Showing posts with label Carine Roitfeld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carine Roitfeld. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

My six favorite September issue covers

As I'm sure you all know, there are a ton of fashion magazines out there, and with September being THE month for magazines, it's hard to know which ones to invest in.  These are my favorite covers and my favorite magazines that I have either purchased or am going to once they come out where I live.  (Not pictured is the Heroes version of V Magazine that has a huge spread styled by Carine Roitfeld that I cannot wait to see!)

What are you favorite covers??








(images from fashiongonerogue.com and vogue.com)

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

V73: The Heroes Issue Preview

Somehow today is going to be themed Carine Roitfeld day, so if you don't like her, I suggest you probably not read this post and the next one.  Since quitting Vogue Paris, which was an incredibly big bummer to me, she has been busy working on projects for Barneys, V Magazine and her own biography, so here's a look at the previews for the upcoming Elizabeth Taylor themed September issue with Mario Testino.  I can't wait to get my hands on it!




(photo from vmagazine.com)

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

An edgier Chanel

Foi no festival de Cannes que se pôde ter um preview da nova campanha para a Chanel de Outono-Inverno 2011.
Sem dúvida com um look diferente das outras campanhas, mais provocador e extravagante, foi fotografado, como sempre, por Karl Lagerfeld e, voltando a utilizar a modelo Freja Beha na sua quinta campanha consecutiva para a marca. A diferença é que o styling foi por parte de Carine Roitfeld, ex editora chefe da Vogue Paris que, desta forma, trouxe o seu estilo marcante para a nova campanha da marca. fotografada numa cabine de fotografias em Paris.

It was in Cannes, on the festival, that was previewed the new Chanel campaign for Fall 2011.
There's no doubt that the feeling is different from past campaigns, more provocative and edgier. It was photographed, as always, by Karl Lagerfeld, featuring Freja Beha on her fifth consecutive campaign for the label. The difference is that Carine Roitfeld, ex editor in chief of Vogue Paris, was the stylist behind this campaign, therefore adding her unique and edgier style to it, in a set of images photographed in a photo-booth in Paris.