) and the others. It now looks like Harpers bazaar Vietnam or a Hong Kong society mag like prestige or apple daily. Rocco is such a weird choice for editor. The guy has a face full of Botox and wears garish D&G belt buckles and looks like a post eyelid surgery mannequin. Dude is a walking tik tok filter. Sorry to say but he’s a twink with no clue. Vogue china was cool for a while but it’s about to hit the dumpster.

 

[aphextwinks]

you guys stopped updating vogue china, i NEED to see all the funny roasts, and shady comments.....

 

[Derekz7]

everything just not put together , even with high jewel .