Vogue Nippon January 2011 : Gisele Bündchen by Mario Sorrenti

[*ana*]

i really like this mario sorrenti high contrast/strong colours aesthetic, very much like "darker is the memory" in Naples. edita's faces and poses are indeed very repetitive, but i think they work here, seem to be on purpose, as well as the shiny fabrics and leopard prints, it all fits the title. it's not better than the other one i mentioned nor the ones in Rio and Tokyo, but it's quite nice and there seems to be some irony to it, as if it's kind of mocking itself.

 

[TomFordforGucci]

Mr. Cortina sure loves a rich b*tch luxury/glamour-themed editorial

 

[mikel]

Edita's story reminds me of Carolyn Murphy by Testino for Vogue Paris September 2003.

 

[Kanna]

^ Ahhh, I know! It sort of does.


I got this issue. I really love all the three fashion eds inside. The theme 'Icons' is interesting too, even if it has been dealt with a hundred times in many magazines.
Edita's ed is phenomenal in print. I cannot but admit it's one of the best eds she has ever done. (Forget about my post above ) And it has become a treat to see Sorrenti's work in VN. I'd love to see it regularly.
Guinevere's ed makes this issue worth buying too.

But I'm a little confused... is this a 136 pages supplement? or just a section inside the main issue?

Kate's pages are part of the main issue.

 

[vogue28]

HQ Cover and Supplement:



*scans by vogue28

 

[justaguy]

^Supplement cover is gorgeous! Thanks for the post, vogue28!

 

[Bertrando3]

I don't know to me the "Vogue beauty" editorial is lame and boring but the rest is nice

 

[Mirik]

aebook30

Women of the Year by Kishin Shinoyama
A Picture of Color by Toby McFarlan Pond


Anna dela Russo

 

[Melancholybaby]

Behind the scenes of Edita's ed
Look at George Cortina's body