Vogue Czechoslovakia February 2023 : Carmen Kass by Claire Rothstein

[vogue28]

 

[phungnam96]

Not actually.

 

[balmain1914]

"hot acutally" ?
looks like a stripper ad from somewhere in LA...
a big waste of a supermodel, poor Carmen for meeting this untalented Vogue team

 

[aracic]

The first cover works for me to an extent, but I've never been big on the CS approach honestly. They're always hit or miss for me and unfortunately this one falls slightly more within the miss section.

 

[blueorchid]

Damn… this is not it. What a waste.

 

[fangora]

I dont mind that cover, it's always good to see Carmen!
But what bothers me is the fact that the image is too similar in mood and composition to famous (or infamous) Paulina Porizkova's cover from may 2021. They started to repeat themselves.

 

[aguires]

Loooove it!

 

[penny609]

Love the first one, actually. Hope we'll get to see the editorial soon.

 

[Kimy Jo]

I like it

 

[oaklee91]

I love how soft the pink is. If I could change things up a bit, wouldn’t it have been better if she smirked on the first cover? Remember Carmen’s infamous smirk? When she strutted the runways, that impish yet familiar pseudo-smile that made her so unique and magnetic.

 

[thiago:)]

I love Carmen so much that I won't mind the concept. Seeing her on the cover of anything is always a pleasure.

 

[avonlea002]

I like the second cover a lot. The first one would work if they overexposed her skin. She looks tired. If the ed is good I might buy this issue just for Carmen.

 

[Phuel]

^^^ Absolutely stellar shot.

Decadent, sexual fembot, and even a hint of Terry Richardson’s humour. All the elements that are considered faux-pas in these bland, common fashion days.

The beginner’s Photoshop class of the gradient transparent masking coverline ruins an otherwise solid tribute to Franca’s Vogue.

 

[VogueGirl8910]

The second cover is striking, very Helmut Newton's style.

 

[Kimy Jo]

^^^ Absolutely stellar shot.

Decadent, sexual fembot, and even a hint of Terry Richardson’s humour. All the elements that are considered faux-pas in these bland, common fashion days.

The beginner’s Photoshop class of the gradient transparent masking coverline ruins an otherwise solid tribute to Franca’s Vogue.

Thats cause they always use the glossy effect on the taglines and logo (i dont know the name in english, but this technic in portuguese its called Verniz Localizado)

 

[JPineapple]

Thats cause they always use the glossy effect on the taglines and logo (i dont know the name in english, but this technic in portuguese its called Verniz Localizado)

and in case of Vogue CS, that effect makes the print cover feels more elevated. I have a few and you can barely see the text, that makes you appreciate more the photo.

 

[Urban Stylin]

I dont mind this especially the first

 

[thiago:)]

Thats cause they always use the glossy effect on the taglines and logo (i dont know the name in english, but this technic in portuguese its called Verniz Localizado)

Spot varnish!