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From what we hear, Marie Claire isn’t going anywhere and that makes us happy for sure. Also making us happy, the Aug cover featuring Alia in Just Cavalli. Loving those Tod’s booties, specially.
Catch more of her shoot here.
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Left: Alia Bhatt
Photo Credit: Twitter, Style
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Over the years, Marie Claire (India) has given us some memorable covers, which is why it saddens us to hear that Outlook, the magazine’s publisher has decided not to renew its license.
We really, really hope that the decision is reversed. You’ll be missed Marie Claire! We hope the good people we’ve met (virtually) from the magazine are all sorted and stay strong.
Hearing the news made us revisit some of the old covers, some of the memorable ones being those featured below. Did you have a favorite one?
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Two Nov fashion mags feature Dior on the cover with Soha wearing separates and Shweta, a chiffon purple gown. We aren’t comparing the covers this time just because the setting is so different but have to admit, Shweta does look gorgeous on the cover.
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Left: Soha Ali Khan on Marie Claire
Right: Shweta Bachchan Nanda on Vogue
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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We don’t know if this is just co-incidence or a very well planned strategy by all magazines, but the majority of the Oct covers have foreign flavors. Other than Paris and Ranbir, but of course, most maybe unfamiliar to you.
Got a favorite cover?
P.S. Kim is in Abraham & Thakore angarkha with Dior skirt. Candice is in Louis Vuitton. Paris is in Rocky S.
P.P.S. Isabeli and Kim are models while Candice features in the upcoming film Aazaan.
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Left: Kim Johnson on Elle India, Oct 2011
Right: Candice Boucher on L’Officiel, Oct 2011
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Left: Isabeli Fontana With Ranbir Kapoor on Vogue India, Oct 2011
Right: Paris Hilton on Marie Claire India, Oct 2011
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Featuring upcoming models on their September issue was Marie Claire with Anjum wearing Vivienne Westwood, Ninja wearing Costume National, and Tara in Calvin Klein separates.
Love that we are seeing new faces! This cover comes as such a surprise and makes for a refreshing change. The fuss-free minimalist slant is an absolute hit. And the nod to sixties, instantly won us over. Twiggy, Edie, Japanese minimalism… It just reminds us of a different time!
P.S. The styling (the top bun) has us reminiscing for more than just a different era! Remember Sabyasachi’s LFW Resort/Summer edition? 🙂
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Anjum Fakih, Ninja Singh & Tara Kurian on Marie Claire India Sep 2011
Photo Credit: Marie Claire
