Nothing beats a good glossy and Bon Magazine‘s brand new issue is an energetic and eclectic combination of all the things that get us excited about magazines. Great editorials, amazing models and perspective that keeps things interesting. From Mackenzie Drazan on the cover in bold prints, to an appealing beauty story starring Kirsi Pyrhonen, Bon is stronger than ever. Experience the new issue with this first look at the editorials and be sure to pick up your copy – Bon hits newsstands today!

“Sound & Vision”
Photography: Mel Bles
Styling: Marcus Soder
Hair: Alex Brownsell
Make up: Ayami Nishimura
Model: Mackenzie Drazan

“Line crossed”
Photography: Matteo Montanari
Styling: Heidi Bivens
Model: Madison Headrick

“Extreme measures”
Photography: Aitken Jolly
Styling: Anders Solvsten Thomsen
Models:Ben Allen, Anders Hayward, Mayrenne Herry
Casting: Nic Burns / Star and Co

“Shop it like its hot”
Photography: Magnus Unnar
Styling: Naomi Itkes
Model: Alima Fofana

“Dial V for Victory”
Photography: Hasse Nielsen
Hair: Cim Mahony
Make up: Zenia Jaeger
Model: Kirsi Pyrhonen

“Don’t be afraid of the dark”
Photography: Brett Lloyd
Styling: John Mccarty
Models: Felix Feltham, Lukas Katinas, Oliver Beard, Alex Heerema and Gleb Zhukoff
Casting: Eddy Martin / File & Parade

“Show down”
Photography: Benny Horne
Styling: Zara Zachrisson
Model: Josephine Skriver

“What the poets said in rhyme”
Photography: Ben Weller
Styling: Julia Sarr-Jamois
Model: Irina Nikolaeva

Tush never fails to excite and their latest issue is an eclectic mix of girly goodness. With an editorial lineup that is more colorful and vibrant than ever before, the latest issue dazzles from start to finish, but don’t take our word for it – have an exclusive first look inside the pages of Tush.

Cara Delevingne by Armin Morbach for Tush

Ophelie Rupp by Ralph Mecke Hair: Tie Toyama,  Make-up: Maria Olsson,  Styling : Matthieu Pabiot, Casting Director: Roxane Dia

by Blommers & Schumm, Styling : Venus Waterman, Hair : Hester Wernert, Make up: Liselotte Van Saarloos, Casting Director: Roxane Dia

Josephine Skriver by Markus Jans Styling : Wiebke Bredehorst, Make up: Loni Baur, Hair: Helge Branscheidt, Casting Director: Roxane Dia

Carolina Thaler by Niclas Heikkinen, Styling: Ingo Nahrwold, Hair: Michael Jones, Make up: Thomas De Kluyver, Casting Director: Roxane Dia

Dempsey Stewart by Armin Morbach, Styling : Katrin Gerhardy, Hair: Nicolas Eldin, Make-up: Loni Baur, Casting Director: Roxane Dia

American Vogue
Tim Walker
Grace Coddington
Kate Moss
Julien d’Ys Stephane Marais

Queen Kate returns to her throne at Paris’ eternal hotspot, The Ritz and she brings along a few friends with her. Walker creates a surreal vision of opulence taking full advantage of the hotel’s regal redesign and all the world’s finest couture. Kate looks majestic and her ladies in waiting, Josephine Skriver, Mirte Maas, Patricia van der Vliet, and Sigrid Agren are a dream. We know J.Lo snagged the cover of Vogue’s shape issue but with a story this good inside, we can’t help but wish Kate was on Vogue’s front page this month instead.

View the full story at VOGUE.COM

Two pre-fall looks we love, two pre-fall looks we don’t.
The collections dissected with commentary- every other day till the pre-season wraps.

LOVED IT – DEREK LAM
This look isn’t reinventing the wheel, but Derek made the whole sage utilitarian thing look so luxe on Caroline Brasch Nielsen that we can’t help but love it. Wearable, practical and completely in line with the pre-fall aesthetic.

WTF?! – BALENCIAGA
The problem with being a consumate trendsetter is that sometimes you’re just too ahead of the curve. Nicolas Ghesquiere has perfectly approximated what we’ll all be wearing post-apocalypse, right down to the multiple hats and protective gloves. We can barely see the lovely Marte Mei van Haaster beneath all this!

LOVED IT – NINA RICCI
Who can argue with perfection? This dramatic Nina Ricci number looks couture worthy on Josephine Skriver.

OIC… – STELLA McCARTNEY
When Stella McCartney labeled herself “too sensible” earlier in the week we failed to see the problem, however after viewing these glorified long johns we’re starting to understand where she’s coming from. There is a time and a place for thermal underwear and pre-fall is not it. Even Marique Schimmel can’t pull off Snuggie-chic.

With all the excitement over the 20 covers, it is easy to forget that there’s plenty of beautiful images inside the Dazed & Confused‘s Anniversary issue. Magazine co-founder Rankin shoots Josephine Skriver in a series of bright looks selected by Katie Shillingford and punctuated with a touch of spray paint. Inspired by his favorite shoot for Dazed, a graffiti themed story from 1998 starring Kate Moss.

An image from the original Dazed story that inspired this edit - Kate Moss by Rankin, for Dazed & Confused, 1998

Claudia Knoepfel & Stefan Indlekofer shoot the Marilyn NY foursome of Alyona Subbotina, Josephine Skriver, Julia Zimmer, and Katlin Aas for Vogue Germany in a wild and androgynous street themed editorial. With carefully slicked hair and a boyish attitude, these girls show us how to wear the latest craze in exotic skins and furs ranging from Celine, Bottega Veneta, and Givenchy.

Bon Magazine‘s fall issue takes viewers on a fantastic voyage. The jam-packed edition is filled with fashion finery from labels like Alexander McQueen and Yves Saint Laurent and a host of the season’s hottest faces. Take a look at a few of our favorite images from the fall edition inside our exclusive preview.

Charlie Timms and Lowell Tautchin by Andreas Larsson, Fashion Editor Stevie Westgarth

Britt Maren by Ben Weller | Fashion Editor Clare Richardson

Josephine Skriver by Hasse Nielsen | Fashion Editor Sassie Baré

Dafne Cejas and Alexander Johansson by Marcus Ohlsson Fashion Editor Naomi Itkes

Daga Ziober by Aitken Jolly, Fashion Editor Marcus Soder

Katrin Thormann by Benny Horne, Fashion Editor Marcus Soder

Linnea Regnander by Elisabeth Toll, Fashion Editor Marcus Soder

Daria Strokous by Steven Pan, Fashion Editor Tom Van Dorpe

Dansk never fails to excite us with new content and for fall the mag is already on the right track with an incredible image of Magdalena gracing the first of their covers.  Naturally, their second looks just as good: Sigrid Agren features in a gritty yet gorgeous shot by Aitken Jolly, that captures the spirt of the “something wicked this way comes” headline. Jolly’s black and white image is definitely showcasing the devious side of the typically sweet Miss Agren.

Inside you’ll find favorites like Clement Chabernaud, Julia Saner, Barbara Palvin, Patricia van der Vliet, Dree Hemingway, Josephine Skriver and James Smith along with interviews with fashion heavyweights like Gucci’s Frida Gianini, Dries Van Noten and Acne’s Jonny Johansson.