Oct 22, 2009

Carine Roitfeld: c'est magnifique, c'est genial!

We're French! We smoke, we show flesh, we have a lot of freedom ...(c)
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Fashion is not about clothes, it is about a look.
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'You know, there are a lot of good men's magazines. In England you have Arena Homme+ and Another Man; and in France we have L'Officiel Hommes. But all are looking similar.' In contrast, Vogue Hommes International will be 'more journalistic. OK, there will be a lot of fashion; but a lot of big articles, too. I think it's difficult to do fashion for men, because either you become very over-homosexual fashion or very boring fashion. You don't want a boy who looks 15 in a little pair of shorts with some strange art ... But to see just a jacket and tie is boring.'

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Tuesday, Apr. 29, 2008
Carine Roitfeld

By Hedi Slimane
Carine Roitfeld was a freelance fashion editor at French Vogue and I was the newly appointed menswear designer at Yves Saint Laurent when we met in 1998. She was the first person to see my debut collection. As she did with many other designers of my generation, she was the first to support it in the press. Together with Saint Laurent and his business partner, Pierre Bergé, she helped launch my career. And as always, she did it genuinely, without any kind of speculation or personal agenda.
Carine, 53, has always been a charismatic Parisian, one of the most Parisian women I know, in every detail of her life. She has immaculate taste, and she is beyond unconventional in her thinking. With time I discovered that we shared a few principles: a preference for the "now" rather than the "new," a preference for imperfection rather than so-called good taste and an attitude driven by intuition rather than reason. Most of all, she has an innate ability to mix street culture and society, always avoiding the caricatures that can define both worlds and always recognizing the mix of both worlds as the only catalyst of energy and creativity.
Now the editor in chief of French Vogue, she is influential almost without knowing it. By choosing influence over power, she has an effortless credibility. Her definition of fashion is clearly hedonistic, embracing fashion's immediacy but with a broad cultural vision that puts everything in perspective. She has always been fully committed to fashion and also gracious to all. She plays by her own refreshing rules, not by the kindergarten politics that often governs the business.
No one would assume she does not know or talks without knowing. Every day, from 9 a.m., she simply acts and looks as if there is no misunderstanding about her job. She is progressive and perfectly behaved and an inspiration for fashion designers.
Slimane is the former designer for Christian Dior Homme

réalisation: Carine Roitfeld:
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мы любим ее за:
"très секси" стиль
Vogue Paris*
неимоверной красоты сына Владимира^_^
Gucci эпохи Тома Форда
Эди Слимана
тренч с плечами от Maison Martin Margiela
smoky-eyes style
дочку Юлю
и просто потому что любим Париж!




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Юля Кривич.

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