Blondes really do have more fun, Naomi Campbell shows the world why she will always be fashion’s reigning diva with a spirited story by Tom Munro (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) in the latest Vogue Brasil. With platinum blonde locks and heaps of attitude, Naomi rocks out in a daring selection from legendary stylist, Carlyne Cerf De Dudzeele. Munro provides the sleek imagery, while Naomi brings the sexy 90s style ensembles to life with her trademark posing.

See the full story, along with a look at a host of other Naomi goodies on Vogue Brazil’s website.

Muse Magazine always delights with their content and the chic mag never fails to bring out the best in the models featured inside their pages. Their double covers for fall have epic beauties Toni Garrn and Doutzen Kroes looking like goddesses and within the magazine you’ll find equally alluring images of Missy Rayder, Aline Weber and Valerija Kelava – who can resist such lush images and such stunning ladies.

Doutzen Kroes by Lachlan Bailey

Aline Weber by Tom Munro

Valerija Kelava by Maciek Kobielski

Missy Rayder by Chad Pitman

Toni Garrn by Mariano Vivanco

Is it just us or has fashion felt a little tamer in the wake of Carine Roitfeld‘s departure from Vogue Paris? In case you had forgotten what an audaciously sexy fashion editorial looked like Numero sets out to remind you with a bondage-y romp shot by Tom Munro and featuring the undeniably appealing Aymeline Valade.

Stealing a title and theme from Almodovar, while borrowing a bit of Helmut Newton-esque panache for good measure, the story is sultry, steamy and filled with the finest lace garters money can buy. Stylist Charles Varenne knows exactly how to titillate with pieces from Givenchy and Giorgio Armani.

MAKEUP Fulvia Farolfi

Jamie Bochert never fails to bring hard rock edge to her editorials, but for Vogue Italia‘s latest Tom Munro showcases a softer side of Bochert for a dreamy story that calls to mind the bohemian style of Stevie Nicks and Janis Joplin.

Liya Kebede is known for he classic beauty and poise on and off the runway, but every so often fashion’s good girl goes bad. Tom Munro takes Liya to the other side for Vogue Italia with an editorial heavy on attitude and energy. With smoky eyeliner,  short hair and an incredible pair of fishnet stockings Liya truly looks like a rockstar. Not only that, she moves like one too; Ms. Kebede’s posing is still among the best in the industry, newcomers take note! This is how you do it.

The buzz surrounding the new Vogue Italia may focus on the Twitpic cover story, but the issue is filled with intriguing editorial content : Tom Munro‘s striking story featuring Shalom Harlow and Taryn Davidson, is one of the clear standouts. Within the story, Munro creates a world of soft colors and shimmering textures that makes the clothes and the girls look amazing, plus the combination of Shalom’s inimitable poise and Taryn’s delicate beauty is especially lovely, you have to love great casting.

Shalom & Taryn by Tom Munro for Vogue Italia | Scan by Diciassette at tFS

Ranya Mordanova is known for having the kind of surreal look that makes her the perfect model for unorthodox talents like Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci and or Vogue Russia Tom Munro taps into Ranya’s ability to be the ultimate high fashion canvas by showing her in a variety of designer looks – each one more inventive than the last. Simon Robins‘ haute styling is on point but it is Ranya’s dramatic poise that brings each look to life. She even manages to take Elie Saab’s classic frills look avant garde.

Sessilee Lopez, shines bright for Vogue Italia. Tom Munro uses a washed out color palate and a vacant garage as a backdrop but even the grim setting and hazy lighting can’t hide Sessilee’s unique charms. Posing in a platinum wig and a series of eclectic hats, Sessilee is captivating but does the hazy and faded look of the pictures make it difficult to take in beauty? Tell us what you think.