Coolest Cover Girl, Indeed

It's been a long long time since Freja appears on the cover of Vogue. This is a pleasant surprise and seeing her looking so lovely with all the orange outfit and pink pastel colors on the cover is surely makes up for the long absence of covers that Freja had. Famously known for her androgyny style, this is something unexpected of Freja yet she manages to pull it off just amazingly. For a beauty like Freja, a simplistic pose like this is just more than enough.

(pic from frejabeha.blogspot.com)

Oh My...Jac

It's always covers like this that I can't absolutely ignore that pulls me back.


What can I say? The cover speaks for itself. Jac is stunning and there are no words to describe this cover. It's so beautiful, too beautiful for words. That's all I can say.

(pic from models.com)

Elegant and Chic

These two might be a very different covers but somehow both manages to catch my attention. The first Vogue Turkey cover is oh-so elegant. Cover girl Jessica Stam looks so gorgeous on it- the pose, the gaze especially with those eyes of hers- everything is so perfect; and that's what you need for the premiere issue- Vogue Turkey cleverly enough manages to do that-to get the attention of not only the Turkish readers but all over the world. Abbey Lee's Vogue Australia cover is the exact opposite version. But the summery feel that the cover `gave really interests me. The seductive, teasing stare that Abbey gave is fresh for a Vogue cover.You usually gets a model posing for a cover and although most argued that the Australian version is merely Vogue quality, I think a little twist to the traditional cover is more than welcomed. I, for one, love the cover, Abbey is definitely the go-to model for this cover and even the orange font did it for me. Two of my favorite cover for the month of March (and this too, of course!).

(pics from tfs)

Direct Copy?

Your opinion. A straight-off copy? Which is the better version? I have to say though, even if US Vogue is the original cover, I like the Vogue China cast better- Du Juan and Liu Wen (dream come true- I really hope Liu Wen got the front cover instead of Du Juan but Du Juan is a powerhouse in China- well, at least Liu Wen's in the cover) and Karlie, Constance, Anna J and Lily Donaldson. I think the Vogue China cover serves the purpose of top models- established top models on front cover and rising stars on the back. Agree?

(pics from models.com and rockthetrend.com)

Lady Lara

We have seen her fierce, cold stare. We have seen her in all glory, old Hollywood queen. Yet, Lara still keeps us surprised with yet another magnificient cover, this time gracing UK Vogue December issue photographed by Mario Testino by being just laid back lady-like. A smiling Lara Stone? It is just a wonder why nobody have ever tried the normal beauty formula on a girl like Lara. Maybe she is too fierce for beauty shots but this cover proves otherwise, after all, Lara is just like all other females, lady like soft pastels colors does suit her.

(cover from models.com)

With the Boys

Another cover for the German beauty, Toni Garrn.

This time is the November cover of Numero Tokyo together with an editorial inside partnering 4 male models- Tyler Riggs, Lyle Lodwick, Marcel Castenmiller and Joseph Culp -and some scooters and motorbikes! Cool!

(source: models.com)

Coco @ Vogue Mexico

It's been quite a while since Coco appear in any magazine cover. This is quite a surprise and I believe that this is her debut for a magazine cover since she colored her hair a darker tone. I do love her in her red haired days but I have to say that this color does suit her too. Coco has such a pale skin that I believe any darker tone than that of her skin tone can suit her well. I can't imagine her going blonde though. Speaking of Coco, her cover and editorial for Vogue Mexico is so good that good is not enough as a word. I miss Coco when she's not working.

(all images via tfs @ Tigertonio)

Vogue Nippon Oct 2009: Raquel Zimmermann

When I look at the cover, omg, another dreadful one with the letter covering the model's face. Nevertheless, Raquel poses like no other- a little Diva-ish for me. I like the LV outfit without the bunny ears. The editorial that follow, No Place To Think About Tomorrow is just drop dead amazing, Raquel in her best element. By the way, Raquel manage to retain her number one spot at Models.com after all the debate whether Natasha Poly or Lara Stone will surpass her. With this kind of amount of campaigns, editorials and covers, clearly Raquel is still on the top of her game and there's surely no signs of her slowing down yet.

(cover via models.com, images via tfs @ rumc)

Unexpected Trio

Sasha, Ash, Anna, Will, Max, Christian, Jamie by Steven Meisel
Vogue Italia September 2009

Unexpectedly AMAZING!

(scans by Blacklab @ tfs)

V 61 :Supreme/ Women special edition

Lovin it!

(pics from Supreme Management)

Double Lara

Two different cover. Same model. Lara Stone. This girl is so versatile. The Vogue Paris cover proved that she can be a soft, delicate old Hollywood icon without having to show sexy as she always does. The Numero cover is classic Lara. Fierce and daring and 100% Lara. From sexy and modern to old movie siren. I think there's already someone out there to fill in Kate Moss' shoes. None other than Lara Stone, of course.

(scans from tfs @ Laetitia and MagFan)

Vogue Australia 50th Anniversary

Vogue Australia celebrating its' 50th anniversary by featuring Australian actress Cate Blanchett on its' Spetember 2009 cover. All 4 covers are so beautiful with its' soft and elegant outfits with the master of brush strokes by London fashion illustrator David Downton. Truly amazing covers!

(pics from vogue.com.au)