As head of editorial content at Vogue Spain, Inés Lorenzo regularly supports homegrown talent. Since taking up the mantle of the Spanish fashion bible in 2021, Lorenzo has endorsed the likes of Penélope Cruz, Rosalía, Sara Caballero, Bad Gyal, and Ester Expósito as cover stars. Up next on the cover of Vogue Spain is Úrsula Corderó. The Spanish actress now has three Spanish Vogue covers under her belt, the last being for the September 2023 edition. Two years later, and Úrsula graces the lens of photographer Elizaveta Porodina for the May 2025 issue. Styled by Helena Tejedor, Corderó gazes down Porodina’s masterful lens wearing pieces from Demna’s Spring 2025 Balenciaga collection in the vintage-inspired cover photograph.

Úrsula Corberó for Vogue Spain May 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Out of the three Spanish Vogue covers Úrsula Corberó has had, this is by far the strongest. I love the vintage vibes, and the colors. There appears to be some thought having gone into this,” appreciated vogue28.

“I love Elizaveta Porodina’s work. Absolutely flawless and magical. Always,” Deleted Member 164735 declared.

Yet not everyone was so forthcoming. “To be honest, I actually like Elizaveta’s work, but there are times when it’s impossible to defend. That hair looks like someone bit it and a piece is missing,” critiqued DK92.

“In Elizaveta’s defense, I think that comes more from the editorial decision/masthead design. If the G wasn’t placed as it is, the eye would easily register the missing hair as blocked by the ragged edge of the hole,” responded forum member tigerrouge.

See more of Úrsula Corberó from the Vogue Spain May 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Amelia Gray is undoubtedly having a moment within the world of modeling. The industry continues to lap up the daughter of Harry Hamlin and Lisa Rinna like there’s no tomorrow. Amelia’s most recent additions to her ever-growing portfolio include fronting POP Magazine, becoming the face of Balenciaga and walking Chanel’s most recent Cruise 2025 runway spectacular in Marseilles. Inés Lorenzo welcomes the American beauty as Vogue Spain’s cover girl for May 2024, marking Gray’s second Vogue cover appearance as a fully-fledged model. The Carine Roitfeld favorite ventured to Paris for the Spanish fashion bible’s cover shoot, lensed by photographer Brett Lloyd. In the sun-lit cover image, the current face of Givenchy strolls the streets of the French capital clutching a canine companion and wearing a head-to-toe look from Miu Miu’s Spring 2024 collection, as chosen for the occasion by stylist Helena Tejedor.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“What a terrible cover…” immediately called out Lola701.

“Is this for real?” forum member Royal-Galliano questioned.

RMDV soon asked: “Where is the LIFE?”

“All sorts of awful, and I don’t even mind the sight of Amelia Gray. Awful makeup, atrocious hair, horrid choice of Miu Miu and my biggest pet peeve is when the cover subject isn’t engaging with the reader. Not a fan of this, whatsoeverrrrrrr,” voiced an underwhelmed vogue28.

Also not buying it was zoom: “Incredibly strange image select!”

“Meh… not even the dog is cute IMO,” shared kokobombon.

Are you a fan? Share your thoughts on Amelia Gray as Vogue Spain’s May 2024 cover girl, here.

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Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant of Coperni continue to break new ground within the world of fashion and during Paris Fashion Week, the duo unveiled a handbag made of 99% air and 1% glass (yes, seriously) which was ultimately the pièce de résistance of the Fall 2024 collection. In a continued effort to push the envelope, Meyer and Vaillant request Coperni’s advertising campaign for the Spring 2024 season was captured on location at the Laboratoire national de métrologie et d’essais (one of Europe’s largest anechoic chambers) in Trappes, France. Echoing the theme of the show (a collection based on acoustics), industry fave Lulu Tenney poses within the unique sound-blocking setting which makes for a visually-arresting backdrop. The American model (who is also the face of Dolce & Gabbana this season) proves every inch her worth in the portrait campaign images, styled by Helena Tejedor and photographed by Karim Sadli.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very Vogue Italia circa 1998…” pointed out DK92.

“This somehow reminds me of that medieval Versace campaign by [Steven] Meisel from the 90s,” noted mikel.

MModa commented: “The photography is outstanding! Probably the best ad campaign this season.”

“That girl is special! Fabulous set of images! Fantastic campaign,” applauded forum member thiago.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm toward the campaign was couturefan, adding: “Lulu can do no wrong in my eyes!”

“Spectacular model, spectacular photographer (I have a soft spot for Karim),” enthused philophile.

Ihhbl described the end result as “perfection” and we couldn’t agree more.

See more of Lulu Tenney for the Coperni Spring 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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