Put on a Chic face

PH: Josh Olins First things first: Happy Birthday, British Vogue! You may know already that UK Vogue has been celebrating its 100th anniversary for a while. Specially if you live in London (or the UK, I guess) like myself. They've spent a lot of money on advertising. Everyone expected something big, and something big we got. Kate had never posed for a fashion magazine before. So, getting that exclusive is massive. And being able to keep it a secret for over 3 months is even more impressive. I'm not a monarchy person (I'm a republican in the Spanish meaning of the word, not the American), but we're not here to talk about politics, are we? So I'll just judge this cover in an artistic way, and I like it.  The stylism, the location, the smile, ...they got it all right. They didn't try to make her look like someone she's not, which is definetely the way to go. And the whole issue is a collectors issue, really. We have the best British models ...

Zara woman FW 15.16 After talking about runway shows where we could see insanely expensive clothes, it's time to talk about highstreet stores and their ads. You know, just trying to balance things out. If you go to any of these stores now, you'll be able to see all the trends I talked about on my post about trends:  http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/fallwinter-1516-trends.html Después de hablar de desfiles donde vimos ropa ridículamente cara, es hora de hablar de tiendas asequibles y de sus campañas. Ya sabéis, solo intento compensar. Si vais a alguna de estas tiendas ahora, podréis ver todas las tendencias de las que hablé en mi entrada sobre tendencias:  http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/fallwinter-1516-trends.html Mango Fall/Winter 15.16: Cara Delevingne & Kate Moss by Inez&Vinoodh Cara and Kate...I don't like them. And now that I saw them in person, my opinion about them is even worse. I'm not talking about pe...