The new issue of Russh is focused on beauty and it is evident right from the start; with Jourdan Dunn channeling Sade circa Smooth Operator on Benny Horne‘s sleek cover it is hard not to think about all things glamorous. Rather than simply listing cosmetic tips, Russh attempt to explore the issue from all sides, asking what constitutes modern beauty and why our society is intrinsically fascinated with the concept. Naturally, there is plenty of eye-candy to enjoy – from Marte Mei van Haaster shooting a revealing artistic story, to Daniella Rech‘s exploration of clean, fresh scrubbed faces, this edition is filled with a chic, feminine take on what’s gorgeous now.

For even more, check out Russh Magazine.com 

Photographer: Benny Horne | Fashion Editor: Gillian Wilkins |  Hair: Brian Buenaventura (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Makeup Kaoru Okubo (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Casting: Paul Isaac | Model: Jourdan Dunn (Storm Model Management)

Photographer:  Daniella Rech | Fashion Editor: Billie Iveson| Hair: Lauren McCowan | Makeup: Casey Gore | Models: Nicole Pollard, Montana Cox & Shanina Shaik (Chic)

Photographer:  Ward Ivan Rafik | Fashion Editor:Raquel Franco | Hair: Tamara Mcnaughton | Makeup: Georgi Sandev | Casting: Paul Isaac | Model: Anais Pouliot (Models 1)

Photographer: David Mandelberg | Fashion Editor: Billie Iveson | Hair: Diane Gorgievski | Makeup: Nadine Monley | Model: Teddy (Work Agency)

Photographer: Marte Mei van Haaster

Photographer: Karen Inderbitzen- Waller & Delphine Avril Planqueel | Hair & Makeup: Shirley Simpson | Model: Ashleigh Good (RPD Models)

Antidote Magazine turns the sidewalk into a catwalk with a little help from Hans Feurer. The legendary photog and man behind the oft-imitated, but never duplicated street chic editorials creates a series of images featuring an all-star cast of beauties. Anna Selezneva, Barbara Palvin, Catherine McNeil, Daphne Groeneveld, Frida Gustavsson, Jac Jagaciak, Jourdan Dunn, Jacquelyn Jablonski and Zuzanna Bijoch take turns posing in front of Feurer’s lens in elaborate ensembles selected by Creative Director, Yann Weber. Reflecting the latest trends, as well as the eclecticism and vibrance of the statement making garments worn each day in stylish cities, the story makes for a fitting tribute to the timeless allure of street fashion.

Take an exclusive first look at the story here and for more on ‘The Street Issue’ check out Antidote’s website. 

Glamour is a part of the Muse Magazine package and the latest delivers by showcasing several of the industry’s most refined faces. Global beauties Sui He, Aline Weber and Jourdan Dunn are stars of the new generation of top models and on Muse‘s new covers they shine bright. Inside, the issue focuses on international flair and the diverse cultural influences that shape fashion, which are on full display in a series of gorgeously shot stories filled with sleek designs. Check out the striking new images and get a sneak peek at what’s inside the magazine in our exclusive first look.

Sui He, Pan Yan, Ling Ling Kong & Cao Yunfei by Chen Man, styling by Tim Lim

Aline Weber by Ben Weller, styling by Beth Fenton

Jourdan Dunn by Guy Aroch

Combine the model star power of Storm Model Management, the cutting-edge art direction of Plus Agency  and what do you get? A luxurious and inventive fashion glossy, designed with “print addicts” in mind. Centrefold Magazine  has always delivered an impressive array of editorial delights, but this issue takes things one step further with a jam packed assortment of epic beauties and high profile photographers. The resplendent Kate Moss graces the cover and oozes aloof sex appeal like in Venetia Scott‘s editorial, while Cindy Crawford looks better than ever in classic black and white images. The fun doesn’t stop there of course, everyone from Andrej Pejic, Liberty Ross to Lily Cole, Jourdan Dunn, Eva Herzigova and Cara Delevingne has a chance to shine.

Kate Moss by Venetia Scott

Rosie Tapner, Joanna Koltuniak, Maja Matlovic and Amelia Austin by Ben Weller, styled by Phoebe Arnold

Sojourner Morrell by Mel Bles, styled by Naomi Miller

Cara Delevingne and Paolo Anchisi by Guy Aroch, styled by Kate Sebbah

Julia Zimmer by Andrew G. Hobbs,  styled by Katy Lassen

Cindy Crawford by Mark Abrahams (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists)

Eva Herzigova, Lily Donaldson, Claude Simonon, Alek Wek, Lily Cole, Sophie Kennedy-Clark, Libirty Ross and Andrej Pejic Photographed by Matt Irwin

Jourdan Dunn by Scott Trindle

Elisa Sednaoui by Laura Sciacovelli

As fashion’s foremost purveyor of nomad chic, Hans Feurer‘s images are unmistakable. Though his body of work is diverse, the pictures that stand out most tend to feature a series of Feurer signatures; layered undone styling, exotic locations and bold tribal makeup. Look at his latest stories for Vogue Paris and Vogue Japan respectively and you’ll see all the trademarks of his aesthetic. VP’s Karmen Pedaru story goes for a harder edge, while his images of Constance Jablonski are all about highlighting her refined beauty, but both stories hinge on variations of the same idea. Take a glimpse back at Feurer’s work over the years and see how he developed the style he’s now known for.

2012 – Karmen Pedaru for Vogue Paris

2012 – Constance Jablonski for Vogue Japan

2011 – Jourdan Dunn for Vogue Paris

2011 – Natasha Poly for Vogue Paris

2010 – Tony Ward for GQ Style Germany

2008 – Erin Heatherton for Muse Magazine

2008 – Scott Barnhill

2007 Jessica Miller for Self Service no. 27

2001 – Erin Wasson for Vogue Paris

1991 – Beverly Peele for Elle France

1983 - American Vogue

1983 – Kenzo

The Olympics are right around the corner and magazines are jumping on the bandwagon. Open up nearly any magazine this month and you’ll see a special on the London Olympics and/or a fashion special themed around all things sporty. Which story do you think captures the theme of athleticism, health and fitness best – we’re partial to the editorials that pair models with athletes for the perfect mix of glamour and fitness. Who can resist the sight of Joan Smalls taking of in a sprint while wearing shimmering Ralph Lauren? Or Karlie Kloss balancing on beams alongside gymnast Jonathan Horton! Take a look at the month’s best sporty stories and tell us which one strikes your fancy.

Karlie Kloss by Annie Leibovitz for American Vogue

Joan Smalls and Usain Bolt for American Vogue

Britt Maren by Greg Lotus for Vogue Russia

Athletes Jodie Williams & Louise Hazel by Peter Lindbergh for British Vogue

Gymnast Louis Smith & Jourdan Dunn by Alasdair McLellan

Natalia Vodianova by Cuneyt Akeroglu

Liberty Ross by Matt Irwin for Elle

Storm Model Management‘s most iconic faces (including Cindy Crawford, Kate Moss, Eva Herzigova, Carla Bruni and the new generation like Lily Cole, Emma Watson, Liberty Ross and Jourdan Dunn) personally sign covers to benefit The Rainbow Trust charity. Founded 25 years ago, Rainbow provides support to families with terminally ill children.

Liberty tells us: “Rainbow is an amazing children’s charity and completely self funded. They help so many families during terrible times. Everyone should check the covers out, they could make a great Christmas gift, as well as supporting one of the most worthwhile causes.”

Liberty’s cover

One of our favorites? Jourdan Dunn‘s oh so precise signature on her i-D portrait. To check out the rest of the covers go to Facebook now. Bidding starts on eBay November 23 for 10 days only.

Are Jourdan Dunn and Rob Evans the most beautiful couple on earth? i-D Magazine seems to think so. The flawless duo stars in Alasdair McLellan‘s gorgeous cover story and their combined beauty is just a little overwhelming. With a pink backdrop and plenty of chic pieces from Versace, Moschino & Yves Saint Laurent these two sizzle!

For more on the Winter Warm Up Issue check out i-D Online