British Vogue Gets Nationalistic in October 2009 Issue
Marissa Liu — September 15, 2009 — Luxury
References: vogue & r1ma.blogspot
British Vogue gets nationalistic for their October 2009 issue. Famed fashion photographer Mario Testino captures an all-English cast of models including Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Lily Donaldson and Stella Tennant for the editorial, ‘Brilliantly British’. Fashion Editor Lucinda Chambers was charged with showcasing quintessential British style for the patriotic feature.
All of the editorials featured in the October issue do a little Union Jack flag-waving. With the 25th Anniversary of London Fashion Week just around the corner, this might go a long way in explaining why the October issue of British Vogue gets nationalistic.
All of the editorials featured in the October issue do a little Union Jack flag-waving. With the 25th Anniversary of London Fashion Week just around the corner, this might go a long way in explaining why the October issue of British Vogue gets nationalistic.
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