Tar Magazine‘s blend of fashion and art, makes for some truly unusual editorials and Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello‘s sexy, mysterious and somewhat off-kilter tale featuring Dree Hemingway is no exception. Masked men, ancient ruins, a slew of Samuel Francois selected pieces from Azzedine Alaia and Maison Martin Margiela, it all works to create an engaging atmosphere that grabs your attention.

Purple gives a taste of Alber Elbaz’s latest collection with a special story featuring Dree Hemingway. Shot by Max Farago and styled by Francesca Burns, the idyllic shots feature Dree lounging poolside and relaxing on white sand beaches. Head to toe Lanvin and a luxurious setting, some girls have all the luck!

Terry Richardson has never been one to shy away from brazen sensuality in his editorials, so it is no surprise whenever his work shows up in Purple Magazine. This issue’s fashion story features newcomers like the stunning, Sabrina Nait and Anais Pouliot, alongside favorites Dree Hemingway, Eniko Mihalik and Magdalena Frackowiak.

With a slick blonde bob and a lot of eyeliner Dree Hemingway is transformed into a minx by Dusan Reljin for Vogue Russia. Styled by Joanna Schlenzka and clad in cool new twists on the suit by the likes of Marc Jacobs and Etro, Dree looks phenomenal.

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Dree Hemingway returns to her hometown of Ketchum, Idaho for a special editorial in British Vogue. Shot by Alasdair McLellan the story serves as the perfect showcase for Dree’s charms as a model and the rustic beauty of the location – who wouldn’t want to take a trip to Ketchum after looking at some of these gorgeous shots! As always, Kate Phelan‘s styling elevates the entire affair -  using shearlings, layers and knits from lines like Missoni and Rag & Bone, she creates a vision of wintery perfection that fits the theme perfectly.

Boo George captures the essence of the menswear trend in a stunning editorial for LOVE; with a style that echos Peter Lindbergh‘s iconic 80s work and dapper styling courtesy of Anders Solvsten Thomsen, the story nails the look. Hannah Holman , Felix Branch and Dree Hemingway perfectly convey the androgyny the editorial requires, while adding just the right amount of individuality to their shots.

Sharif Hamza‘s latest editorial for Vogue Russia boasts a flawless cast, unique styling and some incredibly cool shots. The blue tinted moody story features Simon Robins‘ eclectic mix of designer labels that tackles every seasonal trend imaginable; minimal, maximal, plain ol’ over the top – it is all there. Of course almost any trend would look good in this lineup, Coco Rocha, Ana Beatriz Barros, Ylonka Verheul, Jeneil Williams, Dree Hemingway, Sedene Blake, Alessandra Ambrosio and Patricia van der Vliet work each look to the fullest possible extent.

After a spate of avant-garde editorials sometimes it is nice to see something purely pretty; Alexi Lubomirski creates an elegant vision of glamour for September’s Harper’s Bazaar starring Dree Hemingway. The editorial might not push the boundaries of fashion, but it sure makes the clothes look gorgeous, the crimson colored ensembles chosen by Clare Richardson add perfect touch of chic to Alexi’s colorful and lively images. The fun loving spirit of the story and Dree’s natural charm make for an altogether enjoyable story.