Once I pressed play on the first-ever episode of Subsequent in Vogue, I had a burning query on my thoughts: How does this style competitors present differ from its iconic predecessor Mission Runway? Earlier than any of the brainstorming and stitching begins on the Netflix sequence, a Q&A led by hosts Alexa Chung and Tan France (Gigi Hadid takes over from Chung in season 2) reveals that most of the designers have dressed A-list celebrities earlier than. Then France asks the designers who amongst them is a family identify. The reply? Not a single one. So we get the impression that it is a pack of seasoned, completed designers who’re there to earn higher recognition.
Once I’m watching Mission Runway, I am not made to really feel like these designers have already “made it.” With Subsequent in Vogue, I am anticipating extremely expert designers, and a few personalities that match the present’s theme. Chung and France hold the temper uplifting and enjoyable, and the clothes produced is sufficiently awe-inspiring.
