"VOGUE COVERS"

The covers with models Kerolyn Soares, Ana Barbosa, Barbara Valente, and Jamily Wernke Meurer are photographed by Zee Nunes. (source)

I have an exam tomorrow, so I really wanted to focus on that all day today. But then I saw this image of Iman on Vogue Arabia and I had to share, as it

The words high fashion and Africa are rarely combined. When Conde Nast was offered to create Vogue Africa, along side their many other international affiliations, they kindly passed. Although vogue creating an African magazine would have promoted Africa in a more positive light as well as a more diverse standard of beauty (you can see…

Italian Vogue Magazine’s September 2019 issue is dedicated to the importance of words

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Naomi Campbell in Vogue HongKong March 2020 by Chris Colls

British Vogue's July 2020 cover story celebrates the millions of keyworkers in the UK who, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, and in the face of danger, put on their uniforms and went to work. Olivia Marks meets Narguis Horsford, the train driver, Rachel Millar, the midwife and Anisa Omar, the supermarket assistant, who appear on the trio of covers, photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth.

Jourdan Dunn lands not just one, but two covers for the February 2016 cover of Vogue Brazil. Appearing with an afro hairstyle, the British beauty poses for Zee Nunes in the glossy snaps. On one

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La mode africaine a-t-elle besoin de Vogue ? La question fait débat suite à l’appel du mannequin anglais pour la création d’une édition du magazine qui célébrerait la création africaine. Une requête qu’elle n’est pas la seule à avoir exprimée ces dernières années. – Jeune Afrique

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British Vogue's July 2020 cover story celebrates the millions of keyworkers in the UK who, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, and in the face of danger, put on their uniforms and went to work. Olivia Marks meets Narguis Horsford, the train driver, Rachel Millar, the midwife and Anisa Omar, the supermarket assistant, who appear on the trio of covers, photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth.

Winnie Harlow, Vogue Magazine June 2019 Cover Photo - United Arab Emirates