Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Vogue gets its First Male Editor-In-Chief in 120 years


Vogue Thailand's debut issue completely sold out within days, and what’s more unconventional and notable is that in its 120 years of existence, the magazine for its Thai edition hired Vogue's first male editor-in-chief ever, Kullawit Laosuksri. 

Vogue Thailand is the 21st international edition of the Fashion glossy. The debut cover didn’t feature a single garment, just a model wearing a traditional chada headgear.

He told Thailand's The Nation newspaper : "For the Thai edition, we also want to present Thai women's cheerful attitude and lifestyle. For the first issue we wanted a chada, which is internationally recognized and has a sophisticated design. We searched the archives of the master of the craft, Chakrabhan Posayakrit, and then asked Phillip Treacy, a world-renowned maker of headdresses, to create a chada we could display on our cover."


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