#chris evans AD

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About Architectural Digest

Let’s talk about the architectural digest issue. I’m already seeing so many misconceptions.

Architectural digest has two issues is that release on the 1st of every month Architectural Digest Style (the main one) and Architectural Digest Celebrity Style. The issue that releases will be for the following month not the current. For example on Dec 1 the January issue releases, on Jan 1 the February issue releases and on Feb 1 it’s March and so on.

On August 1st the September issue released and on the cover was John legend and his wife Chrissy Tiegan and the rest of their adorable family, this is the issue that I will be using as an example.

Today September 1 and the October issue will be released.

Later today, those who have subscriptions to the website and to the physical copies will see who is on the cover for October (this months issue). If you don’t have either of those, Architectural Digest is so kind that they will post all of the articles in that issue sporadically throughout the month. You know whether an article was in the issue because it will be titled Magazine and it will say it at the bottom just like so:

Here is Winnie’s article it was in the issue.

A lot of the time the person who is on the cover gets extra content like an Open Door AD interview that will be posted to YouTube. Here is John Legend’s and Winnie Harlow’s

Inside John Legend & Chrissy Teigen's Serene Family Home

Inside Winnie Harlow’s Hollywood-Inspired LA Home

Web-Exclusive Content

Architectural digest also has Web Exclusive Content meaning that it is exclusive to the website and is not in any issue. A lot of the time web exclusive content are home tours done by or for celebrity designers, time-period inspired homes, and just pretty houses in general but every once in a while a celebrity will get a Web exclusive home tour and interview. Which in my eyes, sometimes, they look a lot like the interviews inside of the issue.

They are paired with an Open Door AD posted to YouTube, not always, but a good majority of the time. Amanda Seyfried, Chloe Fineman, and Ashley Benson had a Web exclusive home tour interview that included an open door AD.

You can find all the Web Exclusive Content right here:

Web Exclusive Home Tour

Celebrity Real Estate

Lastly, and most importantly, we are going to discuss the real estate, or rather the celebrity real estate section of Architectural Digest.

On first glance, there are three forms of articles that go in that section Buying, Selling, and an Inside Portfolio. The first two are self-explanatory they are articles that contain how much the house is being sold or bought for where it is located, and some of the features inside of the house. Sometimes these articles can make a small comment about the relationship status of said celebrities, sometimes the article is just about the house. For example Shaun White’s and Nina Dobrev article debunked their engagement rumors. (whether AD was the first source to debunk their engagement rumors is unclear to me)

An inside portfolio is an article about a celebrity’s previous homes (usually at least three) sometimes more the article will end with the home that the celebrity is currently living in and the majority of the time these articles include that the celebrity is updating, renovating, or adding an addition to their home. They will also announce who is designing their house. Here is Sarah Jessica Parker’s Inside Portfolio and here is snippet of the update and who is redesigning her home:

Her article also includes details about her relationship with her husband.

And just as another example here is a snippet of the update given about Nick Cannon’s home

Just on first glance these forms of articles do not include any pictures of their current homes. It also looks to me that these aren’t actual official sit down interviews. It is just rehashing what is already out there or is public knowledge. All of these articles are also quoting old interviews done with Architectural Digest or other magazines. But that is just based on first glance.

Real Estate

Light and Dwell

Lastly, about Light and Dwell It is very important to note that the house that is allegedly Chris’ is their last project for the year and is set to be done by the end of fall. they have been featured on Architectural Digest three times before here are their articles:

"White Chocolate Minimalism" Is the New Interior Trend to Watch

Tour an English Countryside–Inspired Home in an Oregon Forest

Meet 8 Emerging Design Stars From Across the Country

My Opinion

Here is my personal opinion based on what Lonesome has told us. It seems to me based on what Lonesome is describing the closest thing is an Inside Portfolio. My only issue with that is there will allegedly be pictures of the inside of his house. But the inside portfolio usually doesn’t include any pictures, so I’m confused. I do know that this kind of article does plug in the designers. I can also see him doing similar to what Amanda Seyfried did, and the only problem is hers did not go in the real estate section. It was just a web exclusive interview, her interview included pictures of her home, but not the kind that revealed too much and still kept a bit of privacy she’s also one of the few celebrities that did a web exclusive interview but didn’t do the open door YouTube interview. Which I can’t see him doing either. it’s just an educated guess based on what I know.

It is possible that the article is actually for Light and Dwell designing Chris Evans house, but won’t necessarily be receiving an interview from Chris Evans. We’ll just have to wait and see it’s just a guess.

I hope that this has taught you something, and you remain educated for the rest of the month. Like lonesome has said these interviews come out sporadically throughout the month so we’ll just have to wait and see. And we’ll discuss on September 30 if not earlier.

Please let me know if you’re confused on anything.

[agent-nebraska]

if i see one more sad darklit Chris Evans im gonna snap. Fuck u captain capitalist I hope you get ibs