La Zimmermann proves why she is holding on to the number one spot at Models.com with another incredible edit on the latest Vogue Paris, shot by David Sims.
How versatile is she? The entire issue of Vogue Paris with Julianne Moore on the cover is actually pretty good. Pick up a copy asap.
The new GQ Style for spring is already on newstands, and it features the coolest men's edit I have seen so far this season. Even though there are no Brazilians involved (model is Patrick Petitjean and photographer is Nathaniel Goldberg), I had to share a few images with you guys.
GQ Style is the best men's magazine out this season. There is also b&w spread with naked models and words by Tom Ford which is really hot. Make sure to pick up a copy.
I don't think there have been many issues of Vogue America in the past three years without at least one picture of Carol Trentini jumping. April is no different, thanks to Patrick Demarchelier.
Ms. Trentini is certainly the best jumper in the fashion industry. More of her on the latest Vogue here.
The latest issue of Vogue, with La Bündchen and LeBron on the cover, is as Brazilian as Vogue America is ever going to get. Other than the biggest Brazilian export on the cover, Carol Trentini is on pretty much every feature, La Zimmermann has the hottest spread, and Oskar Metsavaht of Osklen gets a full-page nod.
And to think that the four of them are all Southern (like myself). More scans from Raquel's edit with Bryan Clay and Trentini's with Michael Phelps after the jump.
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The February issue of Vogue Brazil was dedicated in its entirety to Anna Wintour's favorite Brazilian, Caroline Trentini. As much as I hate the cover choice, the editorials are some of the best Vogue Brazil has featured in a long time. But then again, how can you go wrong with Ms. Trentini on set?
Carol was photographed by Gui Paganini, Miro, Paulo Vainer, Jacques Dequeker, and herself. Ms. Trentini was the one responsible for the concept of the pictures below.
How refreshing: a Vogue editorial in which Carol Trentini is not jumping.
And even better: a Vogue editorial in which Carol Trentini is joined by Channing Tatum as opposed to Coco Rocha.
Explanation for the lack of jumping: the photographer is Steven Klein, not Steven Meisel.
Caroline is also featured in a piece about Stefano Pilati, and in Craig McDean's High Definition edit. The images are after the jump.
I did not think she would pull it off but she did. After giving birth to her second son and enduring her second divorce, Brazilian bombshell Isabeli Fontana managed to book every major show so far this season, from Michael Kors to Prada, and to get back on Models.com Top 10 on the eighth sloth.
This month Isabeli scored two features on W magazine, in stories shot by Mert and Marcus, and by Mario Sorrenti.
My favorite editorial on the latest Junior magazine is the tattoo story photographed by Murillo Meirelles and styled by Antonio Frajado. It contains the hottest selection of bare (and sometimes hairy) chests ever published on the magazine.
I am going to try to find time to scan some other pages of the edit and post them in a bigger size. All tattoos were designed by Daniel Tutti.
Brazilian model Isabeli Fontana plays Amy Winehouse for Peter Lindbergh in the February issue of Vogue Paris.
More images after the jump.
In my honest opinion, the best thing about the new gay magazine DOM which launched last week is the editorial with André Ziehe, who just so happens to be one of my favorite models. However, only because the magazine claims to not want to focus on fashion and targets an older gay customer, I find the styling of the spread extremely odd and out of place. Lucky for DOM Mr. Ziehe is not capable of taking a bad picture.
More of André Ziehe in the first issue of DOM here, and after the jump.
From the latest Numero Homme, photographed by Matthias Vriens.
More (sans speedos involved) after the jump.
L'Officiel Hommes 9 is all about Brazil: you have already seen the edits with David Jensen and Miro Moreira, and now here is a piece shot in the country's capital by Nick Clements with model Thomas de Oliveira.
It is the best tribute to architect Oscar Niemeyer I have seen lately. More scans after the jump.
Raquel Zimmermann's moment is not ending anytime soon: she scored a single feature photographed by David Sims and styled by Grace Coddington in the latest Vogue. AND it is all couture.
Enlarged scans from the edit after the jump.
