From top: Sophie Dahl (November 2007), Kate Moss (April 2010), Rachel Weisz (December 2009), Natalia Vodianova and Johnny Borrell (May 2007), Cheryl Cole (October 2010), and Victoria Beckham (April 2008).
Showing posts with label Kate Moss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kate Moss. Show all posts
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Favourite Vogue UK Covers
From top: Sophie Dahl (November 2007), Kate Moss (April 2010), Rachel Weisz (December 2009), Natalia Vodianova and Johnny Borrell (May 2007), Cheryl Cole (October 2010), and Victoria Beckham (April 2008).
Friday, February 8, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Vogue UK Update
Posted on thefashionspot.com
"VOGUE’S MARCH ISSUE IS A RECORD BREAKER.
London, 30th January 2008
The March International collections issue of VOGUE hits the newsstand on 4th February at a record 430 pages, the biggest March issue ever for the fashion bible. The cover is strikingly glamorous, featuring Kate Moss in Dolce & Gabbana and photographed by Craig McDean. The March issue will also include a record level of ad pages, standing at 282, and dominated by all the major international designers.
VOGUE will also be increasing its price with this issue, from £3.70 to £3.80, so based on the January-June 07 UK newsstand data this will generate an additional £142K in annual RSV for the retailer. In addition the March issue of VOGUE will be supported by a national print advertising campaign running in The Times, The Guardian, The Independent and the Evening Standard throughout the first week of sale. The theme of the campaign is “Get it first, Get it fast”.
Stephen Quinn, Publishing Director, comments, "Despite turbulent conditions at newsstand VOGUE is holding a very steady circulation just over the 220,000 mark. The March issue ad campaign will support the retailer and convey the mood of a confident up-market magazine which is leading its field".
The latest ABC delivered by VOGUE was its 11th consecutive circulation increase, with a record ABC total of 220,084 (Jan-June 2007), reinforcing its position as the dominant magazine in the fashion and luxury market."
430 pages!!?!? Pchoom!
"VOGUE’S MARCH ISSUE IS A RECORD BREAKER.
London, 30th January 2008
The March International collections issue of VOGUE hits the newsstand on 4th February at a record 430 pages, the biggest March issue ever for the fashion bible. The cover is strikingly glamorous, featuring Kate Moss in Dolce & Gabbana and photographed by Craig McDean. The March issue will also include a record level of ad pages, standing at 282, and dominated by all the major international designers.
VOGUE will also be increasing its price with this issue, from £3.70 to £3.80, so based on the January-June 07 UK newsstand data this will generate an additional £142K in annual RSV for the retailer. In addition the March issue of VOGUE will be supported by a national print advertising campaign running in The Times, The Guardian, The Independent and the Evening Standard throughout the first week of sale. The theme of the campaign is “Get it first, Get it fast”.
Stephen Quinn, Publishing Director, comments, "Despite turbulent conditions at newsstand VOGUE is holding a very steady circulation just over the 220,000 mark. The March issue ad campaign will support the retailer and convey the mood of a confident up-market magazine which is leading its field".
The latest ABC delivered by VOGUE was its 11th consecutive circulation increase, with a record ABC total of 220,084 (Jan-June 2007), reinforcing its position as the dominant magazine in the fashion and luxury market."
430 pages!!?!? Pchoom!
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Back Soon/Vogue UK March 2008
So sorry for being away for so long. I've been preparing for the imminent return to uni, plus I've been trying to look for a place to live in the crazy Sydney rental market. Enough said.
Anyway, this is the unconfirmed cover, featuring Kate Moss, of the Vogue UK March 2008 issue. I have to say, this is about the most on-crack I've ever seen her. She doesn't look like herself but like a bizarre waxwork model of herself: like someone got 25kg of cigarette ash, 25kg of wax, mixed it up with a little bit of dirty water and was forced to complete a lifesize representation of her in less than an hour. I don't know what her dress is but I'm still loving this silver ascendancy.
I can't wait for the Feb '08 issue of US Vogue to hit the stands: this stunning edit with Catherine McNeill (for some reason was posted by my blogfriend Green Grenadine and whilst I don't want to steal her thunder, I love these pics so much I just have to post them again...the snakeskin bags (by Coach, Ferragamo and D&G) are completely lush...as is the volume of her hair.
On thefashionspot.com there seems to be much derision re: Catherine McNeill, which I don't completely understand....anyone care to enlighten me?
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