L’Officiel Paris just released the cover for their 90th anniversary issue, starring none other than blogger/editor Tavi Gevinson. Confusingly, Beyonce’s controversial cover from March was also billed as the 90th anniversary issue, but considering the gigantic “90″ encircling Tavi here, we’re inclined to believe this is the real thing.
Magazine covers in 2010 could be arranged into two simple categories: the absolutely amazing and the offensively bad. But let’s focus on the good here…
2010 was the year that brought us two sets of fantastic LOVE covers (including Alessandra styled by Katie Grand, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Lauren Hutton, styled by Fashionista columnist Sally Lyndley), Anna Wintour on the cover of the somewhat mysterious Industrie magazine, Dakota Fanning doing her best starlet in Dazed & Confused, and Lara’s boobs, looking better than ever on the 90th anniversary issue of Vogue Paris.
Overall, covers in 2010 were dynamic, bright, and a bit raunchy, so click through to see which ones hit the right note.
1. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Doc Martens–it feels like yesterday I bought my first pair, wore them with floral dresses and fancied myself the next Drew Barrymore–and in honor of their birthday they’ll throw a massive bash in New York City with a band, or two, or five. 2. Jeremy Kost shot Read more →
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Why do European magazines always come with something extra? In London, we picked up a bunch of teen magazines that came with glittery eye shadow and neon lipstick, (which we totally used for Henry Holland’s party). The British Bazaar came with a shopping supplement that was so well done we almost forgot to read the Read more →
