SHAPE ISSUE
After reading "Earth Mother," an article about Gisele Bundchen in the April 2010 issue of Vogue (aka The Shape Issue), I find it hard to believe that a bit of yoga, having family members as part of your serving staff, and being married to a young and attractive football player will bounce your body back into what could quite possibly be better shape than pre-pregnancy.
Nonetheless, 8 weeks after childbirth, Bundchen was joined by David Sims in Boston to shoot ads for Colcci. Gisele described her 4-month break from modeling as "feeling lost" during her first take on set - but instantly warming up on the second.
It's still hard for many to come to terms with the passing of Lee Alexander Mcqueen. Vogue dedicated a phenomenal tribute, written by Hamish Bowles, in their April Shape Issue - the same issue that includes a sentimental mention of the late designer in Wintour's Editor Letter.
Within the upcoming weeks, McQueen's family plans to scatter his ashes on the Isle of Skye, Scotland - where McQueen's father, Ronald, was born.
Not too many people are fond of the April 2010 Vogue cover. Let's just say what's on everyone's mind, the styling sucks.
Gisele Bundchen is in her breeziest 'hey girl' pose ever, and let's face it, could she possibly fit more bracelets on those little wrists?
Not as thick - nor overloaded with advertisements - as the March edition, Vogue is prepared to whip readers into shape for spring in its annual Shape issue.
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