2011 in 10 covers of Vogue Paris

Vogue Paris looks back at the year through its covers. The facts and the people who were part of one of the most desired edition of the Magazine. Carine Roitfeld left, Emmanuele Alt took place, Kate Moss, Lara Stone, Sasha, Mario Testino, among others, are part of the retrospection of the french Vogue.

Here cons: the February 2011 issue of Vogue Paris

"This first issue of the year takes place in Italy, in Puglia specifically. Completely exposed to the sun, the 65 summer looks elected by Vogue," writes Carine Roitfeld , the editorial in the February issue Vogue Paris. the top Lara Stone was in the cover, revealing why she sustained and reached her place in the rank of super models for Vogue, posing in a total radiant look Gucci Spring-Summer 2011 . The Italian brand is celebrating 90 years of success, and Vogue Paris pays tribute with a special folder and a set of mode featuring the Gucci bags it carried by the top of the moment: Arizona Muse (...)

March 2011

"It's because everything must end that everything is so beautiful ...", wrote Carine Roitfeld , the editorial in the March 2011 issue of Vogue Paris. A number history, being the last of Carine Roitfeld, who resigned as editor after 10 years in the writing of Vogue Paris and signed 100 numbers all the more extraordinary than others. His latest theme is surrealism, a dream-like flashbacks to the colorful land of Dalí. On the cover, we find the top Dutch Saskia de Brauw, posing in a fashion so amateur video made ​​by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott (...)

 April 2011: The first issue of Emmanuelle Alt, appointed in January to be the editor of Vogue Paris, after the departure of Carine Roitfeld in December 2010. Her first issue was April 2011. In the cover, the top Gisele Bundchen poses in a white transparent lace dress collection spring-summer 2011 in Dolce & Gabbana . The photo is signed by the photographer duo Dutch Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin . Historical numbers, which heralds a new era in the history of Vogue Paris with the summary of trends spring-summer and decrypted on the white color of the season (...)

"While Cannes is about to be celebrated, Vogue puts on her thirty-one (in a tuxedo, which is essential) and goes to the movies." wrote  Emmanuelle Alt , editor of Vogue Paris, in the editorial of the issue, in May 2011. Honoring the seventh art, with a report of the mansions of the most magnificent stars and an interview with the agent Dominique Besnehard.  Elegant tuxedo is in the spotlight of the fashion pages, with a series of evening looks that play on the ambiguity of masculine and feminine. Kate, on the cover of issue raises a few pages later wearing the latest creations of the most spectacular haute couture, in a series between punk and Hollywood glamor. Finally, it is the neon colors that are a must this season, with make-up blinding neon colors, to wear a button to light scattered outfit.

 "A little more than a three hours flight from Paris, Greece is a  blue paradise where the sun is the national wealth," wrote Emmanuelle Alt, in the editorial of the June / July 2011 . Focused on the Greek islands and the summer with a dip in a bikini in the turquoise water of the Mediterranean, a stopover in the southern Peloponnese meeting the new generation of artists, designers, gallery owners and nightlife, Greek are moving the country. Isabeli Fontana which celebrated 15-year of her career, was the cover girl of the month. Signed by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott(...)

  

August 2011

Lara Stone is the cover girl from the August/11 Issue. signed by the photograph Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, the shooting took place in the vicinity of an airport in California, close to a  blue Cadillac. Laura was wearing a total look Haider Ackermann . The Dutch photographer duo also lensed Arizona Muse , Natasha Poly , Raquel Zimmermann , Freja Beha Erichsen , Lara Stone and Isabeli Fontana in the streets of Los Angeles for the series with 64 key looks from the fall-winter 2011-2012.(...)

 For her September Issue, Emmanuelle Alt chose Charlotte Casiraghi to make her vogue debut with Mario Testino, and for the September Issue of Vogue Paris -  an extraordinary debut: "This is the first time she posed for a magazine cover. She chose Vogue and Mario Testino." Three years after Stephanie of Monaco , which is was discovered in December 2008 under the lens of photographer duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott , so the turn of another Grimaldi to be in the cover of the magazine. Horsewoman and the new face of online Equestrian Gucci , Charlotte Casiraghi unveiled her passions to her friend, Mario Testino. The Tribute to the French charm with the intimate portrait of great figures of French cinema, as Lou Doillon , Valerie Lemercier and Carole Bouquet. Throughout the pages, Vogue Paris deciphers the timeless elegance of the French woman and offers Tom Pecheux , Aaron de Mey , or Lloyd Simmonds to revisit their codes through a series colorful beauty.(...)

 In the editorial of the October 2011 a femme fatale in the ultra-sensual Versace dress, Sasha Pivovarova, posed for the first time alone in a  cover of Vogue Paris. The Russian top model appears platinum blonde, molded in a strapless dress with a train in bands of metal mesh pink Versace Atelier , under the eyes of the photographer duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott(...)

 Glowy complexion, pink cheeks, cell regeneration, perfect manicure ...the November Issue from the magazine decrypts the new codes of beauty care and trends in 10 make-up moving towards a natural almost perfect look. On the cover, there is the top  model of the moment Arizona Muse ,in  pretty retro pin-up poses wearing only a Yves Saint Laurent bow tie tuxedo  under the eye of Inez & Vinoodh . Tthe 21-year-old american, discovered in the spring-summer 2011 and now Yves Saint Laurent's Muse , embodies this new ideal of beauty alongside the finest  Vogue ambassadors as Natasha Poly , Isabeli Fontana , Sasha Pivovarova , Karolina Kurkova but Kate Winslet poses in total look Miu Miu , or the novelist Joan Didion.

 On the cover, Kate Moss sets the tone for this special music edition, unrecognizable as David Bowie in Ziggy Stardust period under the eye of Mert & Marcus.

Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta kissing over in one of the editorials,   editorial, groupies in the front row of a concert and Debbie Harry posing alongside Boy George with idols from TODAY. The parisian issue gives also a class of style with its amazing christmas and holidays deco themes.

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source: vogue.fr