Vogue Taiwan November 2020 : Yura Nakano by Agata Pospieszynska

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[Hafyiez wafa]

Editor-in-Chief: Leslie Sun
Photographer: Agata Pospieszynska
Stylist: Katie Felstead
Executive Editor: Joey Lin
Makeup: Natsumi Narita
Hair: Hiroshi Matsushita
Model: Yura Nakano
Producer: Ella Moore
Casting Director: Monika Domarke






VOGUE11月號封面，歡迎來到性別自由的世界

 

[matheus_s]

Dont get it...

 

[Bertrando3]

Men's Uno cover but not for Vogue yeah. The cover is good: photography, styling and layout but I wish this image were made for a men's magazine.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Unfortunately it looks like something from the Vogue Cover challenge on Twitter

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Taiwan November 2020



Gender Free

Photographer: Agata Popieszynska
Stylist: Katie Felstead
Hair: Hiroshi Matsushita
Makeup: Natsumi Narita
Cast: Chen Xue, Yura









Vogue Taiwan Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Taiwan November 2020

Fake Nation

Photographer: Puzzleman Leung
Stylist: Yvonne Tsai
Hair: Miley Shen
Makeup: Sting Hsieh
Cast: Liu-Hsin Yu







Vogue Taiwan Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Taiwan November 2020

Vogue Beauty: Lineal Inspiration

Photographer: Zhang Ahuei
Stylist: Chara Yu
Hair: Chang Chen
Makeup: Nash Chen
Cast: Kiki Chen






Vogue Taiwan Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

Vogue Taiwan November 2020

InVogue

Photographer: Hedy Chang
Stylist: Annie Ting
Hair: Weic Lin
Makeup: Eddie Sheng
Cast: Felicia Fan





Vogue Taiwan Digital Edition

 

[phungnam96]

The Fakecation is ridiculously fun.

 

[Phuel]

Unfortunately it looks like something from the Vogue Cover challenge on Twitter

Haha… This is sadly, the reality of fashion publication (low) standards these days. Nothing feels nor comes from a place of layered, subversive, and sophisticated provocation. It’s all surface value to shock with a gimmick that 12yo would find titlliating: Where once the fusion of new frontiers would be challenged/confronted with genuinely creative progression of imagery to blur the traditional sensibility— now it’s… just put a dress and dangly earrings on a boy to feminize him because… Political :sigh: Compare to how richly complex the likes of Gaultier/Comme/Yohji/Galliano showings and how strong the styling was for these labels back in the day: Men were not feminized and women were not masculinized so flatly and lazily by swapping their traditional wears. They were reimagined into a creative vision that was altogether new and progressive, and totally aspiring for everybody— gay, straight, women, men. And it was all so sophisticated and not resembling kids playing dress-up. To whom is this inspiring to…??? That guy with the beard that likes to wear gowns?

(I’d imagine such basic cross-dressing as shown here would raise a few eyebrows in Taiwan since it’s still a mostly conservative culture, rather than make eyes roll— as mine are doing at the sheer uncreative laziness of it all :double sigh:...)