Renowned Paris-based Cameroonian photographer, Mario Epanya's vision for Vogue Africa has been rejected once again by Conde Nast who have refused to give Vogue Africa a license. Conde Nast are the publishers of established magazines covering fashion, technology, food, and travel, including The New Yorker, Wired and Vogue.
Mario has illustrated what Vogue Africa could look like with several mag covers. (Above pic)
Maria said: "I think African women are very strong and optimistic, and a Vogue Africa would be the ultimate homage to them"
Conde Nast aren't buying it.
There's Vogue Italia, Vogue UK, Vogue America, Vogue Asia... why not a Vogue Africa?
But come to think of it..do we (Africans) really care or want our own version of that magazine?
Please share your thoughts
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