Josephine Skriver for Vogue Brazil May '17, by Giampaolo Sgura

Welcome to another episode of Ana forgest about everything while watching cricket. Though, it was supposed to start raining an hour ago, and I was supposed to write an hour ago. Blame Wales and their weather ;)

Anyway, at least I know what I am talking about. Because yesterday, my fashion heart went crazy when I saw Josephine's cover for Vogue Brazil. Her second Vogue cover, and miles better than the first one.
They produced two more covers with Sara Sampaio and Stella Maxwell, which are rubbish. Even more rubbish if you compare them to Jojo's.

A couple of weeks ago, Josephine tricked her followers by posting a picture of her with short hair. I could tell it wasn't her hair for many reasons, but I was still curious to see what she got the wig on for. Now I couldn't be happier with the result and I really look forward to seeing the whole editorial.


BTS from Jojo's social media




Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de a Ana se le olvida que el mundo sigue girando mientras ve el cricket. Aunque he de decir que iba a empezar a escribir hace una hora cuando se suponía que iba a llover. Echadle la culpa a Gales y a su tiempo ;)

Al menos hoy tengo claro de que voy a hablar, porque ayer mi corazón modil se volvió loco al ver la portada de Josephine para Vogue Brasil. Su segunda portada para Vogue, y mil veces mejor que la primera.
Aparte de esta hay dos portadas más con Sara Sampaio y Stella Maxwell, las cuales son horribles. Más horribles aún si las comparamos con la de Jojo.

Hace unas semanas, Josephine intento gasta una broma a sus seguidores publicando una foto con el pelo corto. Al momento de verla noté que no era su pelo, pero me entró la curiosidad por ver para que trabajo había necesitado la peluca. Ahora no puedo estar más contenta con el resultado, y tengo muchas ganas de ver el resto del edito.

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