Vogue Greece September 2022 : Christopher Papakaliatis & Sara Grace Wallerstedt

[amby]

 

[fangora]

Well, unexpected and quite random, but the first cover is in good taste and has a nice vibe.

 

[Benn98]

10 years ago the 2nd cover would've been a mere VI editorial outtake. I like the dress she's wearing.
Overall very meh but I suppose it's decent enough. We've seen these country sceneries in 1001 different ways.

I've no idea who the guy is. Is he big enough for a Vogue cover?

 

[aracic]

10 years ago the 2nd cover would've been a mere VI editorial outtake.

Precisely that. Not that it's neccessarily bad, I like the photo, the aesthetic and the dress on Sara is indeed beautiful but overall it looks like an outtake. As if they forgot to shoot a cover and had to settle on an editorial image to use instead. The editors simply don't know how to do a proper fashion cover anymore, it's so sad.
In comparison to Vogue Italia, there's a very similar cover of Sophie Dahl seated with a man in the background. That's how it's supposed to look. Some thought should be put into selection and the making of a cover.

But by today's standard I guess it's as good as it gets. Reminds me of those past editorials from US Vogue when they used to shoot male celebrities with models in a cinematic setting. Good times.

 

[oaklee91]

I’m crazy for the second cover, it’s like they’re trying to tell a story and we as the audience decide what the story is about. I especially love Sara’s expression here, there’s so much uncertainty or doubt. Loving it!

 

[Phuel]

Precisely that. Not that it's neccessarily bad, I like the photo, the aesthetic and the dress on Sara is indeed beautiful but overall it looks like an outtake. As if they forgot to shoot a cover and had to settle on an editorial image to use instead. The editors simply don't know how to do a proper fashion cover anymore, it's so sad.
In comparison to Vogue Italia, there's a very similar cover of Sophie Dahl seated with a man in the background. That's how it's supposed to look. Some thought should be put into selection and the making of a cover.

But by today's standard I guess it's as good as it gets. Reminds me of those past editorials from US Vogue when they used to shoot male celebrities with models in a cinematic setting. Good times.

Except those Annie shots were enormously, spectacularly cinematic. This... Lifetime Channel sap.

Greece seems to be a publication that alternates between a professional creative team for one issue, while another issue-- like this one, is led by a single pro mentoring student interns.

 

[MON]

There's a big disconnect here. The images don't necessarily portray the concept they were after.

 

[Zorka]

I've no idea who the guy is. Is he big enough for a Vogue cover?

He is the photographer of the cover story.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

I like the first though the question mark makes it awkward. The second would look nice as part of the ed.

 

[KoV]

He is the photographer of the cover story.

He has neither the looks nor the talent for a Vogue cover. Unless he’s terribly famous, it seems absurd to me that he was allowed to insert himself into this.

 

[vogue28]

The two covers do zilch for me, find both nondescript, bland and rather uneventful for a month like September. A shame because Vogue Greece had my undivided attention with those Luna Bijl and Edita Vilkeviciute covers.

 

[Benn98]

He has neither the looks nor the talent for a Vogue cover. Unless he’s terribly famous, it seems absurd to me that he was allowed to insert himself into this.

Absurd AND tacky.

But then again I suppose it's on brand for a magazine like Vogue Greece which always seemed to like a rich person's passion project. At least to me.

 

[phungnam96]

LOVE? No just hate it.

 

[fangora]

Now i found, that male model reminds me of Roger Federer

 

[Xone]

I like both covers...and i like the question mark....the guy is cute...

 

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