Image of the Day: Tavi Covers L'Officiel's 90th Anniversary Issue in Head-to-Toe Chanel - Fashionista

Image of the Day: Tavi Covers L'Officiel's 90th Anniversary Issue in Head-to-Toe Chanel

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.
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L'Officiel Paris just released the cover for their 90th anniversary issue, starring none other than blogger/editor

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She's also sporting that grey bob she did for a while in real life, so we're not sure if this was just shot a long time ago or if she's just paying homage to...herself...from like, last year.

This is a pretty major cover for the 15-year-old. What do you think of it?

**Photos via The Fashion Spot and L'Officiel

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