There’s also a limited-edition version of the issue, sold in hardback. That edition’s cover features Abramović’s face wearing vaguely Noh-inspired makeup, posed against a black background and shot upside-down.
For good measure, Pop also put out a fourth cover, this one destined, like the first two, for the newsstand. Very different in look and mood to the others, the photo shows a sort of Fragonard-style look at Georgia May Jagger, who appears with dark, bobbed hair.
Marina Abramović has appeared in fashion magazines before — she counts Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci as a friend, and spoke once in an interview of wanting to creative-direct a Givenchy show. She tends to lend her image to smaller, more esoteric fashion titles like i-D and V, but she has turned up on the cover of Elle Serbia, too. Abramović is also a contributor to the brand new first issue of Garage, the magazine that Dasha Zhukova founded. Zhukova used to edit Pop, which sort of brings this whole fashion/art ouroborous to its conclusion.
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