Biography
Maria Fedorova is a Russian designer artist, a stylist, the former chief editor of Vogue Russia. Cooperated with several glossy publications, enthusiastically in the world of fashion, although the sighless life itself does not like.Childhood and youth
Maria Fedorova was born in Moscow in 1972, in an intelligent family. Father was an artist-painter. He studied at a Moscow school with an English bias.
Higher education received at the Moscow Art and Industrial Institute, at the Faculty of Industrial Design. He graduated from the university in 1995. In his spare time, he worked in the "yellow pages", translated newspaper ads from Russian to English for aliens living in Moscow.
Also, worked with merchandising, made the showcases and dressed up mannequins.
Career
Professional biography of Fedorova began in Playboy magazine, where the girl worked as an assistant chief editor of Artemy Troitsky. Possessing artistic thinking, Maria noticed the shortcomings in the design of the publication. Soon she suggested help in filming still lifes from men's shirts, and then created the fashion department.It turned out difficult to lead it, in those days in Moscow there was one men's clothing boutique and one demonstration lounge of the fashion, had to constantly invent and invent to make beautiful photos.
In 2001, the girl moved to the GQ magazine fashion department. Anna Harvey was helped to be mastered at the new location of Mary - the legendary person, who dressed the Princess Diana, worked with Anna Winters and Grace Koddington. Fedorova was able to work with the best Western photographers, which contributed to its development as a stylist.
Glamor worked from the date of his appearance in Russia in 2004. He took the position of chief editor in 2011. In addition to fashion, the publication published materials about social life, relations, culture, sex. The magazine was focused not only on those who lived in the glamorous world, but also on ordinary people for whom to get dressed in accordance with the situation - the problem.
In February 2018, Fedorov was appointed to the post of chief editor of Vogue Russia magazine, changing Victoria Davydov. At the same time, he remained the position of editorial director Glamour.
For the "gloss" there were not easy times, since competing editions had not among themselves, but with the Internet, where any information had. The reader received the illusion of all-in-law and is now more demanding. Therefore, Vogue has ceased to inform about fashion and began to publish more analytical materials.
For the Fedorova, a new position was associated with stress, since the magazine should always overtake competitors. If the autumn-winter collection came out, the article about it was necessary to give in the July issue when most people dream of a beach.
Personal life
Maria Fedorova lived in a civil marriage with a man-one-nameman. In 1997, Veronica daughter was born.
In 2007, after a divorce with her husband, the stylist did not have time to establish a personal life. She even had to take a daughter on shooting, because the girl was not left with anyone at home.
At the age of 18, Veronika first published on the annual ball, a tatler magazine, in a dress from Alexander Terekhov's designer.
In 19 years, the girl settled in the Digital-Department of the PR agency project manager. Sitting on the neck of the mother Fedorova-younger did not want.
Mary was one of the women who introduced the fashion in Russia to the bodiposive. With a slight increase, its weight was approximately 115 kg, but it actively promoted the image of Plus Size in "Instagram" and other social networks. In 2018, the woman was noticeably lost, explaining that at the new post I decided to radically change my appearance.
Maria Fedorova now
In January 2020, there was information that Fedorov could leave the post of chief editor of Vogue, and at its place they plan to appoint Ksenia Solovyov, who headed Tatler. Another candidate was called Ariana Romanovsky, who collaborated with Harper's Bazaar and GQ.
In October 2020, Maria appeared on the Red Track of the 42nd Moscow International Film Festival along with Yulia Snigir, Evgeny Tsyganov, Marina Zudina, Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Valery Todorovsky, editor-in-chief GQ Igor Garanin, journalist Vadim Vernik and other celebrities.
November 11, 2020 Celebrity visited a gala dinner in honor of the 50-year-old anniversary of the British brand Paul Smith. Among the guests were noticed by the leading Irada Zeynalova, the writer Alexander Tsapkin, the editor-in-chief Grazia Alice Lykova. The designer of the floor Smith itself due to a coronavirus infection in Moscow, could not fly to Moscow, but came to video call from London.
In February 2021, it became known that Fedorov left Conde Nast and the post of chief editor of Vogue. As assumed earlier, its place was taken by Ksenia Solovyov.