That's what bothers you about the cover? That it's not a French model? Not the fact that it's... you know... an abomination?Why don’t they put a French model on the cover ? Outrageous…
Wow, tragic.
I’m have not been into magazines since print started dying, but oh well, what’s the point of mantaining all these magazines if they are not even doing a minimum effort?
Just close them down.
Why don’t they put a French model on the cover ? Outrageous…
Thank you for the review. Is there an unpublished full-page Anna Ewers photograph by Alasdair McLellan from the November 2018 issue? A photograph of a model in a field.My library's digital copy is showing 204 pages.
I'm glad French Vogue isn't sold anywhere near me, imagine having to look at that shambolic excuse of a cover for two months. Instead of promoting the Olympics, it's more like a PR campaign to put people off sport.
There's a full-page correction for the error in the previous issue where Steven Klein got the credit for Steven Meisel's work, it's quite a grovelling apology to the latter. Magazines make mistakes - usually minor ones - but that has to be one of the worst I've seen for years.
The issue is full of athleisure looks, until French Vogue decides to talk at length about surfing, opening with an old Mikael Jansson reprint of Gisele on the beach, reminding you of what summer used to be like, on the pages of Paris Vogue (I believe these images to be from the Jun-Jul 2019 issue).
There's also a jewellery edit with the pieces sitting on sports equipment, a reprint of a feature about Victoria Beckham x Mango, and Miss Vogue is layered swimwear, shot by Nadine Ijewere, with models Akon and Nyakong.
The main editorial section:
- Opens with the cover story, "Go Gigi", which I've already seen in Spanish Vogue;
- There's a reprint of the article about Anne Hidalgo, the Mayor of Paris;
- There's an interview with Thomas Jolly, with images shot by Annie Leibowitz, which looks like it could come from US Vogue;
- There's a reprint of the Spanish Vogue cover story with Jill Kortleve and Rosalieke;
- And another accessories edit.
Another issue I'm happy to miss.
Any new ads?My library's digital copy is showing 204 pages.
I'm glad French Vogue isn't sold anywhere near me, imagine having to look at that shambolic excuse of a cover for two months. Instead of promoting the Olympics, it's more like a PR campaign to put people off sport.
There's a full-page correction for the error in the previous issue where Steven Klein got the credit for Steven Meisel's work, it's quite a grovelling apology to the latter. Magazines make mistakes - usually minor ones - but that has to be one of the worst I've seen for years.
The issue is full of athleisure looks, until French Vogue decides to talk at length about surfing, opening with an old Mikael Jansson reprint of Gisele on the beach, reminding you of what summer used to be like, on the pages of Paris Vogue (I believe these images to be from the Jun-Jul 2019 issue).
There's also a jewellery edit with the pieces sitting on sports equipment, a reprint of a feature about Victoria Beckham x Mango, and Miss Vogue is layered swimwear, shot by Nadine Ijewere, with models Akon and Nyakong.
The main editorial section:
- Opens with the cover story, "Go Gigi", which I've already seen in Spanish Vogue;
- There's a reprint of the article about Anne Hidalgo, the Mayor of Paris;
- There's an interview with Thomas Jolly, with images shot by Annie Leibowitz, which looks like it could come from US Vogue;
- There's a reprint of the Spanish Vogue cover story with Jill Kortleve and Rosalieke;
- And another accessories edit.
Another issue I'm happy to miss.