Miss Daria

Daria Werbowy racks up yet another cover of Vogue Paris with the publication’s February issue. Inside the magazine is a 60-page spread featuring the veteran (and one of my favorite) model in Las Vegas. Photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Daria wears Prada spring 2012 with glittering gems as accessories.

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Femme Fatale

Anja Rubik & Sasha Pivovarova photographed by mert alas & marcus piggott & styled by Emmanuelle Alt Vogue Paris, october 2011.

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Summer Lovin

Pefect styling in Vogue Paris. Isabel Marant, highwaisted denim shorts and Michael Kors flatforms....a MUST for your Summer 2011 wardrobe.




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White Hot!

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Gisele Vogue Paris

Emmanuelle Alt's first Vogue Paris cover

90's invasion

Carmen Kass in Vogue Paris March 2011. I love the 90's looks!

Emmanuelle as Editor in Chief

It's Official! Emmanuelle Alt is the Editor-in-Chief of French Vogue starting in February. Regarding her new position, Alt said: "It's such an honor for me but also a great pleasure to land at the helm of Vogue Paris, a magazine which I know very well. By working with such talented teams, I can start to work on developing the incredible potential that Vogue Paris has."

For the past ten years, Alt has worked under the current editor in chief, Carine Roitfeld, as the magazine's fashion director.

Can't wait to see what she will bring to the magazine!

Au Revoir Carine

Carine Roitfeld announced her resignation from Vogue Paris — effective the end of January — last Friday leaving everyone in a tizzy. Many speculated that Roitfeld's next project would be with Tom Ford, but the designer spoke up claiming that nothing is currently in the works: "Carine and I have no plans to work together at the moment, and it is nothing that we have even discussed, but of course I think she is brilliant, and we are close friends so who knows about the future."

Roitfeld explained to WWD why she decided to leave Vogue Paris: "When we published our 90th anniversary issue in October, it felt almost like a double anniversary for me. I knew I wasn’t really going to stay much longer. I think it’s good to get out while you’re ahead, and I think right now, Vogue is outstanding. I’m very proud of it. I have an exceptional team." Furthermore, Roitfeld stated having issues regarding a structured work environment: "I have always been a freelancer, so when I was hired 10 years ago, I found it very difficult to have an office, an assistant, a schedule, fixed vacations. But at the same time, it was such a huge job that I said yes. It’s been an incredible adventure, but maybe in my heart and soul, I am more of a freelancer. I’m surprised I even stuck it out this long, but what made me stay is having a boss like Jonathan [Newhouse], who is an incredible man who gave me total freedom, and God knows I pushed the boundaries." (fashiongologie)

Updated: Nude Daria for Vogue Paris

Yesterday, I mentioned that Vogue Paris was putting out their annual calendar with stunning beauty Daria Werbowy. Here are some more pictures from her full frontal photoshoot. I'd die for her body!


















































































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Pussy West

Terry Richardson delivers his own brand of western drama for the most recent issue of Vogue Paris. Starring Abbey Lee Kershaw, Crystal Renn and Eniko Mihalik, the sexy trio commits crime as outlaws of the wild west. Outfitted by Julia von Boehm, the bad girls sport lace, sequins and fringe in Pussy West. ~fashiongonerogue