Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Bronzed and beautiful as always, only Candace Swanepoel could pull-off a sweaty, matted-down hair, I-just-worked-out look this well. Photographed by Daniel Jackson for the February 2012 issue of Vogue China, Candy sports sporty looks from Alexander Wang, Stella McCartney, Balenciaga, Y-3 and Narciso Rodriguez, artfully styled by Alastair McKimm. Take notes ladies – this is what a city workout should look like.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Having paged through my fair share of Vogues since acquiring my first issue some ten years ago, I’ve picked up a trick or two. There are certain poses models always do – poses that are “classic Vogue.” So to master these is to get one horse-like step closer to those hallowed, glossy editorial pages.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Well, Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks. So, your resolution is to hit the gym on the regs? You’re going to need a sensible platform sneaker to get you there. Vogue China suited Ji Lili up sporty ready for some athletic action. Take a page out of this for your own look. Think graphic lines, contrasts and sheer layers with depth. Because you’re obviously going to have a smokin’ hot personal trainer (and/or hot muscly men staring back at you from the weights section). These looks from Ohne Titel, Celine, Alexander Wang and Bottega Veneta will have them winking from the bell bars.
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 Megan Turley
Lachlan Bailey’s street style editorial for Vogue China, entitled “Handsome Girl,” features a rough-and-tumble Tao Okamoto sporting a tousled bob by hair stylist Rudi Lewis and a vibrant red lip (we’re all about the red lip at FashionIndie) by Sally Branka.
Edited by Benjamin Kanarek
by: Frédérique Renaut of Benjamin Kanarek Blog
Emmanuelle Alt © Garance Doré
Emmanuelle Alt is writing her own ticket for VOGUE Paris. I was not expecting a fundamental change in the Editorial Direction being that she has been the Fashion Director of the magazine for over ten years and collaborating with Carine Roitfeld. Thus the assumption that there would be little change from the status quo.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Continuing on from our earlier lesson, turn on the wind machines and unleash the doves as we explore more of the poses to finally get you your long-awaited multi-page spread in Vogue.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Having paged through my fair share of Vogues since acquiring my first issue some ten years ago, I’ve picked up a trick or two. There are certain poses models always do – poses that are “classic Vogue.” So to master these is to get one horse-like step closer to those hallowed, glossy editorial pages.
Edited by Josh Linam
Scarlett Johansson sports Dolce & Gabbana for April 2011′s Vogue China spread. Fresh off the divorce train from Hollywood hunk Ryan Reynolds, Scarlett’s back on the market and looking distractingly sultry.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
What is the Rebel Waltz? It could only be the magical dance created when androgynous model Agyness Deyn wears Balmain, Burberry and Alexander Wang for the lens of photographer and genius Hedi Slimane in the March 2011 issue of Vogue China. A hardcore edge in black and white never looked so good with leather dresses, chokers, cuffs and hundreds of spikes. Aggy hasn’t looked this good in a long time.
