Vogue Paris February 2013 : Milla Jovovich by Inez & Vinoodh

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[AL92]

Oh I like this. A bit of a shift away from the usual VP/Inez & Vinoodh aesthetic.

 

[alice]

Great to see Milla but I'm not sure if I like this. But at least a great try.

 

[iluvjeisa]

I like the realism.

 

[Miss Dalloway]

Gorgeous! Perfectly framed, love everything about it!

 

[Chanelcouture09]

I like it, I quite like Milla in Saint Laurent Paris.

The first time Balenciaga has been featured in Vogue Paris since 2009.

 

[LucaNatashaFan]

A special New York where the Manhattan skyline serves as a perfect setting for the 66 series looks spring-summer 2013, on newsstands January 23.

"New York is not a city like any other, it is a myth. Steel. Descends American dream bitumen avenues XXL", writes Emmanuelle Alt, editor in chief of Vogue Paris, in the editorial of the issue February 2013. Cover of this special New York, actress Milla Jovovich is laying on the Manhattan skyline, photographed by Inez & Vinoodh in a total look Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane. A number that captures the pulse of the city and trends of this new year from the air. Perched on top of skyscrapers, Milla Jovovich and tops Anja Rubik, Natasha Poly or Kati Nescher embody turn the key looks 66 spring-summer 2013. With the Manhattan skyline on the horizon, this edition reveals a heady 360 ° panorama that takes us from Soho, Greenwich Village through the Meatpacking, to meet the new generation in vogue. Figurehead of this movement, the young prodigy Alexander Wang confides exclusively on his recent appointment to head the artistic direction of Balenciaga. It also crosses Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, Proenza Schouler duo, the eccentricities of Michelle Harper, products fetishes stars of the beauty and the U.S. face Claire Danes icon while adrenaline hit series Homeland. A Vogue Paris made ​​in Manhattan to find on newsstands January 23. In addition to the number, a DVD video traces the scenes of the last Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2013, with exclusive interviews with designers, models, makeup artists and hairdressers to discover all the trends of the season premiere.

Vogue Paris No. 934, on newsstands January 23
By Anne-Sophie Mallard

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[Nymphaea]

It has an distinctive urban vibe, I like it. Also the styling is nice, but her face is a bit too masculine/androgyn looking. Not much text, very good! Leather is a definitive trend.

 

[Nepenthes]

This is absolutely perfect! Milla just gets better with age; I love her so so much. The styling is on point, I love the hair and I love the location. This cover is a breath of fresh air. Way to go, VP!!

 

[Kanna]

That's cool, chic and classy. It reminds me of American Bazaar in the 90s which I'm so fond of. A huge collection ed shot in NYC already makes me excited. Hope it won't be disappointing..

 

[lemeray]

Instantly loved

 

[MyNameIs]

I ADORE the colors. And yay for Milla. But does nobody else think her head looks too big for her body? That is killing the whole cover for me.

 

[Rigida]

Wow, so from now on every collection ed of VP will be based in one city? After California, Las Vegas, Paris, and now New York? But I'm quite excited to see the ed

 

[ash92]

It's a gorgeous portrait and it's so grounded yet lofty at the same time I Love It!

 

[Pradable]

I can't decribe how much I love it, It's just pefect.

 

[Pradable]

better quality


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[Verhangenheit]

Love it!

 

[jmrmartinho]

I LOVE THIS COVER!
I wasnt too exited with Mila because shes very boring but everything works so well in here and this is the type of colections issue cover I want to see.
A beautiful landscape behind a beautiful woman in beautiful clothes. Thats the Vogue Paris covers I love to see!

 

[ChristyLeReveur]

I like the setting very much but I don't like Mila at all.

 

[ad041715]

The more I look at this the more I love it. I agree with Kanna in that it looks like a Bazaar cover from yesteryear. Milla look gorgeous and I'm very happy to see her but I think what really makes this cover is the lighting and the skyline behind her. There's a naturalness here we rarely see in fashion nowadays, much less on the cover of a major magazine.