Vogue Mexico & Latin America June 2021 : Mica Argañaraz by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

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Vogue Mexico June 2021

Cuerpo Apolíneo

Photography: Inez & Vinoodh
Styling: George Cortina
Hair: James Pecis
Makeup: Fulvia Farolfi
Model: Mica Argañaraz











Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

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Vogue Mexico June 2021

Miami, ¡Se Vive!

Photography: Hans Neumann
Styling: Valentina Collado
Hair: Sabrina Szinay
Makeup: Alison Smith
Model: Dilone






Vogue Mexico Digital Edition


Vogue Latin America Digital Edition

 

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Vogue Mexico June 2021

Jardín De Pigmentos

Photography: Daniel Jaramillo
Styling: Audie Umali
Hair: Koji Ichikawa
Makeup: Misha Shahzada
Model: Amira Pinheiro




Vogue Mexico Digital Edition


Vogue Latin America Digital Edition

 

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Vogue Mexico June 2021

Cuando Calienta El Sol

Photography: Juan Hernández
Styling: Valentina Collado
Grooming: Gustavo René Bortolotti, Ana G de V
Model: Ana Barbosa





Vogue Mexico Digital Edition


Vogue Latin America Digital Edition

 

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Vogue Mexico Hombre June 2021



La Ola Vives

Photography: Victor Bastidas
Styling: Karla Martinez De Salas
Grooming: Franklin Ramos
Cast: Carlos Vives






Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

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Vogue Mexico Hombre June 2021

Yatra Con Estilo

Photography: Nico Bustos
Styling: Juan Cebrián
Grooming: Jesús De Paula
Cast: Sebastián Yatra





Vogue Mexico Digital Edition

 

[WAVES]

thanks por posting @aracic

 

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Vogue Latin America June 2021



De Aires Sutiles

Photography: Nacho Alegre
Styling: Andrea Orejas
Hair: Noelia Corral
Makeup: Aude Gill
Model: Evelyn Nagy




Vogue Latin America Digital Edition

 

[Phuel]

If there’s going to be one Vogue post-Emmanuelle worthy of keeping the smoulder and heat alive and kicking, it’s Vogue Mexico. The inclusion of the absolutely forgettable department-store flyer Vogue Hombre aside (… and dumpy dweeby Carlos Vives to boot), Mexico is such a breathe of gorgeous and sexy air in a vast ocean of frumpy and homely Vogues.

 

[Benn98]

I'm not sure what Vogue Mexico is going for... It's like they can't decide who they are.

Funny, because it's actually very on-brand for Vogue Mexico. They do have the occasional sexy shoot in the magazine.
I suppose Mica's edits are ok, neither here nor there for me. It's Vogue Hombres that I find so cringe. Both covers actually.

 

[Joromana]

I appreciate the inclusivity Vogue Mexico has done. They definitely make an effort to include black models now, which was unheard of just 5 years ago.

The irony is.... It's a country rooted in indigenous culture. 90% of the population has at least some mixed indigenous ancestry. Yet we see far more white and black models represented than indigenous (I can think of maybe.... 5 models? ever?)

It just makes no sense to me. I do not understand this magazine nor the image it is trying to portray.