Wednesday, December 22, 2010

The best fashion Magazine covers of 2010

Every year, there are magazine covers that push the
boundaries of creativity and style. From the many that were published all over
the world, we've picked our favorites. Check them out!

Kristen McMenamy - 'Vogue Italia'
Trust Vogue Italia to make a fashion statement
out of one of the most horrific environmental disasters in American history.
With unique model Kristen McMenamy in a
starring role, the cover is emotionally provocative but enchantingly beautiful
at the same time.

Photographer:
Steven
Meisel
Site: Vogue
Italia
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story


Lady Gaga - 'Elle'

Lady Gaga's fame has catapulted
to record levels this year and instead of shooting her in all her out-there
glory, Elle stripped her down in black & white for their January
cover. However, they kept the pop star's flair intact with signature shades and
outrageous headgear.

Photographer: Tom
Munro
Site: Elle

Natalia Vodianova - 'Harper's Bazaar UK'
We love how literally Harper's Bazaar UK

depicted a strong woman by putting Natalia
Vodianova
in a gold coat of armor on the November cover. There were few
cover subjects so thought-provoking as this gilded Joan of
Arc.

Photographer: Michelangelo Di
Battista
Site:
Harper's Bazaar UK



Lara Stone - 'Vogue Paris'
The 90th Anniversary cover of Vogue Paris sums
up exactly what the magazine is about—provocation, mystery and challenging
fashion. With the voluptuous Lara Stone wearing
nothing but an Eyes Wide Shut mask, this cover definitely tries to turn
you on.

Photographer:Steven Klein
Site:Vogue Paris



Marc Jacobs - 'Industrie'

It's one thing to put a man in drag on the cover of a
magazine, but to put fashion genius Marc Jacobs on
the cover in a pair of thigh highs? Well, there's not much else that needs to be
said. Industrie's cover is daring, innovative and ballsy—just the way
we like it.

Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier

Site:
Industrie




Daphne Guinness - 'Zoo Magazine'
The December cover of Zoo Magazine sends chills
down your spine. Daphne Guinness' delicate lace
ensemble coupled with a lurking shadow in muted sepia tones is eery, artsy and
absolutely fabulous.

Photographer: Bryan
Adams

Site:

Zoo Magazine




Tom Ford 'Vogue Paris'
Tom Ford is back! Vogue
Paris
puts the fashion genius and guest editor on the cover of their
December/January issue in a sultry and not-so-subtly sexy 70s-inspired cover. If
this is any indicator of how 2011 will look with Tom back in the game, it'll be
a ridiculously glamorous year indeed.


Photographer:Mert
Alas and Marcus Piggott

Site:Vogue Paris




Katy Perry - 'Harper's Bazaar'

The first word out of our mouths when we saw this cover
was "wow." From her ruby red Swarovski crystal-encrusted lips to the prismatic
effect of her eyes, Katy Perry was breathtaking on the
eye-catching and dramatic cover of Harper's Bazaar.


Photographer: Alexi
Lubomirski
Site:Harper's Bazaar



Alexa Chung - 'L'Officiel'
The August L'Officiel cover is simple, with a
serene Alexa Chung posing in a vintage-inspired
dress. But it's the inherent simplicity that we love. Covers don't need bells
and whistles to make a statement, and this cover reflects a calm innocence and
retro glamour.

Photographer: Guy
Aroche
Site:

L'Officiel




Sigourney Weaver, Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon - 'V'
On the cover of V's winter edition, Susan Sarandon, Jane Fonda
and Sigourney Weaver all looked glamorous,
natural and downright beautiful—who cares about age
indeed!

Photographer:
Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh
Matadin
Site: V
Magazine




Anne Hathaway - 'Vogue'

There was something about Anne
Hathaway
on the November cover of Vogue that immediately put us in
the holiday spirit. The combination of the color of her dress and her in-motion,
"I'm taking a break from being the life of the party" pose was thoroughly
refreshing and had us humming carols for the rest of the
day.

Photographer: Mario
Testino/VogueSite: Vogue




Ashley Smith - 'Jalouse'

Jalouse's October cover addresses our obsession
with brands by literally diagramming them, as if on a classroom blackboard. The
unique cover style coupled with Ashley Smith's trend-driven ensemble drew our
attention like the hordes to a Lanvin sample
sale.

Photographer: Paul
Schmidt
Site:
Jalouse



Phoebe Philo - 'The Gentlewoman'
The Gentlewoman shot designer Phoebe Philo in black & white on a vintage-esque
magazine layout with a scarf tied around her neck. It's simple, modern and as a
maiden issue, it's downright daring. What's not to
love?

Photographer: David
Sims
Site: The
Gentlewoman

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