There’s something in the air at Vogue Mexico HQ and we 100% approve. Under the tutelage of editor Karla Martínez de Sala, the magazine continues to go from strength to strength and commands the attention of us here at theFashionSpot every month – without fail. The unveiling of the March 2024 installment bestows upon us a fashion and model extravaganza via the lens of photographic duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin. Across not one but six striking covers, models Christy Turlington, Raquel Zimmermann, Angelina Kendall, Mahany Pery, Conie Vallese and Sara Caballero channel some serious retro glamour, styled by Valentina Collado in new season looks from Bottega Veneta, Max Mara, Gucci, Miu Miu, Rick Owens and Saint Laurent.
Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:
“Love the 80s vibe of Angelina’s cover,” enthused mikel.
“Phwaaar, look at Vogue Mexico! Angelina Kendall’s cover is nothing short of spectacular. Absolutely flawless, love the strong sense of retro glamour from the beauty styling and how I’m transported back to the covers of Vogue Paris during the 80s. Mahany Pery’s cover is just as flawless. I am OBSESSED with this!” raved vogue28.
Not everyone, however, was so besotted with Mexican Vogue‘s latest. “Yikes, I don’t think I’ve ever seen Christy Turlington look worse! What on earth happened here?” asked aracic.
Avonlea002 felt the same way, echoing: “Poor Christy, I have never seen her look this bad!”
“Inez & Vinoodh’s work here is diabolical! Christy looks terrible. Raquel and Mahany both look off, and only Angelina Kendall looks good. The Photoshop is atrocious!” exclaimed WAVES.
Blueorchid wasn’t feeling it either, expressing: “The lighting is so so so so bad. What were they thinking? Obviously they’re trying to re-capture 80s glam on the covers, but they’re lacking the softness of that lighting and photography. There was a glow to those 80s glamour portrait Vogue covers. These are just harsh and ugly.”
See more from Vogue Mexico’s March 2024 issue and share your own thoughts with us, here.
