New York Fashion Week heads have been turning toward a Vogue editor, and shockingly, she isn't Anna Wintour. Aliona Doletskaya, the editor of Vogue Russia, is rumored to be the next editor of Vogue U.S. if Anna Wintour decides to give up the title.
Aliona Doletskaya seems to be the real-life counterpart of Miranda Priestly of "The Devil Wears Prada." Ten years behind the desk at Russian Vogue have certainly not softened her.
Implications - Aliona Doletskaya is at least as stylish and terrifying as Anna Wintour. She views the fashion world as one where "Everything is gorgeous, stunning, caramel on top of caramel, and cream on top of that."
Amen to that, sister. Amen.
Why This Trend Is Growing
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- Fashion Week Heads Turning Toward Vogue Editor
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- Aliona Doletskaya: the Next Vogue US Editor?
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