Spring has finally sprung, and so have the covers. Here are the latest covers that have caught our eyes; from the eclectic pages of indie publications like Double Magazine to Zendaya’s dual appearances on American Vogue and British Vogue, there’s something for every taste. Check out the list below.
Zendaya’s Double Header
Amidst the whirlwind of her press tour for the eagerly awaited Challengers film, set to hit screens this Friday, Zendaya and her stylist,Law Roach, have consistently dropped stellar looks on the red carpet. With the movie boasting costumes created by none other than the visionary Jonathan Anderson, it’s no wonder the affair is shaping up to be a veritable fashion spectacle. In a move befitting her status in fashion, Zendaya graces both the American Vogue and British Vogue May covers, each presenting a different narrative. The American Vogue cover, lensed by Annie Leibovitz, casts Zendaya in an ethereal and sophisticated light. Adorned in a Dolce & Gabbana red rose gown, meticulously styled by Law Roach, Zendaya’s look is elevated further by the subtle yet enchanting earthy pink makeup, courtesy of collaborator Raoul Alejandre. Conversely, the British Vogue cover, captured by Carlijn Jacobs, offers a more literal interpretation of Zendaya’s on-screen persona, “Tashi.” Here, the Emmy-winning actress sports a Burberry zipped sweater paired effortlessly with shorts and the coveted Wales Bonner x Adidas sneakers, embodying the essence of her character with a sporty look and shorter hair.
Seeing Double with Double
Double Magazine’s latest offering, the Spring/Summer 2024 issue titled “Impressions,” was just released. True to the publication’s distinctive aesthetic, the imagery takes a bold turn, literally, with a 180-degree rotation, inviting readers to embrace a fresh perspective. The cover introduces icon Karolin Wolter, shot by Tim El Kaïm, set in a kitchen sporting a trench coat from the revered Phoebe Philo collection; notably, each cover star in this issue showcases a piece from Philo’s collection, one of the few times the collection has been seen on a magazine cover. British model Libby Bennett also features in the issue, her debut cover appearance, a noteworthy milestone in her career trajectory. Collaborating with stylist Marie Chaix and photographer Alasdair McLellan, known for his portraiture, Bennet exudes effortless cool in a leather Phoebe Philo bomber jacket.
An Interview for the Ages
Rihanna and her longtime collaborator Mel Ottenberg teamed up for Interview Magazine’s Spring 2024 cover shoot, uniting the Fenty and Bravo fandoms. Captured through the lens of Nadia Lee Cohen, who is known for mining the editorial depths of archives, brought us a cover that nods gracefully to a 1961 Pewboymag cover. With the meticulous hand of Yadim , the makeup transported us back to the ’60s, perfectly accentuating the tunic and veil ensemble and echoing the early days of Rihanna’s ‘Bad Gal Riri’ persona—a look that she and Ottenberg had so masterfully crafted over the years. Beyond the visual feast, the accompanying Q&A session delved into the layers of Rihanna’s world. From her go-to order at the famed Giorgio Baldi, to her candid thoughts on Bravo stars, and not to forget, her insights into her relationship with A$AP Rocky. This cover story is not just a celebration of fashion’s dynamic duo but also an intimate peek into the lifestyle of a global artist and business mogul.
Punk Goes Pastel for HommeGirls Volume 11
In the latest HommeGirls Volume 11, Omahyra Mota, the emblem of punk rebellion and a true icon in the modeling world, presents a striking departure from her customary dark palette. Photographed by Danielle Nemet and elegantly styled by Clara Mary Joy in aChanel blushing pink full look, Mota showcases her unparalleled versatility. The lighter hues elegantly contrast with her signature tattoos, a nod to her authenticity. This cover not only highlights Mota’s adaptability but also marks her second spotlight cover feature this year, reaffirming her enduring legacy in the fashion landscape.
Kaia is Center Stage for Harper’s Bazaar France
In the latest visual for the cover of Harper’s Bazaar France, New Super Kaia Gerber, delivers a casually glam look that is hereditary, and that has become synonymous with her own style. Photographed by her longtime collaborator, Alasdair McLellan, the ease between the two is palpable, with each frame a testament to their shared vision of simplicity. With styling curated by Elodie David Touboul, the unnecessary is stripped away, with the perfect balance of laid-back fancy and chic elegance. Gerber’s natural beauty take center stage as Lucia Pica’s makeup artistry further enhances the narrative, a subtle nod to the timeless allure that defines the Harper’s Bazaar brand.
Re-Edition Is Prim Not Proper
In a fusion of fancy and high fashion, Kristen McMenamy embodies the Easter Bunny for Re-Edition Magazine’s #21 S/S 2024 issue shot by Sølve Sundsbø. Wearing Chanel tweed and styled by Gro Curtis, Val Garland‘s peachy makeup and intricate updo braid by Syd Hayes complete this Alice in Wonderland-inspired vision. The covers continue to roll out with McMenamy’s progeny Lily McMenamy shot by Dan Giuliani, Madonna by Ricardo Gomes, and Mowalola Ogunlesi by Marc Asekhame wearing Parisian firestarter Duran Lantink.
Holiday Magazine Does Kathmandu
Holiday Magazine’s Spring/Summer 2024 issue, The Kathmandu Issue, is a breath of fresh air. Showcasing Rianne Van Rompaey, photographed by Mikael Jansson, it’s a vibrant celebration of freedom and bohemian spirit. Adorned in a striking violet Issey Miyake dress complemented by Miu Miu shoes, Van Rompaey embodies the embodies the colorful essence of Kathmandu, the capital and most populous city of Nepal. The makeup, created by Hannah Murray, features a kaleidoscope of paint splatters in pink, burnt orange, and gold, adding to the issue’s whimsical charm. Damien Boissinot’s voluminous hair styling further elevates the image, promising readers an escape into the dreamy lure of their possible next vacation.
