Perfecting the Dead-Eyed Stare: Kristen Stewart in Vogue Italia

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

I guess even Vogue Italia, that one link to editorial relevance in the Condé Nast stable of periodicals, can run afoul every now and then. Case in point, this bit of visual vomit Michelangelo di Battista threw up for their latest issue. Filmed in what could easily be your grandmother’s attic painted the most abhorrent shade of blue — with uninspired styling by Alice Gentilucci and listless and lifeless posing from Kristen Stewart whose hair apparently hasn’t seen a brush in ages –  this spread has Italian Vogue wading in levels of American Vogue dreckitude.  Enjoy after the jump. 

Carmen Kass Dines in Couture for Vogue Italia

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

What would you wear to a dinner party? Givenchy? Valentino? Chanel Haute Couture? How about all three? A sophisticated Carmen Kass wears magnificent attire with a look of boredom for “A Precious Glam” in the March 2011 issue of Vogue Italia. Beef tartare, champagne and ice cream sundaes are on the menu along with a face cage, boat neck gowns and diamond jewelry. Shot by Miles Aldridge and flawlessly styled by Alice Gentilucci, this is what fine dining should look like.

AD-DICT: Anja Rubik for Etro Fall ’09 by Michaelangelo DiBattista

Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor

Anja Rubik plays the part of a high fashion gypsy nomad in these colorful ads. Stylist Alice Gentilucci shows her skill at mixing textures and patterns and makes this studio shoot anything but boring.

SOURCE: Next Models