Everyone is abuzz with Emmanuel Alt‘s first issue of Vogue Paris, but lest we forget who came before her? The fabulous Carine Roitfeld…and she is showing everyone that there is indeed (exciting) life after French Vogue.

So what’s next for Roitfeld? Well, according to WWD, Barneys New York has tapped Roitfeld as the guest editor, stylist and muse for Fall. Roitfeld will be collaborating with photog Mario Sorrenti and Barneys creative director Dennis Freedman. On top of that she’ll also be styling the famous Madison Avenue windows for the big reveal come September and take part in creating a short film allowing customers to have a more personal point of view from Roitfeld’s perspective.

Roitfeld is also tackling other projects such as a book chronicling her work as a stylist. As she  told WWD, “It’s very exciting…It’s a new kind of project for me. It’s good to have a new life, because now I can do projects that I never dreamed of before.”

Hmmm other projects? Will she follow Dello Russo’s footsteps and launch a fragrance or perhaps an album? Only time will tell…But one thing for sure, whatever Carine decides to tackle will of course be fashionably fabulous.

The French cat ain’t outta the bag just yet, but we can’t wait to find out which fabulous fashionista will be chosen to replace Carine Roitfeld as editor-in-chief at Vogue Paris. After working at the publication for nearly a decade, her announcement was made a little less than a month ago. Now, according to WWD, Vogue Paris‘ fashion director Emmanuelle Alt is in the running along with Virginie Mouzat, the fashion editor of French daily Le Figaro. Who do you think is the best fit!?

*Editors note: It was announced this morning (January 7th) that Emmauelle Alt is now the new editor in chief of Vogue Paris.

Raquel Zimmerman dives into men’s inspired fashions for this “Girl Meets Boy” editorial featured in the latest issue of Vogue Paris. Zimmerman emulates rockers of the past and present while channeling masculine looks.

These images, shot by David Sims, capture her in a manly light, yet hints of femininity can’t help but shine through. Stylist, Emmanuelle Alt had the challenging job of pulling a hodge podge of edgy pieces and combining them to create an authentic rocker vibe.

View the full “Girl Meets Boy” Vogue Paris editorial on MyFDB.