Vogue France April 2024 : Sophie Marceau by Quentin De Briey

[tigerrouge]

My library's digital copy is showing as 148 pages.

There's possibly a unique editorial at the front (used in the trends section), "Souvenirs Souvenirs" shot by Claudia Knoepfel, and a Miss Vogue story with actress Lou Lampros shot by Annemarie Kuus.

The Sophie Marceau cover story is followed by a reprint of the Ayo Edebiri editorial, then the Bella Hadid reprint, the Lila-Moss-in-a-garden reprint and THAT'S IT.

 

[Creative]

Does anybody know how many copies they sell per month now?

 

[callmejaeden]

Does anybody know how many copies they sell per month now?

90,853 is the average for 2023, more in depth here Vogue France - ACPM

 

[vogue28]

My least fave Sophie Marceau cover of French Vogue is still May 2014. Nevertheless, this ain't no better. Amateur photography, horrid styling and I loathe the movement of the hair. What a wasted opportunity when you have a beauty like Marceau at your disposal...

 

[oaklee91]

Boring

 

[tigerrouge]

Cute, passable, but will any of the Vogue editions treat us with a cover that ticks all the boxes?

These days, I would rather buy a country's edition of Bazaar than its Vogue.

Yes, any edition of Bazaar can fall into being formulaic, but in general, they still have a better memory of what fashion is all about. I'm fed up with Vogue's sweatshirts and sportswear, boring me into oblivion.