Max Vadukul and stylist Nicoletta Santoro show two different sides of Patricia van der Vliet and Karlie Kloss for November’s Vogue China. On the cover the girls are a picture of sweetness in coordinating looks from Vuitton, but their editorial tells a very different story; dressed in shades of red and sporting long wigs, Karlie and Patricia play vixens. Which look do you prefer – sweet or sexy? Let us know in the comments!

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POP magazine has a thing for blondes; from Britney Spears on the cover, to the their portfolio of handpicked golden haired ladies, this issue might as well be dedicated to solely to all things blonde. Speaking of that Angus Munro cast portfolio, Jamie Morgan shoots just about every blonde – bleached and otherwise, in this special editorial. Who do you think has the best shot in the story and which blonde beauties should have been a part of this editorial.

Sigrid Agren

Jana Knauerova, Constance Jablonski & Hanne B

Ymre Stiekema & Carmen Kass

Candice Swanepoel

Brooklyn Decker & Diana Farkhullina

Hanne Gaby Odiele, Erin Aktell & Tori Praever

Marloes Horst

Ylonka Verheul & Antonella Graef

Kirsty Hume, Doutzen Kroes & Lily Donaldson

Patricia van der Vliet

Shirley Mallman & Kirby Kenny

Vlada Roslyakova, Maryna Linchuk & Abbey Lee Kershaw

Hana Soukupova

Naomi Preizler, Jenny Sinkaberg & Valentina Zeliaeva

Kirsten Owen

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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.

Tasha Tilberg, Guinevere Van Seenus, Mirte Maas, Patricia van der Vliet and Julija Steponaviciute bring Roberto Cavalli’s outlandish designs to life in the latest Interview. Craig McDean‘s stark black and white photographs and the instant cool factor of the girls, make even Cavalli’s campiest creations look chic and Eugene Souleiman‘s high volume hair creations only add to the fun.

Alex Box‘s talent for transforming her subjects is on full display in Vogue Nippon; Jem Mitchell shoots as Alex gives Patricia van der Vliet a series of contrasting looks using bold makeup. From 80s inspired bright colors, to a classic red lip, Alex crafts updated versions that are striking and make Patricia look her absolute best.

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David Sims breaks out his signature stark black and whites for W: the simple style of the photographs allows the talents of the whole team to shine. From Alex White‘s always impeccable styling, to Guido Palau‘s voluminous hairstyles and Alla Kostromichova, Patricia van der Vliet, Heidi Mount and Kamila Filipcikova edgy looks, each element works well together.

David Sims pulls out all the stops for Vogue’s tribute to American style through the ages. Tonne Goodman‘s styles as Sims touches on several glamorous constructs of American dressing – from Raquel Zimmermann as an electric diva of the screen, to Chanel Iman as a happy-go-lucky flapper or Karlie Kloss and Frida Gustavsson as socialites, each girl is styled to perfection and just right for her theme.

Raquel Zimmermann – Silver Screen Siren

Sasha Pivovarova – Bohemian

Liya Kebede - Patriot

Chanel Iman – Flapper

Frida Gustavsson and Karlie Kloss – Heiresses

Lara Stone – Silver Screen Siren

Daria Werbowy – Gibson Girl

Patricia van der Vliet, Kasia Struss and Mirte Maas – Patriots

Mikael Jansson turns out a beauty story for Vogue Nippon that highlights the individuality of the season’s freshest cosmetics looks and its most exciting girls. Ieva Laguna, Gwen Loos, Kelly Moreira, Patricia van der Vliet, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Jac Jagaciak, Frida Gustavsson, Mirte Maas and Alla Kostromicheva star in the dramatic story (cast by Ashley Brokaw), wearing daring makeup looks created by Mark Carrasquillo. The colorful makeup and George Cortina‘s expert styling, combine to create a series of looks tailor made for each girl – how great does Jacquelyn look with flame red hair or Alla with glossy purple lips and blue shadow?

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