L\u2019Officiel<\/a>, is created by Max Brunhes.<\/p>\nGeorges Jalou joined the magazine in 1932 as artistic director, then became director of it and buy the magazine thirty years later.<\/p>\n
Since the 1920s the magazine uses photographers to make fashion series that present the latest trends and in\u00a0 1933 color photographs appears in the pages of L’Officiel.<\/p>\n
With the return of the Haute Couture in the 1950s the magazine knows a new golden age and it is considered as the most influential fashion magazine.<\/p>\n
In 1986, Georges Jalou transmits the property of the l\u2019Official to his three children: Lawrence became president of Editions Jalou, Marie-Jos\u00e9 Susskind-Jalou, editor in the 1980s took the editorship and Maxime became director of\u00a0 the publication. After the death of Lawrence in January 2003, his sister Marie-Jos\u00e9 became president of Editions Jalou.<\/p>\n
Ukraine gained its own edition of the l\u2019Official in 2001 and sells 25 mil magazines per month.<\/p>\n
“The Official distilled through its pages expertise and French elegance, while illuminating its readers about the new talent of sewing. Become the ultimate style guide, he advises women for the sole purpose of helping to dress, while supporting luxury brands whose products are featured in the magazine. L’Officiel is now present in 18 countries: Azerbaijan, Brazil, China, Central Asia, India, Indonesia, Italy, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Morocco, Middle East, Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey and Ukraine. “(The Official Website)<\/p>\n\n\t\t