The New Editor-in-Chief of French Vogue

For the past ten years, Emmanuelle Alt has worked under former editor-in-chief, Carine Roitfeld, as Vogue Paris' fashion director

creating countless magical and

memorable fashion stories and editorial spreads!

At the same time, she is also a stylist for Balmain, Isabel Marant, Balenciaga and have done styling for countless ad campaigns for major european fashion houses.

From February onwards, Emmanuelle Alt is officially the new editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris,

and have stepped into the golden shoes of Carine Roitfeld, and is leaving many in earnest anticipation of what the new face of French Vogue, is to bring.

Promising a more ‘rock and roll’ theme to the magazine, Emmanuelle Alt‘s edgy creativity and daring art direction, is guaranteed to spark that extra interest from those in fashion industry, and beyond.

Emmanuelle's sassy care free looks and perfect easy going combination of devine rock chick meets bohemian cool coco has become her signature style that everyone's copying. She plays a harmonious rhapsody between street and non conventional, with a genuinely laid back approach.

Her signature look which usually consists of the skinny leathers, loose tees and wide & high form shoulder,trademark studded jackets/statement jacket with cool aviators, have become a great template for creating that cool and modern chic look!

Emmanuelle Alt is not shy to say that she is a woman who puts the neccessities in bare.

In a recent interview Emmanuelle Alt says she does not exercise, wear make-up (except eyeliner) or go to the hair salon.She offers a more natural and attainable look to fashion.

There’s something very real about Emmanuelle Alt in both her look and behaviour. It’s true she’s not trying too hard, and that is both refreshing and influential: Emmanuelle Alt gives stylish women everywhere permission to give themselves a break.