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H&M lookbook rejectVogue Germany November 2020
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Photographer: Claudia Knoepfel
Stylist: Nicola Knels
Vogue Germany Digital Edition
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Vogue Germany November 2020 : Raquel Zimmermann by Chris Colls
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My aunt’s summer vacation pics rejects.
I think the fifth photo in Raquel’s series would have made for a refreshing cover. I’m happy for her still flexing her icon status.
Didn’t Daria go for the natural look as well before she left the industry? I miss her.
Didn’t Daria go for the natural look as well before she left the industry? I miss her.
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I am not sure if this has been posted already, but for me this was surprising news. 8 issues per year?
What's next with Christiane Arp?
It will be a digital path that Condé Nast intends to take in the future. There is no longer any doubt about this after the announcement of the change in the publication frequency of the German magazines “Glamour”, “GQ” and “Vogue”. The latter magazine in particular stands for the publisher like no other. The change in frequency to eight instead of twelve times a year from 2021 will likely have significant consequences for the future structures….
According to industry experts, it is not yet entirely clear whether the long-time editor-in-chief will join in on the new path. "Christiane Arp remains the brand manager and chief creative director of Vogue," the company says. Nothing has changed for the moment, and the publisher does not want to comment on rumors of a possible departure. At least the development of the print “Vogue” seems to be positive: In retail sales, the fashion bible increased by around ten percent in the second quarter of 2020 compared to the same period of the previous year.
Source: Clap-club.de
What's next with Christiane Arp?
It will be a digital path that Condé Nast intends to take in the future. There is no longer any doubt about this after the announcement of the change in the publication frequency of the German magazines “Glamour”, “GQ” and “Vogue”. The latter magazine in particular stands for the publisher like no other. The change in frequency to eight instead of twelve times a year from 2021 will likely have significant consequences for the future structures….
According to industry experts, it is not yet entirely clear whether the long-time editor-in-chief will join in on the new path. "Christiane Arp remains the brand manager and chief creative director of Vogue," the company says. Nothing has changed for the moment, and the publisher does not want to comment on rumors of a possible departure. At least the development of the print “Vogue” seems to be positive: In retail sales, the fashion bible increased by around ten percent in the second quarter of 2020 compared to the same period of the previous year.
Source: Clap-club.de
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