The New York Post has just written on its site that Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour might leave Vogue. Sources said Vogue editrix Anna Wintour is mulling retirement.
“Her contract is up soon,” an insider said. “She’s thinking of retiring. She feels she’s done it all and had enough.
She’s so tired out, she just let Men’s Vogue close instead of fighting for it.” Wintour, who nurtured the careers of countless designers, would be sorely missed.
A rep said, “This is completely unfounded.”
Naomi Campbell poses for Vogue Russia’s December cover in a white fur cape. This is what a real Vogue cover should look like.
Anna Wintour is desperately trying to save Vogue from the economic recession. It’s the only fact that explains why she put top-selling face Jennifer Aniston on Vogue’s December 2008 cove with a big tagline “What Angelina did was very uncool”.
If Vogue previously reminded us of Cosmo or Glamour, now it looks like US Weekly. The cover is awful like it’s never been before.
What Anna Wintour did is very uncool.
source: style.com
After only three months since her last British Vogue cover, Kate Moss returns as covergirl for their December issue. Never too much of Kate, is there?
You can expect almost anything from Posh after she modeled that bizarre ad campaign for Marc Jacobs. In Vogue India’s November issue, Victoria Beckham appears dressed as a Indian bride in a Sari, complete with some well-crafted hair extensions. She reveals in the magazine: “I’ve never played safe with my image.”
The triumphal return of the 90’s supermodels no longer surprises us with Stephanie Seymour, Linda Evangelista and Eva Herzigova appearing in numerous magazine spreads. But we were so delighted to see Cindy Crawford in Vogue Paris’s November issue. In her 40s, Cindy looks fab and sexy, quite the knockout! We really missed her.
Agy is Baaaack! Britain’s ‘it’ model graces the cover of the November 2008 issue of Chinese Vogue, and it’s as messy as Agyness Deyn herself, but in a truly happening way.
Is it real, or does it seem, the recent Vogue covers are remakes of Cosmo and Glamour covers?
Reese Witherspoon may be a good actress, but she’s definitely not a Vogue girl. it’s all about drama, it’s all about grace and femme fatale-esque women, and Reese doesn’t qualify.
Bad job, Anna Wintour.
French Vogue is always seductive, and the October cover with Christy Turlington licking her lips is no exception.
Barack Obama is likely the most fashionable candidate ever with a clothing line under his belt and a second Men’s Vogue cover, due out in October.
Photographer Annie Lebovitz portrayed Obama not in glitter and glamour, but in a very romantic mood, with Obama posing in his own clothes.
