Put on a Chic face

When Edward was announced as EIC of UK Vogue, everyone screamed "diversity! Finally!". They were excited to know that the British edition of Vogue (known for its lack of diversity) will stop being so out of touch on such an important topic. A couple of months later, on Edward's 6th issue, we got the diverse cover many were waiting for. As always, some people loved it and some despised it. The ones who didn't like it said things along the lines of how forced the cover feels, how forced the diversity feels. Despite wanting to see all types of men and women being represented (minus the ones wearing symbols that promote the oppression of men or women), I do feel it is slightly forced.  I also believe that diversity is more than just looks or race, but that's another story for another day. For 2 models featured in this cover, this certifies their status as the top new faces. Both Adut and Fran have now covered Uk Vogue and Italian Vogue. 2 out of the Big ...

For the second time in three seasons, we're crowning Vittoria as the campaign queen. The fashion world gets more and more fickle, which makes this achievemente even more impressive.  Vittoria scored a total of 9 blue chip campaigns. Though, if we counted all her Chanel beauty ads individually...the number will increase quite a bit. Great season for her. And since I adore her, you won't see me complaining if she's the queen again next season. Alberta Ferretti, by Mario Sorrenti http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/alberta-ferretti-ss-2018-campaign-by.html Versace, by Steven Meisel http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2018/01/versace-ss-2018-campaign-by-steven.html Loewe, by Steven Meisel http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2017/09/paris-fashion-week-ss-2018-loewe.html Chanel beauty, by Karim Sadli Fendi, by Karl Lagerfeld Fendi "Peakaboo", by Cycy Sanders Proenza Schouler "Arizona...

I wasn't able to write much about PFW because of the flu that attacked me, but I didn't want to skip this beauty look. It's a good one. We never really see simple looks at the Chanel show, which is always exciting. It's something else to look forward to, not just the clothes. This particular look has various elements that I love: the messy bun, the golden tones and the glitter. It's a bit more subtle that previous looks, but still catches your attention immediately. No pude escribir mucho sobre la PFW por la gripe que me atacó, pero no quise pasar por alto este look de belleza.  Nunca solemos ver looks simples en Chanel, lo cual es positivo. Es algo más que anticipamos, aparte de la ropa. Este look en particular tiene varios elementos que adoro: el moño despeinado, los tonos dorados y la purpurina. Es un poco más sutil de lo normal, pero aún así llama la atención.

On my last post I talked about being sick but feeling better...well, it was like the calm before the storm. Last week was horrible for me, and I barely left the bed. I don't even know whether I have checked every place to save streetstyle looks but...this is what I found! En mi última entrada hablé de que había estado mala para me encontraba ya mejor...bueno, fue la calma antes de la tormenta. La semana pasada fue horrible para mi, y apenas salí de la cama. No se si he mirado todos los sitios que miro siempre para coger estos looks de streetstyle pero...¡aquí tenéis lo que encontré! -Aira Ferreira: -Akiima: -Alexandra Micu: -Alexina Graham: -Bella Hadid: -Blanca Padilla: -Camille Hurel: -Cara Taylor: -Celine Bethman: -Daiane Conterato & Marina Pérez: - Edita Vilkeviciute: -Emmy Rappe: -Faretta: -Fran Summers: -Georgia Fowle...