At the helm of Vogue Korea, Shin Kwang-ho has managed to successfully mix a blend of both homegrown talents and international faces when it comes to selecting the magazine’s cover stars. Korean stars such as Jennie Kim of Blackpink, Jimin of the band BTS and the actress Jun Ji-hyun fronted covers throughout 2023 while international faces included Lila Moss, Naomi Campbell and América González. Kwang-ho kick-starts 2024 by welcoming Lulu Tenney as Vogue Korea’s January 2024 cover girl, who poses for photographer Davit Giorgadze. Styled by Dogi Nesanir, the American model wears a fringed suit from Matthieu Blazy’s Spring 2024 collection for Bottega Veneta in the chic and minimalist cover image.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

Vogue Korea’s latest left members of our forums divided. “Awful styling and proportions,” an underwhelmed kokobombon critiqued.

“Very basic,” MON chimed in.

“Personally, I don’t think this cover has a good feel,” ERIKMISUN pointed out.

Hafyiez wafa commented: “I’m do not understand Vogue Korea’s aesthetic. Could they be more creative?”

Also not exactly thrilled with the outcome was crmsn: “I don’t really hate it, but it’s not what I expected from them after their October-December covers. It’s just so… basic. Even the layout looks outdated!”

“Not the most visually-arresting Korean Vogue cover I’ve came across but compared with most other editions of Vogue, I do quite like this. The colors are gorgeous!” confessed vogue28.

Are you a fan? See more of Lulu Tenney as Vogue Korea’s January 2024 cover girl, here.

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Matthieu Blazy has been at the helm of Bottega Veneta as creative director since 2020, and despite numerous covetable collections for the Italian fashion label, Blazy’s campaigns have ultimately failed to generate a whole lot of buzz here on theFashionSpot or break new ground within the industry. For Pre-Spring 2024, the Belgian-French designer commissioned images from wire image agencies such as Getty Images and Backgrid, ditching photographic duo Louise & Maria Thornfeldt who captured Veneta’s Fall 2023 campaign offering. Throughout the series of paparazzi-style campaign starring rapper A$AP Rocky and model Kendall Jenner, the duo go about their business around various different locations – decked out in Blazy’s latest designs (obvi).

Naturally, it didn’t take long for members of our forums to sound off. “I really don’t like this campaign, just because it’s something Demna would do at Balenciaga and we don’t need that energy at Bottega Veneta AT ALL,” exclaimed perhydrol.

“This just feels tacky and lazy. You know Demna is kicking himself for not coming up with this concept first,” laughed Steddycam91.

“What in the Balenciaga! Blazy just doesn’t know what to do with his Bottega,” Thefrenchy chimed in.

Also underwhelmed with the campaign was lookatme, adding: “Give me a break. These brands just keep lowering the bar. It’s kind of shocking and almost comical to think the entire management and design team think this is worth putting out!”

“This is lazy on another kind of level,” voiced matheus_s.

See more from Bottega Veneta’s Pre-Spring 2024 campaign and share your own thoughts, here.

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We take our Lachlan Bailey fix at any given moment, and whether he’s shooting sizzling summer campaigns for H&M or photographing supermodels for the covers of magazines – Bailey’s work is often a sight for sore eyes. Thankfully for us as editor-in-chief of Vogue Australia, Christine Centenera favors the Aussie New York-based photographer too, who profiled Florence Pugh for the title just last month. Bailey now fixes his lens upon Emily Ratajkowski, who stars on Australian Vogue‘s December 2023 edition, five years after her last. In the subtle and demure cover image, the American model and actress is dressed by Centenera in a bralette from Hermès, a Bottega Veneta mohair coat and jewelry from Bulgari.

At once, the cover ignited debate amongst members of our forums. “Spectacular!” jal718 heralded.

“I really appreciate Vogue Australia giving Lachlan Bailey the platform he deserves and while I couldn’t care less about Emily, I think this is a nice cover. I love Bailey’s lighting and post production, his images always look beautiful. I’m all here for Vogue Australia giving us a monthly Lachlan Bailey fix!” championed aracic.

Echoing the same sentiments was vogue28: “The more I see this, the more I fall just a little more in love with it. Never been one to dislike Emily Ratajkowski and think Lachlan Bailey has just her justice, just as he does with every other subject he fixes his lens upon. The colors are gorgeous, love all those nude tones and how Centenera’s clothing choices complement Bailey’s lighting wonderfully.”

Not everyone, however, was on the same page. “I like Lachlan Bailey but this is so dreary, and not a good way,” shared forum member SLFC.

“It looks like they were trying to morph her into Penélope Cruz,” mikel pointed out.

Urban Stylin said: “I wish her hair was different on the cover, the pulled-back hair makes her head disappear due to the beige overload.”

Is Vogue Australia’s latest a hit or miss? See more and share your thoughts, here.

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Here at theFashionSpot, there’s always a cause for an all-out celebration whenever someone totally and completely unexpected turns up on the cover of Vogue. Whether it’s Judi Dench (at 85) gracing British Vogue or Shakira finally getting the recognition she deserves via Vogue Mexico – we’re always 100% here for it. The same goes for this month’s Vogue Thailand offering, which sees Zoe Saldaña take to a duo of spectacular October 2023 covers. The American actress only first got her due as a Vogue cover girl back in December 2022 and is making up for lost time via the lens of Thomas Whiteside for her second Vogue cover appearance. Across the two delightful, elegant and poised covers, Zoe is decked out in looks from Bottega Veneta and Schiaparelli (as well as Tiffany & Co. jewelry), handpicked for the shoot especially by stylist Fabio Immediato.

Needless to say, members of our forums were impressed. “Gorgeous covers! One of the reasons she doesn’t get more Vogue covers, is because the general public isn’t interested in her, outside of tentpole films. Zoe also strikes me as someone who enjoys her low key status,” voiced mepps.
“I knew for 100% fact that I would love this, when I saw Thomas Whiteside’s name attached. He’s an absolute master of poised portrait photography, and these two covers only help cement the fact even more. The two covers are GORGEOUS, love every single element,” heralded vogue28.
“The messy hair ruined the first one but the second one is stunning,” admired Urban Stylin.
Oaklee91 agreed, commenting: “The second one is better!”
“Deserving! Anna [Wintour] is scared to give her a cover,” chimed in lanvinray.

Which cover do you prefer – if any? Share your thoughts on Vogue Thailand’s October 2023 covers, here.

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Three fashion capitals down. One to go, as we’re only just catching our breath after what has perhaps been the most whirlwind Milan Fashion Week in decades.
Kicking off MFW was Kim Jones at Fendi, with guests ushered into a space filled with XL Fendi it-bags sculpted out of white plaster, before models sashayed their way around the space wearing a colour-block collection of sophisticated separates and sheaths cut close to the body. Alberta Ferretti, the grand dame of Milanese fashion, gave us a breezy collection of silk, flowing organza and satin. Glamour was high on the agenda at Roberto Cavalli, in stark contrast to the Diesel show which was held in the middle of a rave, complete with around 7,000 people in attendance. Max Mara’s delightfully wearable collection boasted a color palette of neutral khaki, pistachio green, faded blue, mustard yellow and subtle pinks. Workwear jackets were paid with ultra-feminine ensembles at Prada while at Moschino, four stylists paid homage to Franco Moschino’s iconic designs from 1983-1993. Moody stares from the models were changed to grins going from ear to ear at Emporio Armani. Peter Hawkings was soon making his debut as Tom Ford’s creative director, presenting an ultra-luxe collection for someone who has somewhere fabulous to go, which ultimately proved Hawkings to be perfect successor to the Tom Ford label. Rainfall forced Sabato de Sarno’s open-air Gucci debut to head indoors, where the designer wiped the slate clean and delivered a plethora of reinvented classics for the storied Italian fashion house. Donatella Versace transported us back to the 60s at Versace (complete with a show-stopping last look won by none other than Claudia Schiffer) and it was an album of greatest monochromatic hits at Dolce & Gabbana. Matthieu Blazy’s latest offering at Bottega Venta gave us unexpected yet refined silhouettes and Maximilian Davis served up a modern and contemporary spring wardrobe for the Ferragamo customer. Closing out the festivities, the maestro of Italian fashion that is Giorgio Armani gave us yet another absolute masterclass in sophistication.
Look no further for an unbiased take on what Milan Fashion Week’s Spring 2024 season delivered. Go ahead and scroll down for a completely unfiltered take on MFW, all through the eyes of our forum members.

HIT | Ferragamo

“A pleasure to watch as always. Maximilian Davis is really starting to hit his stride at the brand now.” [LadyJunon]
“His best collection yet for the house. It’s crisp.” [VERNIQUE]
“I felt that every idea and detail (the embroidered F lifted from Salvatore Ferragamo’s signature, the ankle strap on the sandals echoed in the leather collar detail of some of the looks, etc.) was well thought out and executed; the subtle bell-shaped sleeves on the tailoring looked very fresh; and the trail of very long fringe attached to the minimalist evening dresses was sexy and very chic at the same time.” [Kennnnn]
See all the looks from the Ferragamo Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Philipp Plein

“The circus is in town!” [Thefrenchy]
“Another season, another PP clown-show but always good for a chuckle!” [zoom]
“I don’t know who is buying this. I’ve literally never seen Plein IRL. The collection is atrocious with almost no respite.” [Nimsay]
See all the looks from the Philipp Plein Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Jil Sander

“A pity that the thieves who stole the new Balmain collection did not steal this as well…” [jeanclaude]
“Jil Sander was never this conceptual, and certainly never contrived. Lucie and Luke Meier either don’t know or don’t care about the spirit of the brand.” [Kennnnn]
“The bling just don’t go well with the clothes. It only cheapens the whole collection.” [Gazillion]
See all the looks from the Jil Sander Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Ferrari

“What a waste of money.” [VERNIQUE]
“Ferrari? Looks more like a Fiat 500 painted in red…” [jeanclaude]
“I really wonder what’s the purpose of the existence of this line. Was it ever explained? It’s very difficult for me to comment on this collection because it’s a whole lot of nothing and I don’t understand where it’s meant to live…” [Thefrenchy]
See all the looks from the Ferrari Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Bottega Veneta

“The moment Matthieu Blazy tries to be avant-garde he fails.” [jeanclaude]
“My problem is that Blazy over conceptualizes. He needs to be more instinctive, to know how to stop adding details over details over details. It could have been a really great collection if he hadn’t added a few extra coats, a few dresses and trousers with different lengths and so on.” [GivenchyAddict]
“Once again, too conceptual, too heavy-handed, and far too many competing ideas.” [Frederic01]
See all the looks from the Bottega Veneta Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Missoni

“Got a soft spot for Filippo Grazioli’s Missoni and he always delivers.” [tourbillions]
“The nipples, super-mini dresses and the orange is a bit tacky, but delightfully so. It’s fun and a bit stupid.” [LadyJunon]
“Lovely! It’s very easy to understand, but it’s such a strong offering that I don’t see it as a disadvantage. Everything here is wearable and stylish in the best way possible. I hope it sells because Filippo clearly deserves to be successful.” [perhydrol]
See all the looks from the Missoni Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Dolce & Gabbana

“Very sexy and effortless.” [tourbillions]
“May just be my most FAVORITE of collections during MFW, in all honesty! Absolutely love every last thing that I’m seeing – love the monochrome, the sheer fabrics mixed with the lingerie, the polka dots, the heels, the casting and the thought of this potentially photographed by Steven Meisel for the campaign.” [vogue28]
“I love the fact that it’s a streamlined collection. Looks fabulous. Who would have thought?” [Scotty]
See all the looks from the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Tom Ford

“It’s a very good debut from Peter Hawkings. It’s more focused and builds on the TF lexicon, those velvet pants suits will sell very well and be copied a lot.” [disco54]
“LOVE IT! There’s everything we love about Tom Ford in this collection.” [DK92]
“Massively thrilled Peter Hawkings didn’t shy away from the quintessential Tom Ford aesthetic, and kept this whole collection on-brand, from first to last look. Tom Ford, will always and forever, be a brand that does not need a rebrand of ANY sort. Very much a fan, it’s just all so chic, sleek and sexy…” [vogue28]
See all the looks from the Tom Ford Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Gucci

“So underwhelming and terribly boring. There’s no signature, no discerning elements that separate these clothes from everything else out there at the moment.” [Frederic01]
“I’m disappointed. These are just clothes and nothing more, there’s no identity. I never liked Alessandro Michele’s aesthetics but he at least had something new to propose for the brand.” [Danilo Braz dos Santos]
“Not that far from what I was expecting: very commercial. There was nothing really bad, but nothing to gush about. It’s clothes ready to hit the stores. I hope Sabato de Sarno can stretch himself more here as time goes by.” [Marc10]
See all the looks from the Gucci Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Versace

“Donatella knows how to make a woman look and feel good. Wow!” [prylvi]
“Literally the best fashion show since the whole fashion month started! The models, the clothes, the hair, the makeup and Claudia… OMG, what a GODDESS!” [Zorka]
“I am thoroughly able to appreciate how much of a departure this feels from recent Versace collections (even down to the beauty styling, which I thought was flawless). For me, Donatella going down the whole 1960s route feels fresh, loved all the mini-dresses, the checkerboard motifs and just about every single dress towards the end. Even the show space felt like a total breath of fresh air!” [vogue28]
See all the looks from the Versace Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Max Mara

“Gorgeous. It’s very consistent with Max Mara’s simple and relaxed luxury. The color diversity and color blocking is stunning.” [GoldenPetals]
“Luxurious and timeless but updated with the current time. Ian Griffiths keeps delivering everything that I want from Max Mara. The color palette is delicious and choosing Tonne Goodman to style for the show is the best decision Ian has ever made. Another hit from Max Mara.” [THD96]
“It’s so slick and luxurious. I love the proportions and the color palette.” [GivenchyHomme]
See all the looks from the Max Mara Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | MM6 Maison Margiela

“It’s very chic and looks expensive for a diffusion line.” [FiLeReD]
“It’s very Margiela for Hermès in spirit, no? I like it very much. This is superior to 99.9% to what we saw in NYC and London while being in more of the same positioning.” [Lola701]
“So smart, so chic, so slick. It’s so good. This is what most of NYFW wanted to achieve but they have subpar hands to handle fine simplicity like this. I mean everything is so delicious here but I love that dress look 14. It’s simple yet so complex.” [TaylorBinque]
See all the looks from the MM6 Maison Margiela Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Moschino

“JESUS CHRIST. Katie Grand’s part is one of the most TRAGIC things I’ve ever seen in my life!” [DK92]
“Carlyne is the saving grace of this mess of a show. No one literally asked for this.” [TaylorBinque]
“If I were the owner of Moschino, I would be crying and begging on my knees for Jeremy Scott to come back…” [jeanclaude]
See all the looks from the Moschino Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Prada

“Absolutely in love with this collection! Very surprised! I need to see this in person, the details look exquisite. It feels more like one cohesive, solid collection than most of their recent ones.” [Joromana]
“Really tightly edited collection. A concise vision.” [Nimsay]
“It’s a great collection. This is the best collection that I’ve seen coming out of this Miuccia and Raf collaboration. My favorite looks are the pastel ones. They’re quite chic and reminded me of the former glorious Prada. And the sheer numbers are also great.” [THD96]
See all the looks from the Prada Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Alberta Ferretti

“Light, breezy, another great collection from Ms. Ferretti!” [Ruito]
“Italian Ralph Lauren. Love the timelessness of this and it feels perfect for a Roman Summer Holiday. So many easy no-brainer separates. Finely made sheer gowns – which is her signature. The waist coat with slacks is perfect. Lovely.” [Nimsay]
“Typical Alberta Ferretti in the best possible way. So romantic & dreamy! Her customers are going to eat this up.” [bluestar]
See all the looks from the Alberta Ferretti Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Emporio Armani

“Gorgeous color palette.” [Nimsay]
“I absolutely adore him. Bravissimo, maestro! Bright, beautiful сlothes and fantastic sense of color! He absolutely knows for whom he makes clothes and always feels it.” [HelgaZ]
“Another season and another collection from Armani which just flows oh so beautifully, from start to finish. I love how we start with the muted colour palette, and then ease into the greens, purples and we then conclude with Armani’s signature pink. Flawless!” [vogue28]
See all the looks from the Emporio Armani Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Fendi

“I Fendied of boredom here…” [jeanclaude]
“Kim Jones really has no clue on how to do womenswear. Please, fire him and get someone else with skills.” [Creative]
“It’s getting tired and sad to witness every new season how constantly this guy is ruining Fendi. He has no clue how to dress a woman and make her shine. Hopeless. Please. please let him go and bring a skilled womenswear designer back.” [VERNIQUE]
See all the looks from the Fendi Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Blumarine

“I feel like Nicola Brognano can do better than this…” [Lola701]
“Disappointing. Last season was so much better.” [RedSmokeRise]
“Did they get a budget cut or something? This feels worlds away from his other shows (which were great, absolutely loved last season especially). There’s some gorgeous stuff but the styling is really boring and set even drier.” [gossiping]
See all the looks from the Blumarine Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Diesel

“What a mess.” [matheus_s]
“It just doesn’t do anything anymore. Yeah there’s some great textile potential but this is just a mess of so many different ideas and yet it’s once again the same thing they’ve been doing since the start.” [Cocteau Stone]
“This collection is stressed, everything is on the verge of a burnout, overworked, picked and plucked.” [Norden]
See all the looks from the Diesel Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Roberto Cavalli

“There’s no way I’m gonna hate on this. It’s true to the DNA of Cavalli, with plenty of desirable pieces.” [GoldenPetals]
“It’s a good collection from Fausto. He has found the perfect way to mix his tacky ways with a Cavalli sensibility. It’s sensual, well styled and quite efficient.” [Lola701]
“Glamorous, sexy, well made – his first powerful collection for the house.” [TianCouture]
See all the looks from the Roberto Cavalli Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Etro

“I really think Marco de Vincenzo is lost at Etro. I don’t know but there is something missing. The charm. The elegance. The bourgeois.” [TaylorBinque]
“It lacks focus and real direction. It really goes all over the place. The styling is terrible.” [Lola701]
“The styling is horrendous. He needs to go back to last season.” [LadyJunon]
See all the looks from the Etro Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Del Core

“I love how crisp and down-to-earth this collection is. Especially the closing look is wonderful, I want to touch it and investigate the simple cut and the fabric. The bags are also interesting, they feel like an organic part of the look and that’s a serious achievement for such a young brand.” [perhydrol]
“This was so good! I think Daniel Del Core is brilliant and I was so much looking forward for his collection. I love most of it. It all works well and it’s cohesive and seems to be perfectly executed.” [WAVES]
“This is so chic. Experimental without being overt. It’s the little touches. Like the front tucks of the tailoring jackets. Great color palette as well.” [youthinasia]
See all the looks from the Del Core Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Bally

“This brand is doomed – and lost forever.” [FiLeReD]
“This is just atrocious. Basics can be good but the cut of those clothes is literally worse than Phillipp Plein.” [Lola701]
“This is just a new level of bad for this season. Literally looks like a supermarket’s in-house clothing line. I appreciate Simone Bellotti had limited time but taste is taste.” [HazJW]
See all the looks from the Bally Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Giorgio Armani

“The quality of those pieces is insane…” [Lola701]
“I like it, as usual. Slightly outside of his usual offer IMO but also very him.” [WAVES]
“It’s Giorgio Armani doing exactly what Giorgio Armani does best, and under no circumstances can I hate on him for producing such a collection. It’s flawless from start to finish, and despite my love for those Armani blues and soft pinks, it’s the combination of the gold and grey which cements my love for this collection!” [vogue28]
See all the looks from the Giorgio Armani Spring 2024 collection.

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That’s a wrap on Milan Fashion Week, and this Spring 2024 season has been a whirlwind from start to finish. The first portion of the week gave us buzz-worthy shows from MFW staples Fendi, Alberta Ferretti, Etro, Max Mara, Prada, Gucci and Moschino.
During the second half of the week, Fausto Puglisi took us deep into the jungle for Roberto Cavalli, we got a revival of the 1960s at Versace, Peter Hawkings proved himself to be the ultimate successor to the Tom Ford label, following his dazzling debut as creative director. At Bottega Veneta, Matthieu Blazy is simply bursting full of innovative ideas. It came as no surprise to see Giorgio Armani cement himself as the undisputed king of Italian fashion, and we’re only just coming up for air after so much… fab·​u·​los·​i·​ty.
Watch below part two of theFashionSpot’s highlights of MFW Spring 2024:

Roberto Cavalli:

See all the looks from the Roberto Cavalli Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Tom Ford:

See all the looks from the Tom Ford Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Versace:

See all the looks from the Versace Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Ferrari:

See all the looks from the Ferrari Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Dolce & Gabbana:

See all the looks from the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Missoni:

See all the looks from the Missoni Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Del Core:

See all the look Del Core Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Bottega Veneta:

See all the looks from the Bottega Veneta Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Giorgio Armani:

See all the looks from the Giorgio Armani Spring 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

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Radhika Jones has got her finger firmly on the pulse of what’s happening within the world of fashion, entertainment and pop culture, and it’s reflected with the editor’s choice of cover subjects for Vanity Fair. Following the impressive A-list lineup we saw for the magazine’s annual Hollywood issue, 2023’s cover stars have included Gisele Bündchen, Abel Tesfaye (aka The Weeknd), Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Riley Keough. Bad Bunny now graces the publication for October 2023, with the Puerto Rican rapper and singer-songwriter posing for photographer Szilveszter Mako against a textured green studio backdrop. In the intriguing cover photograph, stylist Nicole Chapoteau dressed Bad Bunny in a checkerboard Valentino coat, shirt and pants (also from Valentino) and Bottega Veneta shoes.

Vanity Fair‘s latest garnered mixed feedback from our forum members. “Might be the only Bad Bunny cover I’ve ever liked,” said KINGofVERSAILLES the moment the cover struck.
“I kind of like it. There’s something whimsical about it, like something that would’ve been on an old (Graydon Carter-era) Vanity Fair cover,” chimed in NYLA22.
“I like the fashion element… could be an advert for Dior or something,” kokobombon pointed out.
Yet not everyone was smitten with the outcome. “The cover stars Vanity Fair chooses make sense, but the execution is so… off,” voiced blueorchid.
“Do regular VF readers care about Bad Bunny?” asked Rigida.
“I feel the same way about this guy, that I do about Dua Lipa. His appeal escapes me entirely,” shared mepps.
Feel the need to see more of Bad Bunny as Vanity Fair‘s cover star? See more and join the conversation, here.

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We don’t know where you’ve been if you didn’t already know that the supermodels to the 90s have made a resurgence via the cover of Vogue for September 2023.
Not only have Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington took to the cover of American Vogue this month, but also the British edition of the Condé Nast title too, in a joint transatlantic collaborative effort. Taking our forums (and the rest of the internet) by storm, the ladies can be found once again posing via the lens of photographer Rafael Pavarotti and styled by British Vogue’s soon-to-depart editor Edward Enninful. For a quick game of spot the difference, a slightly modified cover is granted upon British Vogue, with the ladies remaining in their cover looks from the American cover shot (sporting looks from Michael Kors, Prada, Bottega Veneta and Versace). Yet for the sake of variety and to break up the composition, the sensational supers strike different poses than on the American alternative.

Once again, members of our forums were left divided over the end result. “It’s a no for me. The composition is awful. Cindy randomly sitting on the floor, Christy looking stiff and not even sure what Naomi is doing. Only Linda looks natural here. Group covers are clearly not this photographer’s strongest suit,” remarked Benn98.
“I prefer it to the US iteration, but I’m not blown away by either. The layout of this is better, for me,” said honeycombchild.
In complete disagreement was vogue28: “Amazed to admit that American Vogue outshines British Vogue this month, whose cover is far more superior than this! The composition here is dreadful, looks clumsy, haphazard and just reeks of Photoshop. Not a fan of Naomi’s pose or Cindy sat on the floor of the studio.”
Caioherrero shared the same sentiments, adding: “This cover is terrible, so over-Photoshopped. American Vogue wins!”
“I don’t think either magazines really won. Sadly, the clear losers here are us, getting this AI-generated (I know it’s not but might as well be) drivel for September on multiple editions,” shared KINGofVERSAILLES.”I can’t believe there’s a September Vogue cover with 90s supermodels that I wouldn’t keep. It’s like AI was let loose in a mirror maze,” tigerrouge critiqued.
Await what else British Vogue‘s September 2023 issue has to offer and join the conversation, here.

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The mother of September issues has dropped. The suspense is over and true to speculation on our forums – the original supermodels of the 90s have made a historic comeback.
That’s right, Vogue‘s long-serving editor Anna Wintour welcomes back actual fashion models onto the American fashion bible’s front cover this month – and not just any models. Give it up for Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell who front the title’s monumental and all-important September 2023 edition, reuniting on a magazine cover for the first time in years, decked out in looks from Michael Kors, Bottega Veneta, Versace and Prada (from left to right), with styling from Edward Enninful and photography from Rafael Pavarotti while the quadruple of modeling icons prove they truly are – the greatest of all time.

Amazingly, however, the end result had members of our forums divided in their opinion. “God this is aggressively boring and forgettable. Four powerhouses and they are quite literally just there,” critiqued tipi1355.
“So anti-climactic,” HodanChloe chimed in.
“I want to like this but the shoot is almost giving AI levels of airbrushing,” voiced thenewclassic.
MyNameIs wasn’t exactly jumping for joy either, commenting: “The result is very underwhelming. Were they all shot separately? There’s no chemistry between them. No fashion. Honestly, there’s not much of anything other than ‘supers’ on a Vogue cover.”
“It’s great to see the supermodels on a Vogue cover, but the corporate all-black styling sucks all the fashion credibility from the image and makes it seem like a promotional image better suited to The Hollywood Reporter or Entertainment Weekly,” noted WinstonH20.
“We’ve wanted this cover for years. Even if the result is not what we expected, the OG supers are back fronting the September issue of Vogue again,” reasoned ivano.
“What a surprise! I quite like this. Yes, it doesn’t have the supermodel glamour that we’re used to seeing them with but I do think this is somehow refreshing. And will you look at Linda? She looks so gorgeous!” cried out cottonmouth13.
“Linda looks the best, truly the greatest,” MDNA raved.
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During the summer months, we expect our favorite fashion glossies to transport us to idyllic sun-drenched locations making us yearn for a vacation. Vogue Greece delivers on all accounts this month by welcoming forum favorite Edita Vilkeviciute for June 2022. The Lithuanian stunner whisks us away to Paphos, Cyprus via the lens of Alvaro Beamud Cortes with not one but two spectacular covers. For cover one (below), Edita wears a green Valentino dress and a sequin Bottega Veneta number on cover two (after the jump) both chosen by stylist Nicholas Georgiou.

Needless to say, members of our forums are in awe. “I like both covers a lot. The simple styling and monotone colors of the dresses work well in contrast to the backdrop,” admired GERGIN.

“Oh Vogue Paris how I’ve missed you,” declared marsnoop2.

“Edita’s so pretty it hurts. Gorgeous covers!” exclaimed thiago:).

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“Something I would expect from the summer issues of Vogue Paris, at least someone is keeping the vibe going,” voiced kokobombon.

“It’s like the covers of Vogue Paris we know we won’t be getting and I’m here for it! Always a real treat to see Edita Vilkeviciute… Edita was, without question, the best model for this type of shoot!” raved vogue28.

“These covers make me very happy and nostalgic. Vogue Paris vibes all over the place! J’adore!” proclaimed VogueParisMonAmour.

Meanwhile, mikel described the covers as “gorgeous” and we could not agree more.

See more of Vogue Greece’s June 2022 issue here.

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