With stellar new covers Numero and Numero Homme provide a beautiful and expressive take on fashion imagery with two very different shots united by their elegance. Fernando Cabral covers Numero Homme in a sleek shot by Jacob Sutton that capitalizes on his perfect physique; the image is clean, crisp and completely modern. Aymeline’s striking cover by Richard Bush is equally alluring; the former ballet dancer is graceful as ever in Dolce & Gabbana‘s caged corset dress.

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Fernando Cabral by Jacob Sutton for Numero Homme

Aymeline Valade by Richard Bush for Numero

Richard Bush knows how to create a captivating fashion image and for Vogue Russia he digs deep into his bag of tricks for a moody editorial featuring Abbey Lee Kershaw. With her silvery hair and bleached brows Abbey looks more haunting than ever and the wide array of shimmering pieces chosen by Sarah Richardson look incredible on her.

Abbey Lee Kershaw is a living doll in Richard Bush‘s charming story for i-D Magazine. Sporting long bleach blonde locks and oversized accessories, Abbey is somewhere between Barbie and a Blythe doll. The mod styling by Sarah Richardson and whimsical false lashes by give this story a 60s feel that is right in line with Abbey’s vintage chic look and otherworldly appeal. For even more from the Dreams & Aspirations issue check out i-D Online.

HAIR Ashley Javier MAKEUP Francelle Daly SET DESIGN Andy Harman

I-D Magazine dares readers to dream big with four fresh covers of their Dreams and Aspirations issue. Featuring fashion favorites like Abbey Lee Kershaw, Fei Fei Sun, Lara Stone and Carine Roitfeld, the covers more than live up to the issue’s ambitious title. For even more be sure to check out i-D Online.

Abbey Lee Kershaw by Richard Bush

Lara Stone by David Bailey

Fei Fei Sun by Daniel Jackson

Carine Roitfeld by Terry Richardson

Richard Bush brings his off-kilter style to the pages of i-D with an out of this world story starring Milou Van Groesen. Styled in expert fashion by Sarah Richardson and featuring some truly inventive fashion combinations, the edit represents the kind of quirky and unique content we love from i-D. For more from the Hedonism Issue, check out i-D Online

Richard Bush‘s soulful i-D editorial kicks off with a quote about Venice and film sets and with the mysterious mood Bush creates with his pictures it is easy to see why. Bush utitlizes Liliane Ferrazi‘s flawless face and Sarah Richardson‘s expert styling, to take his black and white shots to the next level.

Ever since her opening slot at Calvin Klein, Jac has been on a roll, racking up campaigns and editorials. For Numero‘s December issue, Richard Bush shoots Jac looking sublime against a rocky backdrop. Though the simple black and white pictures are beautiful,  Charles Varenne‘s edgy styling takes the story to another level : check out Jac in those Givenchy pants and the Chanel bodysuit, ferocious!

Jac by Richard Bush | Courtesy of Gaga Models

Ash Stymest and Max. Ph: Richard Bush for Man About Town S/S 09

Production finds an old Linda Evangelista interview on Youtube.

Arena Homme + breaks down all the new IT boys, their backgrounds, their bands and who is the elder statesman. Click here to read about Ash, Cole, George, Josh and Luke.

Tatiana breaks it down for non industry people the 5 types of boyfriends that models have. See the American Vogue story with pros and cons for each type. LOL indeed.

Jezebel asks, Is fashion becoming more diverse thanks to Michelle Obama?

The Sartorialist pays a loving tribute to his father who passed away last week.

If you can’t get enough of Amber Valletta, Tyson Ballou and Ryan Snyder, click here to see more.

The funniest title of a blog post: “The horse wore Prada?”

The new Man about Town is finally “in town” in NYC and it’s chock full of stunning eds like this moody black and white story by Richard Bush titled Viper Boys. With a profile on Purple’s Olivier Zahm, a cover and pictorial on Kate’s main squeeze Jamie Hince, a YSL tribute editorial, and the best male models, old and new, it looks like this issue is once again a must buy.