#vogue hommes paris

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Josh Hartnett for Vogue Hommes, Fall/Winter Issue by Max Vadukul. (2006)

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Carine Roitfeld cosplaying as the ever-iconic Marchesa Luisa Casati photographed by Karl Lagerfeld.

Carine is wearing a couture Chanel dress by Karl Lagerfeld, Dior by Hedi Slimane military coat.

I must admit, I really adore this quartet.

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Naomi Campbell in Azzedine Alaïa for Vogue HOMMES- BLACK BEAUTIES

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Gucci, Eugenia Kim, and Hermes in Vogue Hommes 2021

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Sending this to u because u are an incredible Jewish feminist and this really needs attention :(

Three antisemites attacked a French Jewish woman, threatening her with a knife while calling her antisemitic slurs, including referencing the October 7 massacre. The police identified swastikas graffitied on her body.

https://m.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-823767

A French source said this: Trois hommes l'auraient frappée et auraient proféré des menaces antisémites. Les individus auraient également menacé leur victime à l'aide d'un cutter et l'auraient forcée à baisser son pantalon. THEY FORCED HER TO PULL HER PANTS DOWN. https://www.cnews.fr/faits-divers/2024-10-07/paris-une-femme-victime-dune-agression-antisemite-par-trois-hommes-dans-le

This hate crime is getting no attention. Idk what to do. Jewish women are constantly let down by everyone.

In September, a memorial garden in Nogent-sur-Marne, France, dedicated to two female victims of gruesome antisemitic murders in Paris in 2017 and 2018, respectively, was defaced with a swastika.

https://www.jns.org/france-antisemitic-tag-at-memorial-for-murdered-jewish-women/

It gets fucking worse. One of the victims was Halimi, an Orthodox Jewish woman in her sixties, died in 2017 after being pushed out the window of her Paris flat by a man who was shouting "Allahu Akbar" during the act. Her killer got away because the french court determined he was "in a psychotic state from marijuana use" and therefore couldnt be held criminally responsible. IN 2021. https://www.timesofisrael.com/top-french-court-wont-prosecute-jewish-womans-killer-because-he-was-on-weed/

thank you for informing me of this, it is absolutely disturbing. for those reading this post, this may sound like old news (bc there have been so many attacks on jews in france in the past year) but the linked articles are from oct 2024.

man what the FUCK is going on with french antisemites. the halimi case (which i posted about back in 2021) and then the 12 year old girl who was raped, and now this. not to mention the hundreds of incidents that didn’t make the news.

tye sad reality is that most of tumblr, including self-proclaimed “feminists” will actively try to ignore this because caring about jews is really not in vogue rn (i mean it never was but now its seen as particularly un-progressive.) it makes me want to scream. ugh.

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Sana Diouf by Craig McDean for Vogue Hommes Paris Magazine - FW 2020

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Carla Bruni photographed by Pamela Hanson for Vogue Hommes, Paris 1994.

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Vogue Hommes, Paris, 1991

Photography by Kurt Markus

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Photo by Kurt Markus for Vogue Hommes, Paris 1991.

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Parker van Noord for Vogue Hommes Paris; suit by Gucci, hat by Eugenia Kim, belt by Hermés 

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Photopher Kurt Markus

Vogue Hommes, Paris 1991.

My journey to you was long,

my whole life I always looked for you

In meandering greedy encounters

with others, and you didn't come.

And as far as your gaze opened,

I passed through shadows and muffled

noises, but only purity of sounds

transpired from me - for your love.

I cried for every caress of yours,

before it was born I defended it,

and I kept our future meeting

patiently in my chest.

My journey to you was long,

immensely long, and when you

finally appeared before me,

I recognized you, but I barely recognized myself.

I had gathered immense spaces within me,

boundless aromas, timbres and desires,

and I now embraced a space so vast

that you had to stop next to me.

It was a long journey to you,

and it brought us together for a brief meeting.

Knowing that… again I would choose

this long path to you.

Blaga Dimitrova

@ombre-ame upload

Dec 29/23

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Photo by Kurt Markus for Vogue Hommes, Paris 1991.

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June 24, 2023 spotted in front of the Dior shop in Paris during the Paris Menswear Spring/Summer 2024 Fashion Week

June 23, 2023 attending the Dior Homme Menswear Spring/Summer 2024 show during Paris Fashion Week

June 22, 2023 at the airport carrying the Dior CD Diamond Lingot 50 duffle bag

June 23, 2023 wearing the Ralph Lauren Spring 2023 collection

June 12, 2023 wearing the Dior Fall 2023 Menswear collection

June 9, 2023 wearing the Dior CD Diamond zipped blouson and Hit The Road bag

May 8, 2023 wearing a cream and white ensemble at Wat Bowonniwetwiharn Ratchaworawiharn

April 25, 2023 posing in a denim on denim outfit in Bangkok

April 28 rocking an all-black leather outfit in Tokyo, Japan

April 15, 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand

March 30, 2023 attending the Christian Dior Womenswear Fall 2023 show at the Gateway of India in Mumbai

March 10, 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand

February 28, 2023 wearing a Dior Pink Gardener's Jacket and Pants from the Dior Men's Summer 2023 Collection and carrying the Dior Lock Case

February 19, 2023 wearing a grey Dior Bar Jacket and Gardener Pants from the Dior Men's Summer 2023 collection and carrying the Dior Saddle in mental Cannage in Paris

January 20, 2023 outside the Dior Menswear Fall/Winter 2023 show during Paris Fashion Week

December 15, 2022 attending GQ Thailand 's GQ Men Of The Year Awards 2022 where he won the GQ Breakthrough Actors Of The Year Award 2022

December 04, 2022 attending the "Al Khallat" and "Dirty Difficult Dangerous" screening at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

September 22, 2022 attending the Vogue Gala 2022 hosted by Vogue Thailand at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok

August 29, 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand

May 17, 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand

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The Tellers Auguri

Juergen teller and Dovile Drizyte

Steidl, Göttingen 2022, 17x25cm, 288 pages, 274 images, Hardback, ISBN 978-3-96 999-093-3

euro 45,00

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“We are building our future together” declared Juergen Teller and Dovile Drizyte on their wedding invitation, the words handwritten on a photo of the couple proudly wearing nothing less than safety hats and jackets, as they strike a pose on a construction site. This set the celebratory, irreverent tone for their wedding in Naples, an occasion they ensured was an unforgettable, multi-day experience for their guests, in a city they love for its gritty beauty and the warmth of its people. Auguri is Teller and Drizyte’s uninhibited visual diary of their wedding adventure, from initial location scouting to the welcome party with rooftop dancing overlooking the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. From the ceremony to the formal dinner―where each lucky guest received an unexpected gift from the bride and groom, a ceramic plate signed and printed with a different motif from the “We are building our future together” series―and the night’s undeniable highlight: a delightfully dirty performance by subversive drag queen Christeene and her band. From the lazy Sunday afterwards, on a local beach with gelati, calamari and ping pong, to the honeymoon in Sicily. Auguri is at once Teller and Drizyte’s personal thank you to their guests, and their tongue-in-cheek tribute to amore in all its vital, unadorned and fabulous forms.

Juergen Teller, born in Erlangen in 1964, studied at the Bayerische Staatslehranstalt für Photographie in Munich. His work has been published in influential magazines such as Vogue, System, i-D, POP and Arena Homme+, and has been the subject of solo exhibitions including those at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris and Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin. Teller won the prestigious Citibank Photography Prize in 2003, and from 2014 to 2019 held a professorship at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Nürnberg. His books with Steidl include Louis XV (2005), Marc Jacobs Advertising, 1998–2009 (2009), Siegerflieger (2015), The Master IV (2019), Handbags (2019), Leben und Tod (2020) and William Eggleston 414 (2020).

27/09/24

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Dolce & Gabbana Mare Intimo P/E 1993

cartella con 9 + 9 tavole con illustrazioni a piena pagina Mare + Intimo, 25,5 x 35 cm

Illustrazioni di Thierry Perez

euro 180,00

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Thierry Perez was born in 1964 in Tarbes, France. He studied art at the Ecole Superieure d’Art Moderne, in Paris from 1983 to 1985.

He then became a freelance illustrator. After going solo, his first commission was a sizzling series of spreads for Italian Vogue. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including Vogue Italia, French and Italian Galmour, Elle and Vogue Hommes.

Perez has also worked with many major designers, on projects including Azzedine Alaia and Gianni Versace’s advertising campaigns and Dolce and Gabbana’s catalogue. He illustrated the Invitation for Madonna’s party to launch her book “Sex”. He says “my images are sexy but they always have a funny side too.”

He was clearly drawn to super fierce women of the 90s, most notably, all the supermodels and Madonna .

02/07/23

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7 Dior Homme’s Fall 2025 Show Exudes Sharp Elegance At Paris Fashion Week Men’s Dior Homme made a splash at Paris Fashion Week Men’s! Creative director Kim Jones showed his latest Dior menswear collection to a starry audience—including Kate Moss, Robert Pattinson, and Gwendoline Christie—near the Seine River. Against a minimalist white interior, Jones’ Fall 2025 offerings were equally quiet in a core palette of black, cream, dark blue, and frosty pink—seen across single-breasted suiting, smoothly draped coats, cozy sweaters, sleek leather totes and satchels, and numerous wide-legged trousers. While monograms were widely absent from the line, “Dior” lettering was seen across coordinating silken blindfolds placed on numerous models. In a similarly subtle nature, accents like rounded buttons and delicate silver charms acted as brand markers, proving the impact of house signatures without logos. However, there was still space for surprises—including textured and shearling-lined jackets, flowing silk tops, and a viral pink kimono-style coat covered with gray florals, silver sequins, and iridescent beading.  Bravo! All images: Courtesy of Dior Plum Sykes Returns to Fashion Media With A New Substack Column! Who’s going to go wear a chiffon Dolce and Gabbana skirt…on Substack? Only Plum Sykes! The author and Vogue alumni has just launched her first Substack newsletter, P.S. by Plum Sykes. Sykes broke the news herself on her Instagram page on Friday, shouting out Emily Sundberg and Leandra Cohen as inspirations. Expect lots of fashionable fun on P.S., which will include Sykes’ musings on living fashionably and her tips for shopping for denim, homeware, and much more! We can’t wait to enter Sykes’ new era and see where Substack takes her—especially when her first full-length post goes live on Tuesday! P.S. by Plum Sykes (Courtesy of Plum Sykes) Alan Cumming Lets Loose With Kirill Kabachenko For Out Magazine! If anyone inhabits wild style, it’s certainly Alan Cumming! The actor and entrepreneur is front and center on Out Magazine’s new Entertainment Issue cover, whimsically draped in a bow-accented shirt and vest by Tanner Fletcher. For his steamy Tom of Finland-inspired editorial by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca, Cumming poses with leather-clad heartthrob Kirill Kabachenko in dynamic looks from Tanner Fletcher, Burberry, Dior, Calvin Klein Underwear, KidSuper, Zankov, John Hardy, Giuseppe Zanotti, and Camperlab, styled by Sam Spector. His accompanying cover story with EIC Daniel Reynolds finds Cumming opening up about hosting the latest season of Peacock’s hit show The Traitors, plus his latest chapter as fashion darling. Check out the full spread now on Out.com! Alan Cumming (Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca) Bob Mackie’s Fashionable Naked Illusion Documentary Screens at The Roxy Hotel! The Roxy Hotel was the hotspot to visit on Tuesday night—but not just for its cocktails and mood lighting! Bob Mackie made a special appearance at the venue’s Roxy Cinema for a special screening of his stylish documentary, Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion. Directed by Matthew Miele, the film covers Mackie’s career beginnings, personal life, and star rise while dressing celebs including Cher, Miley Cyrus, Carol Burnett, and more (expect plenty of major cameos, from Tom Ford to Zac Posen)! After the show, Mackie sat down with Vogue editor Chloe Malle for a live chat about his impressive design career, top moments, and what he really thinks about designers recreating his iconic looks from the ’70s, ’80s, and more on the red carpet. (Courtesy of The Paley Center for Media) Pamela Anderson Chats With Martha Stewart For Elle ‘s January Issue! Today, Pamela Anderson is more relevant than ever—so much so that she’s Elle‘s latest covergirl! The Last Showgirl star fronts the magazine’s January 2025 digital issue in sleek McQueen suiting and Louboutins, captured by photographer Adrienne Raquel. Inside her feature, Anderson converses with none other than Martha Stewart—who interviews the actress on her new career chapter, eating healthy, baking bread, and her viral decision to go makeup-free. Of course, there’s plenty of sleek fashion throughout the editorial, where Anderson poses in Valentino, Prada, Max Mara, Saint Laurent, and more—all complete with gleaming Pandora jewels. You can check out the full interview now on Elle.com! All images: Adrienne Raquel Gucci Feels The Love With Romantic New Valentine’s Day Campaign Gucci‘s embracing the power of community this Valentine’s Day. Under creative director Sabato De Sarno, the brand has just launched its new V-Day campaign highlighting the joyful moments found in our day-to-day lives. Complete with a cast including Liya Kebede, Pixie Geldof, Carlos Nazario, Philippe Rousselet, Sharon Osterbind, Duyen Nguyen, and more, images by Tina Barney highlight the close relationships we hold with loved ones—whether they’re romantic partners, friends, or family. To emphasize the holiday’s intimate nature, Barney photographed the campaign in the setting of an ornate home, complete with Valentine-worthy gifts like Gucci’s Horsebit 1955 Soft handbags, Link to Love jewelry, Horsebit loafers, and blossoming Gucci Flora fragrances. Isn’t it romantic? All images: Tina Barney Christian Louboutin Unveils A Slick New Heel Inspired By Zendaya! We’re throwing on our Louboutins! Christian Louboutin has just revealed a new show silhouette—which we hear is inspired by longtime brand muse (and So Kate pumps wearer) Zendaya. The style, named Miss Z, features a dynamic stiletto heel with elongated toes for added drama. First seen at Louboutin’s splashy “Loubi Show” presentation at Paris Fashion Week last fall, the style comes in a candy-colored range of metallic pumps—plus a leopard-patterned mule and neutral kitten and mid-height pumps. Chic! You can check out the full range now on ChristianLouboutin.com. Miss Z heels (Courtesy of Christian Louboutin) Additional reporting by Madison Coombs and Preston Lyles. 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