It's rare that I post editorials on this blog but I just had to share Géraldine Saglio's feature for the Spring 2011 issue of Vogue Enfants photographed by Matthew Brookes. It makes such a change from the overtly sexualised images seen previously in Vogue Enfants under Carine Roitfeld's editorship. Instead, the styling is on trend, low key and age-appropriate. It's a breath of fresh air in a sea of editorials in which audacious appears to have become synonymous with plain risqué. Alt's plans for a more "feminine vogue" seem to have been accomplished to great effect; the harshness of older Paris Vogue editorials has faded and been replaced with an almost intimate mood, resulting in a magazine that women really want to read.
(Photographs: thefashionspot)
I'm afraid the images aren't showing up for me :(
ReplyDeleteThey should be working now, fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteI can see them :) I am looking forward to what Alt will do, great post.
ReplyDeleteoh they are great...ad interesting write up!
ReplyDeleteThey look so pure and honest. Naturally sweeet. I have to say I miss Carine though :/
ReplyDeleteI bought the new Paris Vogue...definitely see Alt's hands all over it. These from Vogue Enfants are amazing! I went to see the whole editorial and love the whole mood. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI read the new Vogue in the library. I really like that Alt took a different direction with the magazine, but kept the lay- out the same. I think the lay-out is really recognizable for Paris Vogue.
ReplyDeleteThe images look really good though, soft and pure.
I really love innocence and naivety of the editorial! Can't wait to see which direction Alt will lead VP.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeletethe hair is done so beautifuly
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness . She looks so natural and beautiful~ I love the hair too. Very boho
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These images are really beautiful. I don't usually read the French vogue but I am intrigued to see what Alt does with it. If there will be more editorials like this, I think I will have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteThis eidtorial seems perfect!
ReplyDeleteI'm through with those over sexualized editorials too.
beautiful photos, they remind me of the ones of Brooke Shields in the 80's
ReplyDeletei love the editorial - since I don't wear make up, I'm all about the fresh, child-like look. it's just simple and beautiful..
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So refreshing to see age-appropriate editorials, hopefully we will see more issues taking note :)
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