Clare Richardson digs into the Versace archives in a special shoot for Industrie Magazine. Shot by Josh Olins and featuring a slew of vintage pieces from the line’s history as worn by campaign face Saskia de Brauw, the story expertly captures the editorial appeal of Versace. Whether it is an ostentatious choker worn with nothing else, or one of Gianni’s trademark printed silk blouses, the Versace look has always been outlandish, eye-catching and completely original.

Vogue Paris takes Joan Smalls and Hailey Clauson into coquettish territory in a lovely new story by Josh Olins. Wearing elegant pieces chosen by Veronique Didry, Joan and Hailey shine in polka-dots, leopard prints and a series of black berets. Looking carefree and seductive, the duo walk matching pooches through the streets and pout while lounging on the grass in Celine and David Yurman. Life is just a day in the park for these beauties and for anyone who says different, Joan has a few choice gestures for them.

HAIR Shon MAKEUP Lucia Pica MANICURE Jenny Longworth

i-D’s been teasing us all week but the final covers are revealed to be Natasha Poly by Willy Vanderperre, Raquel Zimmermann by Josh Olins and rapper Kreayshawn by rising young photographer George Harvey. Along with Gisele Bundchen’s, Lindsey Wixson’s and Riley Keogh’s, which is your favorite of the six? Tell us in the comments. (For more on the issue, go to i-D online)

Vogue Italia‘s theme for the month is versatility and what better platform than a beauty story to showcase a model’s skill for transformation. Kirsi Pyrhonen sports a variety of looks in Josh Olins story, from boy short, to retro bouffant in shades of brown, blonde and firecracker red: the outlandish dos by Shon look phenomenal and so does Kirsi.

FASHION EDITOR Cathy Kasterine MAKEUP Sally Branka HAIR COLOR Sam Steele MANICURE Mike Pocock SET DESIGN Max Bellhouse

You can never have enough male models looking suave, thankfully VMan understands that. Not only are there two phenomenal new faces on the cover of the mag’s Archetypes issue, inside you’ll find all your favorites like Salieu Jalloh, Clement Chabernaud, Lenz von Johnston, Harry Goodwins, Paul Boche and Jacob Coupe in a gorgeous, mystery themed story by Josh Olins. With a lineup of fall’s best capes, trenches, jackets and coats, selected by Clare Richardson the story brings out the stylish sleuth in each of these charmers.

HAIR Shon GROOMING Maki Ryoke PRODUCTION Betty Kim

Has Josh Olins formed the perfect girl group for V Magazine? Wang Xiao, Rila Fukushima and Xiao Wen Ju, look absolutely lovely playing a modern day version of the 1960s supergroups like The Supremes and Shirelles in this cheeky story from V72. Dressed in pre-fall’s grooviest pieces from Stella McCartney, Balenciaga and Celine – selected by stylist Jay Massacret, the girls look like they’ve got the whole retro thing down pat. Maki Ryoke and Shon provide the ladies with the prerequisite winged liner and bouffant hairstyles, but the attitude is all their own. If these girls can carry a tune, the music world better watch out!

V72 – The Transformation Issue, hits newsstands July 7th

Josh Olins‘s minimalist photography.
Stella Tennant‘s timeless charm.
Sissy Vian‘s eclectic styling.
A simple, to the point Vogue Japan story that focuses on the season’s most stylish pieces.

Another day, another stunning set of summer covers from i-D Magazine. This time around icon Kristen McMenamy winks for Josh Olins and sports a crown of thorns (view behind the scenes video of her shoot on i-D online) Meanwhile, red hot new face Patrick O’Donnell gives Alasdair McLellan a knowing glance on his summery cover.