Angelica Cheung, editor-in-chief of Vogue China, and her adorable daughter, who is wearing tights very similar to the ones on the models at Cacharel. What a trendsetter.
Vogue’s Jacob Weisberg wrote a great piece about the women behind Twitter.
“Whether it’s something as dark as Osama bin Laden’s assassination or as playful and wonderful as the Oscars, you join with the world to experience that together,” she says, slowing herself down for a few seconds to reflect. “It’s that hook, that addictive moment of knowing you’re truly connected to other people.”
As a child of Silicon Valley, I am really happy to see this in the magazine. May this inspire a few young impressionable Vogue readers to enter the tech industry.
Penelope Tree, photographed by Richard Avedon, Vogue July 1967
First ever VOGUE cover.
DETAIL: Alexander McQueen Spring 2012
Sarah Burton’s designs are exquisite for capturing the exact essence of McQueen while incorporating a lighthearted embrace of life.
DETAIL: Dolce and Gabbana Spring 2012
Calvin Klein Spring 2012
Photo: Marcio Madeira/firstVIEW
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