Бионсе зае ролята на главен редактор на модната библия Vogue
36-годишната поп звезда Бионсе - една от най-фотографираните дами в света, театралничи за последната си фотосесия за списание " Vogue " без грим, екстеншъни или перука.
Освен като модел, Бионсе влиза в ролята на основния редактор на стилната библия - Ана Уинтор.
Певицата, която от доста години е дипломат в битката за пълноправие, прикани за по-голяма приемливост към естествено по-пълните дами и съобщи, че е почнала да чува повече мнения за фигурата си, откакто предходната година роди близнаци с цезарово сечение.
" Мисля, че е значимо дамите и мъжете да видят и да оценят хубостта в естественото си тяло ", сподели тя в есе, съпровождащо фотосесията.
Just in: BoF can exclusively reveal the real story behind American Vogue’s anticipated September issue starring Beyoncé Knowles. Reports alleging that the cover star had full editorial control over the cover spread like wildfire last week. Had Knowles single-handedly ushered in Vogue’s first ever African-American cover photographer? Not quite. “The concept and the photographer was entirely Vogue’s, specifically Raul’s,” said Anna Wintour, who spoke to BoF with Condé Nast creative director Raul Martinez. He said he first became aware of the 23-year-old photographer Tyler Mitchell when he photographed gun control activists for a Teen Vogue digital cover in March. For the text that accompanies the cover shoot in Vogue’s September issue, Knowles worked with writer Clover Hope to produce an “as told to” style feature in her own words. While that was an unusual concession for Vogue, the entertainer has avoided almost all interviews in the last five years without giving up media coverage. “There was a lot of discussion about the best way to approach this,” explained Wintour. “Who is better to write about Beyoncé than Beyoncé?” she continued. Arguably, the speculative headlines brought more buzz to the September issue than it has generated in years. But the assumption that the magazine ceded full control to a cover star (even one as big as Beyoncé) and wouldn’t have otherwise commissioned the young African-American photographer for a cover reflects a growing perception that Vogue is losing its touch on culture. Read the full story on businessoffashion.com [Link in bio] #fashion #vogue #beyonce #septemberissue
Освен като модел, Бионсе влиза в ролята на основния редактор на стилната библия - Ана Уинтор.
Певицата, която от доста години е дипломат в битката за пълноправие, прикани за по-голяма приемливост към естествено по-пълните дами и съобщи, че е почнала да чува повече мнения за фигурата си, откакто предходната година роди близнаци с цезарово сечение.
" Мисля, че е значимо дамите и мъжете да видят и да оценят хубостта в естественото си тяло ", сподели тя в есе, съпровождащо фотосесията.
Just in: BoF can exclusively reveal the real story behind American Vogue’s anticipated September issue starring Beyoncé Knowles. Reports alleging that the cover star had full editorial control over the cover spread like wildfire last week. Had Knowles single-handedly ushered in Vogue’s first ever African-American cover photographer? Not quite. “The concept and the photographer was entirely Vogue’s, specifically Raul’s,” said Anna Wintour, who spoke to BoF with Condé Nast creative director Raul Martinez. He said he first became aware of the 23-year-old photographer Tyler Mitchell when he photographed gun control activists for a Teen Vogue digital cover in March. For the text that accompanies the cover shoot in Vogue’s September issue, Knowles worked with writer Clover Hope to produce an “as told to” style feature in her own words. While that was an unusual concession for Vogue, the entertainer has avoided almost all interviews in the last five years without giving up media coverage. “There was a lot of discussion about the best way to approach this,” explained Wintour. “Who is better to write about Beyoncé than Beyoncé?” she continued. Arguably, the speculative headlines brought more buzz to the September issue than it has generated in years. But the assumption that the magazine ceded full control to a cover star (even one as big as Beyoncé) and wouldn’t have otherwise commissioned the young African-American photographer for a cover reflects a growing perception that Vogue is losing its touch on culture. Read the full story on businessoffashion.com [Link in bio] #fashion #vogue #beyonce #septemberissue
Източник: actualno.com
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