Put on a Chic face

There were rumors about this cover, and some of them were hard to believe...I guess I should have believe them. 50 models on the cover!! Pretty epic. We have to keep in mind how hard it is to put 50 models on the same cover. There's a fold-out, but still, it's very hard. I love the way the models are placed. In Vogue Japan, we saw the models in 3 groups. Each group represented a decade. This time, different models from different decades share a spot on the cover. And I like that because I never imagined a cover where Vanessa was next to Natasha, for example. Then, we have the cast. Hiring 50 models means that you're pleasing everyone. I have a couple of favourites there, and that makes me happy. But of course, we wanted other models to be there too. To me, the models that should have been there are: Gisele (who apparently doesn't like to share the spotlight with 49 models), Gemma (who was Meisel's muse, and it would be pretty iconic to see her back on the cov...

I don't watch much tv, but I love watching this kind of programs. What can I say? I love me some drama. I watched different editions of Germany's Next Topmodel, and I enjoyed it. I know it's very unlikely to see any of these models becoming tops, but I still find it entertaining. Last year, a new kind of program was created. The Face is not that different, but those little differences are what I enjoy the most. It looks more professional to me, and I like that. Last year I saw the american version, with Naomi Campbell, Karolina Kurkova and Coco Rocha as mentors. I liked the season, but I didn't like the models who participated. Then I saw the british version, which was amazing. The girsl were way better and so was the price they got for their win. But the most important was how good the mentors were. There was no weak mentor as there was in the USA (hello, Coco!). Naomi is everywhere, just so you know it. However, it was Caroline Winberg who was the best mentor, ...