With Maria Grazia Chiuri, Marina Abramovi? and Mélanie Laurent, this issue brings together a cast of influential women who know how to get what they want for February. Covered by Anna Ewers, photographed by David Sims, the issue pays tribute to the magnetic personality of the beautiful Franca Sozzani, who passed away in December 2016.
“We were putting the final touches to this issue when we heard that Franca Sozzani had died. The news was deeply sad and brutally sudden, Franca was an ideal editor-in-chief, a model in the industry, I can’t even remember what Vogue Italia was like before she took the reins more than 30 years ago. She understood that to leave a mark, influence fashion and turn a magazine into a reference title, you have to produce and publish striking images. That’s where her genius lay.”, writes Emmanuelle Alt, editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris, in her February 2017 editorial. Anna Ewers leads a fashion offensive on the cover, shot by David Sims in Spring/Summer 2017 military style, with an army of women who are taking the lead in their respective industries inside including Maria Grazia Chiuri, the first female creative director at Dior, Elisabeth Badinter, Marina Abramovi? and Mélanie Laurent. Joining them, is a younger woman making her mark: Vogue Model 2017 winner Mathea Lucchini steps up to feature in her first Vogue Paris fashion editorial.
Vogue France February 2017
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