Vogue Covers April 2011

The covers for Paris Vogue and Germany Vogue were recently published, and I am guessing editors in chief, Christiane Arp and Emmanuelle Alt, were surprised when they saw each others covers as they both have featured the same dress from Dolce & Gabbana's S/S 2011 collection.

Gisele Bundchen wears it for Paris Vogue, shot by Inez &Vinoodh. I love the feel of spring that this cover expresses, and Gisele looks gorgeous, but to be honest I do expect a bit more from Emmanuelle Alt, since it is her first cover as editor in chief. However, some say that this is her first cover, while others claim that everything for Vogue Paris has been set until the end of the season, meaning that Carine Roitfeld chose this cover. The world of fashion is a busy place.

Britt Maren covers the Vogue Germany issue in the gorgeous, summer dress by D&G. I really like this cover, especially because I love Britt Maren's short, blonde hair and how good it looks with the dress. The blue background is also very fresh and summery. It seems like the whole world of Vogue are going crazy for this dress, as Vogue Spain featured Constance Jablonski wearing it for the February 2011 cover. 

Which cover to you like best? Vogue Paris or Vogue Germany?

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Natasha Poly for Vogue Paris February 2011

As a continuation of the last post, I have to post these stunning black and white shots of Natasha Poly for the February 2011 issue of Vogue Paris. She looks absolutely gorgeous in knits and sequins by Gucci, Emilio Pucci, Burberry Prorsum, Salvatore Ferragamo and Michael Kors. Her hair is fantastic - I adore long, tousled hair with a fringe, done bohemian style. I want my hair to grow fast, fast, fast so I can I have exactly this hairstyle for the summer. And I wouldn't mind these designer pieces either, thank you very much.

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Daria Werbowy in Balmain for Vogue Paris 

If there is one thing that I never grow tired of when it comes to fashion, it is a great of shot of Daria Werbowy posing for Vogue Paris while wearing Balmain. In a way this combination is getting slightly predictable, but when it comes to it I can look through my fingers as it always turns out excellent. It's like Daria was born to wear Balmain, and when this is featured in Vogue Paris it becomes ten times more chic. Oui?

What do you think about the combination Daria, Balmain and Vogue Paris?
	It's excellent!
	It's boring!
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Love & Peace

Those of you who have followed Style Spot for a while, know how much I love Vogue Paris. I could rant on for hours about how incredible Carine Roitfeld and her creative team are. But I won't do that now. Instead I want to ask you what you think of the magazine's cover for the November issue. Do you love it? Or do you hate it? I really like it. First of all I think Natasha Poly is a great model, and she works the Givenchy SS '11 hair so well. Also, I love the hippie vibe of the cover. I used to want to be a hippie when I was younger, and I still think there's a little flower child inside of me. Thirdly, the make-up is stunning. The blue eyeshadow almost pops off the cover, and is extremely attention-grabbing. Well done, Vogue Paris!

What do you think of the November 2010 cover?
	I absolutely love it!
	It's okay, but nothing special.
	I hate it!
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Bal Masqué

Vogue Paris celebrates 90 years now in October, and of course editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld knew how to throw an elegant party in its honour. When I first saw this cover and the following editorial, I knew that no other theme is as perfect as "a masked ball" for the magazine. For me, a masked ball is sexy, dangerous, risky and exciting - everything that Vogue Paris is. Happy 90th birthday!

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Fall Fashion Covers

Eniko Mihalik/Harper's Bazaar Spain Oct. 2010


Lily Donaldson/VOGUE Nippon Nov. 2010


Constance Jablonski/Numero #117

Frida Gustavvsson/Elle Sweden Sept. 2010 |


Maria Palm/Cover Magazine Sept. 2010 |

Coco Rocha/Elle France Sept. 2010

Coco Rocha/Vogue Mexico Sept. 2010 |

Marion Cotillard/Vogue Paris Sept. 2010

Images courtesy of FGR

Back to August 2006...

...since it's Carmen Kass, Terry Richardson and Vogue Paris.

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Fire me up

Have you seen the 1974 photos of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg? If you haven't, you definitely should. Take a look here.

I love how Mario Testino and Carine Roitfeld have taken inspiration from those photos and created these with Daria Werbowy and the Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli. Daria looks so much like Jane Birkin.

Sorry for the absence. I promise I'm back now, sweethearts xx

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An Excellent Combination

Natasha Poly + Emmanuelle Alt + Inez & Vinoodh + Vogue Paris

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Where The Wild Things Are

In need of some old inspiration.

Vogue Paris never disappoints.

December 2005/January 2006.

Just brilliant.

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A Female Keith

Looking at this editorial makes me breathless.

It is perfect in every way.

And the thing I love the most is how much it reminds me of Keith Richards.

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