Youth In Revolt

Paolo Roversi and Lucinda Chambers present a youthful vision of couture in Vogue UK. Couture is usually presented with a certain degree of seriousness, but it is always nice to see one of a kind pieces in an everyday setting. Roversi’s images are as soft and ethereal as ever and Dorothea Barth Jorgensen does a wonderful job of playing a normal girl whose life is heightened by the exquisite designs she wears. Sitting around the shower in Armani Prive, a quick swim in Versace satin: it all looks beautiful and fresh.

Vintage Finds

Were used to seeing Ranya Mordanova looking edgy in jet black Givenchy, so it is nice every now and then to get a change of pace; KT Auleta shows the retro side of Ranya in the latest Vogue Russia. Dressed in cat eye glasses and full skirts, Ranya looks sweet and lovely. Simon Robins creates the perfect vintage inspired looks, using pieces from Celine and Vuitton and Ranya brings them to life with her signature dramatic flair.

Shine On

Dree Hemingway shines in the latest Vogue Nippon, her stunning beauty story shot by Nathaniel Goldberg, focuses on shimmering skin, bold colors and long braided hair. The cutting edge makeup and intricate hair by Eugene Souleiman, look perfect on Dree, who pulls off the extreme looks perfectly.

On the Rocks

Mikael Jansson steams up Vogue Paris, with a sizzling seaside editorial starring Isabeli Fontana; the sexy story shows of Isabeli’s lithe physique and a variety of jewel tone dresses chosen by Anastasia Barbieri. Whether she is lounging on the beach or being assisted by a team of scuba divers, Isabeli projects an image of luxury and intensity that is perfect for this story.

Shadow And Light

Constance Jablonski delves into darkness with a moody story by Kacper Kasprzyk in Vogue Nippon. Wearing chic sheaths and graphic prints over lace leggings, Constance looks every bit as cool as one would expect. The unique styling by Grace Koo, showcases Ms. Jablonski’s assets, but the clothes are taken to the next level by Constance’s expressive poses.

Cow Girl Blues

Liya Kebede brings her dynamic presence to the pages of i-D, with an edgy editorial by Amy Troost. Dressed in an eclectic mix of cowgirl, scuba and sporty styles chosen by Alastair McKimm, Liya looks tough and in control, further proof that she can pull off even the most unusual looks - who else could make a leather cowboy hat and mesh top combination look completely natural.

A Dolls House

Solve Sundsbo’s transforms Alessandra Ambrosio into a living doll for the debut issue of Industrie. In the Japanese cartoon doll inspired story, styled by Katie Grand, Alessandra is nearly unrecognizable beneath layers of white makeup and a platinum wig, the drastic change allows Ale, to take on a whole new character. In addition to Ale, the highly stylized story, also serves as a retrospective of Giles Deacon’s most striking pieces!