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1.07.2012

VOGUE AROUND THE WORDL JANUARY 2012

PARÍS

MODEL: KATE MOSS

RUSSIA

MODEL: LILY COLE

GERMANY

MODEL: CAROLA REMER

GERMANY

MÉXICO

MODEL: BIANCA BALTI

JAPAN

MODEL: MARYNA LINCHUK

PORTUGAL

MODEL: AYMELINE VALADE

BRASIL

MODELS: TEYANE LEAO, LAIS RIBEIRO AND MARCELIA FREESZ

HELLAS

MODEL: ROS GEORGOU

INDIA

ESPAÑA

MODEL: MARYNA LINCHUK

AUSTRALIA

MODEL: KARMEN PEDARU

KOREA

MODEL: ARIZONA MUSE

L'UOMO VOGUE

MODEL: LADY GAGA

ITALIA

MODEL: DARIA STROKOUS (WOMEN)

CHINA

MODEL: MING XI (HUAYI BROTHERS)

PHOTOGRAPHER: LI QI

BRITISH VOGUE

MODEL: FLORENCE WELCH

PHOTOGRAPHER: MARIO TESTINO

TAIWAN

MODEL: MICHELLE CHEN

AMERICAN VOGUE

MODEL: MERYL STREEP

KARMEN PEDARU BY CEDRIC BUCHET FOR VOGUE PARIS JUNE / JULY 2011

KARMEN PEDARU (ELITE)

VOGUE PARÍS JUNIO / JULIO 2011

"PARADIS BLEU"

FOTOS DE CEDRIC BUCHET

MAS DE VOGUE PARÍS JUNIO / JULIO 2011

"SEA, AIR & SUN"
"SOLEIL NOIR"
"CANICULE"
"BROZAGE"

KARMEN PEDARU FOR UK VOGUE MAY 2011

KARMEN PEDARU (PREMIER)

"CLEAN CUT"

"EFFORTLESS, ANDROGYNOUS, BUT OH SO SEDUCTIVE... NOTHING SAYS SUMMER QUITE LIKE HEAD- TO-TOE WHITE. HOW TO?"

VOGUE BRITÁNICA MAYO DEL 2011

FOTOS DE BEN WELLER

LOS 10 LOOKS MAS MEMORABLES DE PARIS FASHION WEEK OTOÑO/INVIERNO 2011

1.- ALEXANDER McQUEEN

FRIDA GUSTAVSSON (IMG)

2.- GIAMBATTISTA VALLI

JAC JAGACIAK (IMG)

3.- MIU MIU

ANAIS POULIOT (ELITE)

4.- LANVIN

KARMEN PEDARU (ELITE)

5.- JEAN-CHARLES DE CASTELBAJAC

DEBORA MULLER (NATHALIE)

6.- HAIDER ACKERMANN

KINGA RAJZAK (IMG)

7.- HERMES

KARMEN PEDARU (ELITE)

8.- YVES SAINT LAURENT

FREJA BEHA ERICHSEN (IMG)

9.- ROLAND MOURET

JAC (IMG)

10.- STELLA McCARTNEY

ANJA RUBIK (NEXT)

HERMÈS SPRING 2011 RTW

Karlie Kloss (NEXT)

It scarcely seems possible that there could be such a material as "transparent crocodile," but if anyone is capable of producing such stuff, it would have to beHermès. And the designer best placed to use it would naturally be Jean Paul Gaultier. And he would instinctively cut it into a sharply tailored jacket.

Frida Gustavsson (IMG)

That particular item was one of the more mesmerizing pieces in Gaultier's swan song for Hermès today (Christophe Lemaire takes these luxurious reins next season), but there were plenty more in a show that made for a fabulous last hurrah.

Yulia Kharlaponova (ELITE)

The collection also made full use of the house's horsey heritage, starting with the showbizzy opener of a dressage corps going through its paces under a mass of chandeliers. Then Karlie Kloss, every designer's favorite equestrienne, stalked out in second-skin black leather, brandishing a riding crop. Her lean, sexy, and ever-so-fetishistic look set the tone for the whole show.

Anja Rubik (NEXT)

Where there was volume, as in a white organza coat trailing away in scarf points, or a flowing gown in ombré chiffon, or the capes of mousseline that swathed the finale, it merely emphasized the intense body-consciousness of the rest. Which meant the key piece was a leather basque, highlighting the waist, attenuating the hard, precise silhouette.

Sasha Pivovarova (IMG)

Gaultier is a master tailor, and here he maximized his talent to create an austere but sensuous glamour. His singular twist was to build interest into the back of a garment, baring skin with jackets and tops that crisscrossed like wings. If they might be classified as a fashion bridge too far—along with the body harnesses, the jodhpur shorts, and those basques—there was temptation aplenty elsewhere.

Erin O'Connor (ELITE)

See the ultra-high-waisted pants, chic leather-fronted cardigans, gorgeous suede jackets, and leather skirts, not to mention some splendidly sleek accessories that were worthy additions to the classic Hermès carryalls.