Vogue Thailand May 2015 : Sui He by Stockton Johnson

[Nevin139]

Source:vogue.co.th

 

[GlamorousBoy]

Jeans? seriously?

 

[Benn98]

This is the first Vogue Thailand cover which I am not overfond of. Loathe the denim masthead. It looks like a preview cover, based on a UK Vogue editorial. I'm also keen to see what their Fashion Goes East feature will be all about. Just in January Khemanit's cover editorial featured modern takes on the Japanese obiage.

 

[MON]

This looks like a UK Vogue More Dash Than Cash Supplement (in association with H&M )

The jeans masthead is so 2006! The styling feels so dated. The colors are too dark. Nothing here works. What a huge downgrade from last month's cover

 

[Deleted member 45369]

Jeans, seriously? Do they know the magazine they are spawned from? The one who's title they have on their masthead? To paraphrase Anna Wintour, "Where's the glamour? This is VOGUE, let's lift it a little".

 

[Bertrando3]

It does look like the h&m supplement for British Vogue indeed! Good for Sui but the cover does not have anything special, it looks very commercial and not high fashion though, so that bothers me since it´s part of the Vogue family.

 

[TREVOFASHIONISTO]

Jeans? seriously?

the denim market hasn't been that good as of recently, so it seems as though a lot of fashion publications have been pushing denim in order for it to sell more.

 

[justaguy]

Love the shot but not the denim masthead.

 

[jeffandtheworld]

This looks like a UK Vogue More Dash Than Cash Supplement (in association with H&M )

The jeans masthead is so 2006! The styling feels so dated. The colors are too dark. Nothing here works. What a huge downgrade from last month's cover

Agree. This does look like a shot from English Vogue's supplement editorial. There is nothing original about this magazine. They try hard to be English Vogue with their 2013 French Vogue font. Sadly, it ended up looking like a French Elle cover with that awful cheap styling. TBH I will not be surprised to see yet another Meisel-like editorial by Nat Prakobsantisuk in this issue.

They need to take risk. Get inspiration from somewhere else. Can't they do anything original at all or are they just plain lazy?

Happy for Sui He though

 

[Nomar]

I'm just happy to see Sui again!!!

 

[Nepenthes]

I was so excited to see Sui's name in the thread title and then I saw this catalogue looking shot. I am less bothered by the jeans and more bothered by the lack of creativity.

 

[AnemonefisH]

Vogue Spy: Fantastic Blue
Model: Ivanka Pesheva
Photographer: Sootket Jiwpanit
Fashion Editor: Jongkol Tangpradit


digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

Day Dreaming to Shine Bright
Model: Pim Bubear


digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

Vogue Beauty: Red Alert
Model: Soo Joo Park
Photographer: Stockton Johnson
Stylist: Melaney Oldenhof
Makeup Artist: Chrisato Chris Arai
Hairstylist: Charlie Taylor


digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

Colour Theory
Models: Malinee Adelaide Coates, Varitsara Yu, Nathalie Ducheine, Chutimon 'Aokbab' Jugchareonsukying, Kanyanut "Alien" Bamrungpong, Chanokporn Sayoungkul
Photographer: Tada Varich
Stylist: Jirat Subpisankul

digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

The Haute Denim
Model: Sui He
Photographer: Stockton Johnson
Stylist: Yi Guo
Makeup Artist: Parco Cheung
Hairstylist: Yuku Washizu


digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

Model Citizen
Models: Charlene Almarvez, Hee Hyun Park, Sissi Hou, Lan Tuyet, Li Xiao Xing, Li Wei, Ash Foo, Gwen Loo
Photographer: Natth Jaturapahu
Stylist: William Graper
Makeup Artist: Valery Gherman
Hairstylist: Keith Carpenter


digital edition

 

[AnemonefisH]

The Silk Route
Model: Cindy Burbridge Bishop
Photographer: Nat Prakobsantisuk
Stylist: Jirat Subpisankul


digital edition

 

[Benn98]

Thanks for all the uploads, AnemoneFish! Soo Joo's feature really stuns in terms of posing, styling and photography. Some of the shots reminds me of the early 90's Chinese & Japanese beauty trend - that red glossy eyes. In a perfect world any of her shots wouldve sufficed for the cover. Must congratulate VT for embracing the diverse skintones of their women in the other beauty edit as well, unlike Vogue India. Someone mentioned Prakobsatisuk's work looks awfully like Meisel's, I actually dont mind it. He's at least clever enough to incorporate elements of his own, unlike Alexei and Boo George who run identical facsimiles of Lindbergh's aesthetic. The weakest links in this issue are the two denim edits, both look like supplementary features in Elle or UK Vogue. There are no 'haute' denim. LV cannot make it cool, and the pieces they've selected looks more high street than anything. I get that they're trying to create buzz around denim, but must it look so pedestrian?