Vogue Mexico & Latin America February 2020 : Amber Valletta by Alique

[JPineapple]

Same cover for both editions

 

[JPineapple]

Foldout

 

[caioherrero]

Wow Amber is amazing!!
This is so good and classic. Elissa Santisi is a very good stylist.

 

[MON]

Texts drown her

 

[aracic]

That lighting is not her friend. I was really excited upon opening this thread, but I must admit it's a bit of a let down. She looks ill (although still quite good? I'm conflicted)
Glad to see her nonetheless!

 

[Benn98]

Not for me. It looks very Vogue Brazil under Daniela Falcao. Expected better from Alique to be honest.

The supers will never retire, will they?

 

[caioherrero]

Not for me. It looks very Vogue Brazil under Daniela Falcao. Expected better from Alique to be honest.

The supers will never retire, will they?

Oh I miss Daniela. Vogue Brazil now is a joke. Only actress and nothing fashion

 

[Xone]

I'm happy for her and she is gorgeous without a drop of makeup but the outcome of this is not good...there is something off, maybe the lighting or the color scheme of the clothes and of the picture or even the makeup....

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Love it especially the fold out. Very few models can deliver a cover with this kind of theme com angles she's one of them.

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Mexico February 2020



Punto De Vista: Amber Valetta

Photographer: Alique
Stylist: Elissa Santisi
Hair: Teddy Charles
Makeup: Pati Dubrof
Cast: Amber Valetta



Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Mexico February 2020

Marea Alta

Photographer: Max Holl
Stylist: Tanya Ortega
Hair: Rudy Martins
Makeup: Joseph Carillo
Cast: Georgia Fowler



Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Mexico February 2020

Cambo De Direccion

Photographer: Jason Kibbler
Stylist: Andrew Mukamal
Hair: Rita Marmor
Makeup: Mariel Barrera
Manicure: Maki Sakamoto
Cast: Natalie Ogg, Willow Barrett



Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Mexico February 2020

Vogue Estilo: Sutil Encanto

Photographer: Ricardo Ramos
Stylist: Chino Castilla
Hair: Manuela Oliva
Makeup: Ana G De V
Cast: Eleonor Delecluse



Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

[caioherrero]

Love Amber eds.
I miss Valentina Collado in this issue. She’s so good and Karla doesn’t give her much space.

 

[Xone]

Mediocre contents for this month..."Cambio de dirección" seems so lazy...and the Amber editorial looks uninspired...

 

[Xone]

Love Amber eds.
I miss Valentina Collado in this issue. She’s so good and Karla doesn’t give her much space.

I think the same happens with Vogue Spain and Juan Cebrian....He doesn't style all the editorials...i mean as Fashion Directors they not only see styling for editorials...so maybe it's regarding a time issue.

 

[caioherrero]

I think the same happens with Vogue Spain and Juan Cebrian....He doesn't style all the editorials...i mean as Fashion Directors they not only see styling for editorials...so maybe it's regarding a time issue.

What else does he do? Because Tonne as fashion director only styled editorial right?

And Valentina is only a fashion editor, so I don’t understand why put all this stylists and don’t use her.

 

[GivenchyAddict]

^ fashion directors commission freelance stylists for some editorials. Having just one voice is not necessary a good thing for a publication and some issues are less importants than some others so they are able to let stylists to fill the contents

 

[Xone]

^ fashion directors commission freelance stylists for some editorials. Having just one voice is not necessary a good thing for a publication and some issues are less importants than some others so they are able to let stylists to fill the contents

That's right! Thanks GivenchyAddict.

 

[caioherrero]

^ fashion directors commission freelance stylists for some editorials. Having just one voice is not necessary a good thing for a publication and some issues are less importants than some others so they are able to let stylists to fill the contents

So Tonne did more than just styled the covers