Vogue Italia January 2026 : Laura Mattarella by Brett Llyod | the Fashion Spot

Vogue Italia January 2026 : Laura Mattarella by Brett Llyod

A very vibrant cover but the giant "Laura Mattarella" text ruins it for me. She’s the First Lady so I assume every Italian will know her? Couldn’t they have just put it in the space of the green text.
 
What's with the large size names on their covers lately? MIA GOTH. LAURA MATTARELLA. 😵‍💫
 

Vogue Italia January 2026 Cover

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Photographer: Brett Lloyd
Hair: Gianluca Ferraro
Makeup: Gianluca Ferraro
Celebrity: Laura Mattarella
(vogue.it)
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The mandate of the President of Italy is
seven years, a term designed to provide independence from the five-year parliamentary cycles and ensure continuity, with the President acting as a guarantor of the Constitution and national unity, elected by a joint session of Parliament and regional delegates.

Sergio Mattarella is an Italian politician who has been serving as President of Italy since 2015. He is the longest-serving president in the history of the Italian Republic. Since Giorgio Napolitano’s death in 2023, Mattarella is the only living Italian president.

President Sergio Mattarella is a widower since 2012, before his election in 2015. When he took office, the First Lady representation functions were then taken on by his daughter, Laura Mattarella (born 16 February 1967) an Italian lawyer who is the current First Lady of Italy as the first child and the only daughter of President who has been in office since 2015.
 
That is very interesting! As an italian, I knew her as the daughter of the president (his wife died years ago so there’s not a real first lady) but I think this is her first interview in 10 years so I’m very curious because she’s a very discrete person. Nice coup Francesca! I also understand the choice of the big name because she’s not very recognisable, I wouldn’t have immediately recognised her if I didn’t read… not so beautiful but necessary!
 
Franca used L'Uomo for subjects like her, but not the main one... The distant between my beloved VI and this is enormous. With all respect, this mean to be Italian Vogue, not US Vogue. They have Vanity Fair, so I don't get it.
 
The cover photograph is not bad. However, the large text "Laura Mattarella" is definitely a design choice. I do not think a successful one as it looks awkward.
 
The cover photograph is not bad. However, the large text "Laura Mattarella" is definitely a design choice. I do not think a successful one as it looks awkward.
Well let’s not forget that their art director is Riccardo Zanola lol
 
what's inside? I'm on holidays abroad so can't go and check lol
 

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