Edited by Jessica Lapidos
For the first time in the history of the universe, every Vogue Editor-in-Chief on planet Earth has been captured in one unified picture. Emanating from the central force that is Anna Wintour, these sartorial powerhouses have come together in support of Japan for Tokyo‘s first Fashion’s Night Out post-earthquake.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
While we’ve been busy handing out Model Citizen Awards, we found a real live model citizen in the rough slums of Brazil. One tough bid, Silvinha Oliveira found her way out, worked her way through fashion school, turned away her nose up at the frivolity of high fashion’s industry and, instead, brought it back to the favelas to flourish. Upon imparting her sartorial knowledge to a few women in the community, she was able to start her own company: Retalhos Cariocas. She takes scraps of factories’ leftover fabrics and uses them to transform the country’s ubiquitous Havaianas into gladiators, booties, wrap shoes and more. All at once, Silvinha is giving fabric andher neighbors a second chance at life.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Gisele, Gisele, Gisele it’s almost like a Marsha Brady story, or in better terms she’s like that girl in high school that you absolutely hated but loved at the same time… I don’t think you could ever call Gisele ugly or find a totally bad photo taken of her, even if the photo did look like shit she would still stump me by how she’d obviously end up making it amazing.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Alessasandra Ambrosio graces the cover of her home country in Vogue Brazil. I met her last week and she is just as beautiful if not more in real life.
Edited by Saynt
Bruna Tenoria is an indigenous Brazilian model with a look that’s unique and uncontrollably contagious. Check her out in this spread for Vogue Brazil where she plays a very stylish tomb raider.
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
From making mud pies at the age of 5 to being the voice behind the easel for all of the fashion community at 23, Danny Roberts of Igor + Andre is quickly making his way around the industry. Danny’s first publication was for Vision Magazine in China, since then he has graced the pages of Dazed and Confused (UK) to Elle (US) , Even Spain and Brazil’s Vogue!
Lucas Logan: What was the first publication featuring your artwork?
Danny Roberts: I believe the first print publication that featured my work was Vision Magazine in China.
Lucas: What is your ideal subject to paint and why, models, bloggers, or artists?
Danny: Models. Beauty inspires me, so naturally, I was drawn to fashion models. 
Lucas: Was there any favorite childhood artist you looked up to when you were young?
Danny: Yes! John R. Neill who illustrated a lot of the Land of Oz stories. Also Pauline Baynes. She was friends with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and illustrated The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of the Rings. She was actually a map maker by trade.
Lucas: Would you say living in California gave you your aesthetic eye for art?
Danny: Uh, I don’t know if it was California per se. But I love living here!
Lucas: How did you come up with your blog name Igor + Andre?
Danny: Actually, I haven’t really said why it’s called that yet. It’s named after a project I’ve been planning for the last few years, but it’s not ready yet. Sorry about that.
Lucas: In the fashion industry who would you love to work with?
Danny: Actually, it breaks my heart, but truly the one person I always wanted to collaborate with in my life was Lee Alexander McQueen. But also, I would love to collaborate with Karl Lagerfeld.
Lucas: For an aspiring fashion artist, any advice to give, like materials to use or where to start?
Danny: For materials, I think the best approach is to systematically learn each medium. Take one at a time, be patient and move on to the next when you feel ready.
Lucas: Any future goal you would love to accomplish soon?
Danny: I really want to launch a web channel that focus on art, music and fashion!
To check out more of Danny Robert’s work visit his site Igor + Andre !
-Lucas Logan
www.itslucaslogan.com
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz will style an editorial for an upcoming issue of Vogue Brazil.
Edited by FashionIndie
Blond beauty Raquel Zimmermann lands the cover of this months Vogue Brazil shot by Henrique Gendre.
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
Caroline Trentini ditches the jumping poses we have become so accustomed to seeing her in and up’s the sexy factor in this leather filled editorial.
GALLERY: Caroline Trentini in Vogue Brazil
SOURCE: The Fashion Spot
Edited by Andy Wass
Michelle Alves is featured on a stand-out cover for May 2009. Steven Klein shot this for Vogue Brazil at a Madonna concert last year.
Usually backgrounds are just empty space or a beach setting, but the non-US mags really know how to switch it up. I love Michelle’s styling (simple jeans enhanced by futuristic, bondage-inspired accessories) combined with the suggested energy of the crowd.
Get a look behind the scenes of the shoot in the gallery.
