Great photography and great style are timeless and you’ll find a whole lot of both in the new issue of Tush. The 1960s work of legendary German photographer F.C. Gundlach graces the cover and looks and looks completely contemporary. Inside striking new editorials combine the best of vintage style, with modern day edge to create images that pop. Fresh stories featuring Katrin Thormann, Erjona Ala, Corinna Ingenleuf, Nora Lony and Hirschy Hirschfelder provide an imaginative spin on the usual editorials.

PH. Armin Morbach | Fashion : Katrin Gerhardy | Model : Nora Lony

Ph. Armin Morbach |Model  Erjona Ala | Fashion : Ingo Nahrwold 

Ph. Armin Morbach | Model: Hirschy Hirschfelder | Makeup : Loni Baur

Ph. Stefan Heinrichs | Hair: Seb Bascle | Model: Corinna Ingenleuf

Ph. Boe Marion | Fashion: Wiebke Bredehorst | Model: Maud Welzen

Ph. F.C. Gundlach

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

Fashion is always changing and some of the most engaging design comes from fresh talents whose names you may not have heard of yet. Vogue Germany shines a light on some incredible designers coming out of Berlin in a striking story by Greg Harris. Styled by Christiane Arp and feauturing the stark beauty of Iris Strubegger and Katrin Thormann, the engaging studio edit showcases work from talents like Michael Sontag, Vladimir Karaleev, David Tomaszewski and design duo Augustin Teboul.

HAIR Christian Wood MAKEUP Steven Canavan MANICURE Tricia C. Pahl

Scan Credit | Helligirl @ tFS

Stockholm S/S A/W ‘s gorgeous blend of Swedish fashion’s finest certainly caught our attention: the magazine’s striking covers by Kai Z Feng feature Katrin Thormann, Amanda Norgaard and Dorothea Barth Jorgensen looking luminous. Inside you’ll find contributions from the likes of Andreas Öhlund, John Scarisbrick, Ann-Sofie Back, as well as some truly gorgeous editorials. Model turned editor in chief Jakob Hysén Hedberg, has put together something very special. Take a peek at Kai Z Feng’s black and white covers and accompanying story, styled by James Valeri.

Just because we know that you want your campaigns and you want them NOW, here’s a peek at some of the season’s best and most anticipated campaigns during the last few days of the decade. The madness starts again in 5 days.

Toni Garrn and Lars Burmeister by Peter Lindbergh for Hugo Boss S/S 10

Jamie Strachan, Angela Lindvall, Erin Wasson and Mihaly Martins by Matt Jones for Hugo Boss Orange S/S 10. (thanks to ASF from tFS for  the Hugo Boss info)

Natalia Vodianova by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin for YSL S/S 10

Viktoriya Sosonkina and Sasha Pivovarova for Mulberry S/S 10

? by Steven Meisel for Prada S/S 10. Could it be the mysterious Rasa Zukauskaite?

Katrin Thormann, Jules Mordovets, Daria Strokous, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Cato Van Ee by Mario Testino for D&G S/S 10

Claudia Schiffer by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel S/S 10

Baptiste Giabiconi, Freja Beha Erichsen by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel S/S 10

Georgia May Jagger by Mario Testino for Versace S/S 10

Claudia Schiffer for Salvatore Ferragamo S/S 10

Kate Moss and what looks like Baptiste Giabiconi… we will get back to you on that! Just Cavalli S/S 10

(Thanks to the energetic efforts of Norhern Star at tFS for the above scans).

Katrin Thormann, is one of the most classically beautiful faces around. Her strong, yet elegant look makes her a perfect face for beauty themed editorials. This month’s Vogue Germany devotes a whole portfolio to Katrin’s sultry poses and Linda Cantello‘s makeup artistry. Daniel Jackson shoots Katrin looking perfect in little more than statement jewels and eyeliner as she gives the camera her most powerful gaze.

Katrin by Daniel Jackson | Image Credit – Scanned by helligirl @tFS

Vogue US continues its editorial revamp with the aide of three Steven Meisel favorites. Karlie Kloss, Viktoriya Sosonkina and Katrin Thormann each make their Vogue US debut looking about as elegant and sultry as we’ve ever seen them. Leave it to Meisel to tap into the womanly side of these spirited newcomers.

While supermodels and assorted other old-hats may be dominating the campaigns this season modeling’s freshest faces are still sitting pretty. Anna Gushina takes a luxe hippy turn for Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti and looks every bit the alluring gypsy. Katrin Thormann, puts her classic good looks to good use for Mulberry’s retro campaign. The stunning German teen is the picture of 60s sweetness. Moschino’s trademark humor is brought to life by Yulia Kharlapanova, who plays it serious and then hilarious in a cheeky ad that displays her talent for drama.

Ph: Mark Segal for Philosophy

Steven Meisel for Mulberry

Patrick Demarchelier for Moschino