Need even more Anja Rubik after taking a look at her Models.com coverstory? Well you’re in good company – fashion can’t get enough of Ms. Rubik and this month the industry icon is front and center in the pages of multiple magazines. From a stellar Sorrenti shot beach treat in Vogue Paris, to a sophisticated turn on the cover of Vogue Espana Anja is everywhere. Take a look at all the blonde beauty has been up to this month!

Vogue Paris | Photographer: Mario Sorrenti | Fashion Editor: Emmanuelle Alt | See more in MDC Fashion Database

Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne Fragrance | Photographers - Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Vogue Espana | Photographer: Giampaolo Sgura | Fashion Editor: Sara Fernandez | See more in MDC Fashion Database

Vogue Espana | Photographer: Giampaolo Sgura

Vogue Japan | Photographer: Katja Rahlwes (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Fashion Editor: Sissy Vian (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Hair: Luke Hersheson | Makeup: Georgina Graham (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Casting Director: Barbara Nicoli & Leila Ananna | See more in MDC Fashion Database

Are we in the midst of a Karmen Pedaru moment? All signs point to yes; as the lithe Estonian burns up the runways of Milan we’re treated to several stunning new covers of Karmen this month. The Pedaru visage is featured on some of the coolest magazines in existence and each image provides its own creative take on her appeal.

As one of the ten top model covers of The Last Magazine, Karmen exudes sensuality in Lachlan Bailey (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists)’s sultry black and white shot. On Flair‘s cover Karmen provides an elegant ease that Katja Rahlwes (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) captures beautifully. That said, the most unexpected cover shot has to be i-D Magazine‘s trippy Daniel Sannwald (New York: Management + Artists, Paris: Management + Artists) image that comes complete with a gif party. 

Ph. Lachlan Bailey (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) Alastair McKimm (Fashion Editor/Stylist) Rudi Lewis (Hair Stylist) Romy Soleimani (Makeup Artist) Magnus Berger (Editor) Tenzin Wild (Editor) Image Credit – The Last Magazine

Katja Rahlwes (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) Sissy Vian (Styling) Luke Hersheson (Hair) Georgina Graham (New York: Management + Artists, Paris: Management + Artists) (Makeup) | Image Credit – Flair

Daniel Sannwald (New York: Management + Artists, Paris: Management + Artists) Charlotte Stockdale (Styling) Tomo Jidai (Hair) Peter Philips (Makeup)  | Image Credit – i-D

Stepping behind the camera and serving as photographer, legendary stylist Carlyne Cerf De Dudzeele shares her vivid vision with Vogue Japan in a splashy editorial styled by Sissy Vian. The story features all the hallmarks of Cerf De Dudzeele’s work; over the top hair, vintage Versace and a kind of bold bravado that calls for equally outlandish ensembles. Lindsay Ellingson, Simon Nessman and Vika Falileeva work it in ombre coifs by Oribe and a selection of Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana and vintage, that makes Anna Dello Russo’s outfits look tame by comparison.

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Vogue Japan.

A colorful and subtly sexy story in the Akrans’ signature style. Sissy Vian mixes the best in lingerie from La Perla with streamlined pieces from Dolce & Gabbana and Louis Vuitton, while Odile Gilbert and Fredrik Stambro provide the perfect hair and makeup.

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.

Camilla Akrans takes Theres Alexandersson in a retro direction for the latest Vogue Nippon; with a naval theme and 40s styling by Sissy Vian, Theres looks every bit the pinup in these playful shots, it is amazing what a transformation a red lip can provide!

Could Eniko Mihalik, be any sexier? We think not. Camilla Akrans, creates an engaging editorial for Vogue Nippon that hints at darkness beneath sensuality. A luxurious mansion, red lace masks and a knowing look in Eniko’s eyes; it all makes you wonder just what is going on behind the scenes. Once again Sissy Vian‘s styling is a standout, the crimson colored pieces look perfect on Eniko and go perfectly with the mysterious feel of the story.

Elegant, chic, and captivating, Abbey Lee (with her new hair!) shows us what top models from Australia are all about in a beautiful editorial for Vogue Nippon. In this stunning story shot by Angelo Pennetta, stylist Sissy Vian pulls together an immaculate wardrobe of the season’s best neutrals for a sophisticated and irresistibly sexy look. The dynamic trio lures us in with a classic 70’s feel that reveals Abbey’s undeniable beauty and ability to portray any era in fashion. Story by Marques Nolan