Vogue Poland March 2023 : Anja Rubik by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

[aracic]

But is a Saint Laurent mono-brand or is she wearing different brands?

All Saint Laurent, I believe. No clothing information texts appear throughout the spread, they only credit SL at the beginning.

 

[Scotty]

Love. Very Vogue Paris 2004! Also, what’s wrong with Anja freeing her t*ts?

 

[ah ah]

All Saint Laurent, I believe. No clothing information texts appear throughout the spread, they only credit SL at the beginning.

One editorial, one brand, even menswear? Not sure I get it

 

[Avonlea]

Got my copy this morning and sadly I have to say that Anja's editorial is the only real editorial in this issue There's another one with various models in the En Vogue section but it's mixed up with runway and product photos. I'm a bit disappointed but it's really solid issue, as always in Poland. A lot of good texts to read, a lot of Anja Rubik.
But I wish there was more fashion content.

This is my biggest issue with polish edition. Fashion magazines here have always been very text oriented. I don't think there was any title that would focus solely on photography or illustration. I don't mind the articles, I used to buy Viva Moda mostly for the written content, same with Bazaar. I just feel like the Vogue team forgets the main purpose of this publication. There can be one decent ed but give me interviews with industry veterans, insiders' stories etc.

 

[vogue28]

I am absolutely here for the strong sense of Emmnauelle Alt's Vogue Paris from the two covers and the accompanying cover story. There's not a single element to this I dislike here - Anja Rubik via I&V's lens will always be a winning combo (even more so when there's Saint Laurent involved).

One of the rare magazines to deliver us something that's actually worthy of the second biggest fashion issue of the year! This truly feels like the perfect combination and celebration of both art and fashion.

Major kudos goes to Ina Lekiewicz and Vogue Poland this month!