Maria Lobanova - journalist, socialite. Known for her ability to tell readers about unusual travels, social events and the latest in the fashion industry is fascinating and interesting. Subtle humor and an abundance of bright details always accompany her reviews. Her author’s columns were published in many publications: Forbes Style, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Domovoy, L'Officiel.
Biography of Maria Lobanova
Born in London on December 13 in an intelligent family. Her dad Lobanov Vladimir Yakovlevich has three diplomas of higher education, is fluent in three languages, traveled the world as a foreign trade representative. Now he is a very enthusiastic summer resident.
Grandfather - Cherkasov Vladimir Georgievich - had various government awards and was fluent in seven languages. Maria considers herself a professor’s granddaughter.
She graduated from the journalism faculty of Moscow State University. Lomonosov. She studied at professional courses in London.
While studying in the UK, Maria Lobanova organized charity events and participated in the creation of the British society Friends of the Bolshoi. Organized the charity premiere of the film “Onegin” Martha Fiennes with her brother, actor Rafe Fiennes in the title role.
Career
Maria Lobanova began her professional career as a reporter on TV-6. Then she started writing for glossy magazines. It was introduced into the profession by the then working editor of Domovoi Sergey Nikolaevich, the current editor-in-chief of Snob.
She launched the Russian GQ as a PR specialist, then worked at Harper's Bazaar. For several years she has been promoting luxury jewelry brand Carrera & Carrera in Russia.
In 2007, as the editor-in-chief, she published a magazine for thirty-year-old career-oriented women, Sex and the City. The proposal for the creation came unexpectedly, but it turned out to be affordable - I wanted to do something useful for society.
Maria herself developed his concept, making him close in spirit to the American series of the same name. The magazine is unique and has no analogues in the world. This is not a typical feminine glossy fiction, but a thought-provoking publication.
In 2011, the magazine was renamed SNC. In 2012, Maria hands over the reins of Ksenia Sobchak and leaves the magazine. She returns to work in her PR consultation, created in 2005.
