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Fashion in 50 Seconds 07/27/10 Kate Moss's Exorcism, Aliona Dolestkaya to Leave Russian Vogue

coutorture — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 11:49:18 PDT

According to this report, Kate Moss has hired an exorcist to rid her London home of evil spirits.

Artist Kenneth Anger filmed the Missoni family for the label's fall campaign video.

Russian Vogue's editor-in-chief, Aliona Dolestkaya, is leaving the magazine after 13 years.

Naomi Watts will be new the face of Ann Taylor in the brand's fall ad campaigns. She follows Heidi Klum and, most recently, Milla Jovovich.

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fashionologie — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:02:13 PDT

>> INSIDER WIRE -For those still with jobs, there's a lot of shuffling taking place. Ingrid Sischy and Sandy Brant have just been named international editors at Russian Vogue and Vogue Deutsch; Robin Givhan of The Washington Post is relocating to DC from New York to cover Michelle Obama - she'll continue a fashion-focused weekly column; and Teen Vogue senior fashion editor Aya Kanai is moving to LA. [Hint, WWD, Papermag, Aya T. Kanai Twitter]

fashionologie — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 14:08:29 PST

>> THE MODELIZER -Naomi Campbell is still with that billionaire boyfriend of hers, real estate entrepreneur Vladislav Doronin, and they made a stop off in Moscow last Thursday for Russian Vogue's 10th anniversary party. While there, Vladislav dropped 33,000 euros ($43,000) on a matryoshka designed by Stefano Pilati for the occasion, a present for Naomi, who is the Fall 2008 Yves Saint Laurent face. [WWD, Style.com]

fashionologie — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 12:38:48 PDT

>> BLOWING THE COVER -A red swim cap makes its way onto two Vogue covers for November 2008: Vanessa Paradis in Miu Miu - since she is their Fall 2008 campaign girl - for Vogue Paris by Miu Miu campaign photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, and Alana Zimmer by Tom Munro for Russian Vogue. Vogue Paris's next issue is their December/January issue, which always has a fun guest editor - Kate Moss, John Galliano, Charlotte Gainsbourg - but no announcement yet. It has to come soon, right? [TFS, Supreme Being]

Julia Restoin-Roitfeld Knows How to Accessorize for Fall 2008

fashionologie — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 16:56:23 PDT

>> That Fabien Baron training has done Julia Restoin-Roitfeld well: She now not only art directs ad campaigns behind the scenes, but she also stars in them as well. First Gap for Fall 2008, and now British fashion accessories chain Accessorize: The latter campaign may have been styled by Russian Vogue's Simon Robbins and shot in Greenwich Village, but I never really took Julia for a catalogue girl.
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Does Anna Wintour Need to Worry About Aliona Doletskaya?

fashionologie — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:50:15 PDT

>> Founded or unfounded, the buzz about Russian Vogue editor Aliona Doletskaya as Anna Wintour's successor continues to grow, especially since The New York Times brought the possibility up earlier this month while Aliona was in town attending New York Fashion Week.

Page Six is reporting today that Elle has finally surpassed Vogue by 66 ad pages in the October issues - not good for Anna, especially when earlier this week in Moscow, Aliona was introduced as "The next editor of American Vogue." It all seems a little suspect to me - Freudian slip, maybe? -but here's a May profile video of Aliona in case you want to get to know her and her smoker's voice a little better. She and Anna have at least one thing in common - they both love their fur.

Anna, meanwhile, is carrying on with her duties in Milan, where last night, she (randomly) dined alongside Matthew McConaughey and his girlfriend.
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fashionologie — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:48:39 PDT

>> INSIDER WIRE -Could Anna Wintour's successor at Vogue be Russian? The New York Times seems to think it's possible: Russian Vogue's Aliona Doletskaya's "somewhat austere presence has fueled blog twittering that she is on a short list of likely successors," but Aliona dismisses the rumors as "pure fantasy, just that - someone else’s romantic notion." [NY Times]

Aliona Doletskaya Has a New Gig

fashionologie — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 11:26:50 PDT

>> Aliona Doletskaya, who resigned from editing Vogue Russia last year (and was once rumored to be in the running for Anna Wintour's position), has a new gig. She has teamed with Vladislav Doronin (Naomi Campbell's billionaire boyfriend) and Bernard Runge, CEO of Phillips de Pury & Company, to launch Russian and German editions of Interview magazine.

Doletskaya will edit both of the magazines (Interview Russia hits newsstands at the end of the year, followed by Interview Germany in early 2012), and Jo-Ann Furniss, who resigned as editor of Arena Homme Plus earlier this year, will act as international fashion director.

In a press release, Doletskaya said she was excited to work on magazines for two different countries: “Moscow and Berlin are cultural capitals of the modern world. The progressive, open-minded communities in those cities are booming. They have the drive and desire to grow, to discover, to move forward. Interview has always been a creative platform for talented individuals unafraid to break taboos and freely express their artistic vision. Now is the time to do so on this side of the ocean.”

Rumor - Aliona Doletskaya In Pursuit of POP Editor Position?

fashionologie — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 09:29:07 PST

>> Founding Vogue Russia editor Aliona Doletskaya resigned from her position at the end of July - with her final issue of the magazine hitting stands for September 2010 - without delineating any future plans other than notifying Condé Nast International president Jonathan Newhouse that, in his words, she would like to "start a new life, probably to write a book or try her hand in a new field." Not much has been heard from Doletskaya since - save for a recent byline in the New York Times on luxury in Russia - but late last week, Derek Blasberg Tweeted, "In today's completely unsubstantiated rumors: Aliona Doletskaya, former editor-in-chief of Russian Vogue, is vying for the top gig at POP." Dasha Zhukova resigned from the POP position earlier this month. [@derekblasberg]

Aliona Doletskaya Resigns from Vogue Russia, Is Replaced By Tatler Russia Editor-in-Chief

fashionologie — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:08:50 PDT

>> Founding Vogue Russia editor-in-chief Aliona Doletskaya, once rumored to be a candidate for Anna Wintour's job, resigned from the magazine yesterday after 12 years.

In a memo notifying staffers, Conde Nast International president Jonathan Newhouse wrote: “Some time ago, Aliona Doletskaya told me that she would like to leave the Vogue Russia editor-in-chief’s post, which she has occupied for almost 13 years, and start a new life, probably to write a book or try her hand in a new field. As Russia-as well as the rest of the world-was still going through economically hard times, I asked Aliona to wait for a better time to do this. Now, it’s obvious that we are coming out of the crisis, thus I don’t want to interfere with Aliona’s plans anymore. I accept her decision to leave the magazine with great sorrow.”

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