LARA STONE.
Mikael Jansson.
Alastair McKimm.
The Last Magazine.

The biggest and boldest of all the fall glossies launches with the epic, in your face beauty of the one and only Ms. Stone. You are powerless to resist! Take a look at the flaw free cover and bask in the glory of La Lara!

Photography: Mikael Jansson
Fashion Director: Alastair McKimm
Makeup by Mark Carrasquillo at Art + Commerce.
Hair by Yannick D’Is (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) at Management Artists.
Editor in Chief / Creative Director: Magnus Berger
Editor in Chief / Production Director: Tenzin Wild

The creative mix of content in Tush is always appealing, but the eclectic glossy’s latest issue raises the bar with a series of striking new editorials. The diverse nature of the stories is part of their appeal and inside you’ll find a tribute to famed fashion illustrator, Antonio Lopez, a dark trip through the season’s gothic gowns and a stunning look at some truly inventive headgear.

Photography: Armin Morbach | Model: Lara Mullen | Realisation & Styling: Ingo Nahrwold | Hair: Dejan Cekanovic | Make-up: Loni Baur. Casting by Roxane Dia.

Photography: Armin Morbach | Model: Chrystal Copland
Realisation & Styling: Katrin Gerhardy | Hair: Stelli | Make-up: Loni Baur | Manicure: Corine Spies

Photography: Sayaka Maruyama | Model: Saara/Union | Realisation, Haare & Kopfschmuck: Tomihiro Kono mit Produkton von Bumble & Bumble | Make-up:Carol Brown | Styling: Raquel Garcia

Photography: Nagi Sakai (De Facto) | Model: TTatiana Cotliar | Hair: Pasquale Ferrante | Make-up: Thorsten Weiss | Maniküre: Gina Edwards for Essie | Styling: Vittoria Cerciello (De Facto)

Natasha Poly.
Cuneyt Akeroglu.
Vogue Turkey.

The supermodel opens up for Vogue Turkey with two brand new editorials and an in-depth interview – take a sneak peek inside the issue with this first look.

Photos courtesy of Cuneyt Akeroglu | For more on Vogue Turkey 

The shoulder pads, the layers, the luxurious excess and sexiness of power dressing are brought to life in Vogue Germany in a spirited story by Knoepfel & Indlekofer starring Kasia Struss. Clad in oversized suiting separates selected by Nicola Knels, Kasia is a vision of feminine authority and innate chic – simply put, the girl’s got it and K&I capture her at her best.

Liya Kebede.
Cass Bird.
Vanessa Traina (New York: Management + Artists, Paris: Management + Artists).
The NY Times T Magazine

An immersive editorial that transports you to the lushness of upstate New York’s forests, all while displaying some of the season’s most luxurious velvet pieces. View the full interactive feature on NY Times.

Pierre Debusschere goes above and beyond for Dazed & Confused, creating an inventive series of images filled with painterly panache. Robbie Spencer styles Guerrino Santulliana in Hermes creative director Christophe Lemaire‘s refined interpretation of 80s New Wave style, designed specially for a collaboration with popular Korean brand, Bean Pole.

We love a magazine with a distinctive point of view and brand new biannual Beauty Rebel, is as distinctive as it gets. With a focus on all things beauty and the endless allure of cosmetics, stunning makeup and amazing hair, the glossy rejects overly photoshopped imagery in favor of the glamour of the 70s, 80s and even the 90s supermodel era. Who better to appear on the cover than ultimate fashion rebel, Daphne Guinness, who pays tribute to another legend, the late, great Hedy Lamarr.

Inside an array of beauty centric content from behind the scenes shots of top models, to fresh editorials featuring inventive hair and makeup is certain to delight.

Daphne Guinness by Joseph Lally, makeup by Kabuki

Daphne Guinness by Joe Lally

Ulyanna & Nina by  Lena Kholkina

Ellie Weston by  Alexandre Valerio

Amanda Queiroz by Simon

Sophie Pomfrett by Ian Cole

Tiara by Joseph Sinclair

Kimberly Wyatt by Joseph Sinclair

Lindsey Wixson and Kelly Mittendorf by Barbara Anastacio

Idina Moncreiffe by Ian Cole

Miranda Kerr by Orlando Bloom for The NY Times T Magazine

It is not every day that a budding supermodel is featured in an editorial shot by her movie star husband – though we wish these things did happen more often. Can someone please instruct Leonardo Dicaprio on the art of photography… In the NYT piece Kerr heads to New Zealand to accompany Bloom as he films The Hobbit and she brings a slew of goodies with her from Altuzarra, Phillip Lim & Brooks Brothers. See the full story on NYT