Vogue Hommes F/W 2021.22 by Glen Luchford & Mikael Jansson

[YohjiAddict]

The garçons portrayed in Vogue Hommes just don't make sense with the femmes presented in Vogue Paris...it would be a weird pairing of the man-eating 80's vixen and the kept twink who...plays rope while the maid fixes him lunch? Always absurd. I don't like taking what I see on a magazine literally, as a non-fashion person would, but this vision of men really doesn't speak to me. On the "bright" side neither this magazine nor VP (as an entity with a distinct identity) will exist anymore, so goodbye to discrepancies!

The Roversi ed is almost self-parody, I know men aren't as believable as silent film ingenue fairies but killer mimes are not a compelling subject! I feel he tried to go for Serge Lutens and failed tragically.

If I get past the fact that it doesn't really belong in the pages of a fashion magazine...Luchford's ed is the best photography wise, it has some really inmersive shots, even though in real life I find skateboard dilettantes as try-hard as posers come.

 

[ivano]

He scored more Vogue Hommes and L'Uomo covers than legendary male models! But the guy is cute. His arms and butt are the stars of this cover

 

[LostInNJ]

Good riddance.

The lack of diversity across the board (contributors and models alike) is shocking. Not that it needs to be a Benneton ad, but it's a bit jarring to see a very one note cast. Even the fact that all the models look like young guys...show us some MEN.

 

[Bertrando3]

The garçons portrayed in Vogue Hommes just don't make sense with the femmes presented in Vogue Paris...it would be a weird pairing of the man-eating 80's vixen and the kept twink who...plays rope while the maid fixes him lunch? Always absurd. I don't like taking what I see on a magazine literally, as a non-fashion person would, but this vision of men really doesn't speak to me. On the "bright" side neither this magazine nor VP (as an entity with a distinct identity) will exist anymore, so goodbye to discrepancies!

The Roversi ed is almost self-parody, I know men aren't as believable as silent film ingenue fairies but killer mimes are not a compelling subject! I feel he tried to go for Serge Lutens and failed tragically.

If I get past the fact that it doesn't really belong in the pages of a fashion magazine...Luchford's ed is the best photography wise, it has some really inmersive shots, even though in real life I find skateboard dilettantes as try-hard as posers come.

Absolutely brilliant analysis, you used the perfect words and arguments hehe

 

[Phuel]

Passable issue, considering the bottom-most-bottom-of-the-barrel era we’re in— like all American rags nowadays that don’t even resemble the slightest of fashion. Just pure shallow, hollow virtue-signalling.

There’s feature story of some of the most influential talents… and well well well, surprise surprise— LVMH bought a slot for that Kim Jones person to be shoehorned in there LOOL He’s the only one that sticks out like a stinky, rotten decaying thumb of all the people featured. Sheesh, LVMH seems really invested in him: He must have some deep dirty secret on Bernard. It’s the only reason for his ascension in the industry.

 

[FashionMuseDior]

The only memorable thing about it were the nude photos, they were good.

 

[GERGIN]

Glen Luchford is such an established photographer but why did he only get to shoot a basic Vogue Hommes cover like this I don’t get it

Unfortunately he ain't getting that Gucci budget to work with

 

[Royal-Galliano]

terrible contents.

 

[versustito]

Mingus Reedus ( helena christensen son )

 

[WAVES]

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