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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The world of fashion continues to embrace and endorse Lila Moss. In terms of magazine covers alone, the Kate Moss mini-me has covered just about every major Vogue edition available on the market today – from British Vogue to Vogue Japan and Vogue Turkey to Vogue Italia. Therefore, it should come as no surprise to see Inés Lorenzo of Spanish Vogue welcome the British beauty back onto the cover of the magazine for April 2025. Lila Moss fronts the cover of Vogue Spain via the lens of David Gomez-Maestre, and soaks up the sunshine down on the shoreline of Punta del Hidalgo (a fishing village in Tenerife, Spain). The industry fave is dressed by stylist Alicia Padrón in a look from the Prada Spring 2025 collection in the sun-drenched cover photograph.

Lila Moss for Vogue Spain April 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Lila Moss is flat, she evokes nothing,” scolded Gonzalo upon checking out the cover.

“This nepo baby is not really delivering. She looks like any random teenager on the beach pretending to be an influencer,” disapproved jjjmmm.

“Lila is the worst nepo baby, sorry. Even worse than Kendall Jenner and Amelia Gray,” noted fashionsavvvvy.

Also of the same thinking was svpernova. “Disappear already. She’s the worst nepo baby ever, walking 3 shows a season and getting the bag with big campaigns and Vogue covers. She’s no Kate. What a joke!”

“It’s gonna be an easy no from me,” WAVES chimed in.

Yet not everyone was left disappointed. “Lila Moss is not one of my favorite faces in modelling, however, I like her cover. It’s the Prada total look, the seascape, and the color scheme that appeals to me,” admired MModa.

See more of Lila Moss from the Vogue Spain April 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Should you have paid your local newsstand a visit over recent years, you’ve undoubtedly encountered Anya Taylor-Joy. The American-born Argentine-British actress has covered just about every notable fashion magazine on the planet – from American ELLE to British GQ and Vogue Australia to Flaunt. As a result, it should come as no surprise to see Anya Taylor-Joy grace the cover of Vogue Spain for March 2025. The Gorge star appears before the lens of Sebastian Faena for the occasion, with Max Ortega on styling duties. In the cover image, the fashion darling and Christian Dior brand ambassador (who was last on the cover of Vogue Spain for October 2021) sports a bejeweled bodysuit from Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring 2025 Christian Dior collection.

Anya Taylor-Joy for Vogue Spain March 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“No joy,” voiced tigerrouge upon checking out the cover.

“Kristen McMenamy lite. It’s so… greige,” critiqued aracic.

“Blah. Anya Taylor-Joy is so boring,” chimed in forum member proseccotabis.

Also underwhelmed was thenewclassic. “She looks dull, or like she just woke up and stepped outside. I am sure there was better pictures,” they noted.

“Anya Taylor-Joy is someone who I would not miss should they never grace the cover of a fashion magazine again. She’s beautiful but is so unbelievably boring and mundane in photographs, and gives NOTHING. The amateur photography and naff styling aren’t helping matters here either,” shared vogue28.

Yet not everyone was left so unsatisfied. “I really like the washed-out photography and styling,” admired kokobombon.

“Love it!” simply declared JPineapple.

“I like it, but also wish we could see both her eyes. It’s probably my biggest pet peeve with cover pictures,” wrote forum member WAVES.

See more of Anya Taylor-Joy from the Vogue Spain March 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Inés Lorenzo pretty much has her finger on the pulse of who’s hot within the world of modeling. After all, throughout 2024 alone, everyone from Karolina Spakowski and Adriana Lima to Lulu Tenney and Jill Kortleve fronted the Spanish fashion. The magazine’s head of editorial content (since 2021) welcomes Iris Law onto the cover of Vogue Spain for February 2025. The Brit beauty, who has since become the face of mega brands like Jimmy Choo, Guess, and Versace since stepping onto the scene, poses for photographer Julia Noni. Noni and the team (including stylist Alicia Padrón) ventured to the Spanish seaside resort town of Benidorm for the cover shoot. In the joyous cover shot, Iris is all smiles sporting a look from Miuccia Prada’s Miu Miu Spring 2025 collection.

Iris Law for Vogue Spain February 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“This is so horrendous!” declared KoV upon checking out the cover.

“It looks like she wants to pee,” shrieked forum member moonmoon.

“People get paid for this?” quizzed an unforgiving blueorchid.

Marsnoop2 commented: “Between Spain, Italia, Germany, and France it’s difficult to know which edition fell the furthest. This is awful!”

“This is much more Nylon Japan than Vogue Spain,” Ihhbl pointed out.

“They could’ve chosen a better photo, but I like the colors,” admitted crmsn.

“I think the outcome is very cute, I like the cover. A pleasant sight of summertime,” admired MModa.

See more of Iris Law from the Vogue Spain February 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Vogue Spain has most definitely been one of the better editions of Vogue we’ve encountered throughout 2024. After all, the magazine (currently under the control of Inés Lorenzo) has garnered much of our attention since the start of the year. Lorenzo has welcomed everyone from Penélope Cruz and Lulu Tenney to Amelia Gray and Karol G as cover stars. To close out 2024, a quarter of rising stars within the world of modeling front Vogue Spain for December 2024. Give it up for Sara Caballero, Rejoice Chuol, Colin Jones, and Diane Chiu as cover girls. The fresh-faced beauties pose for photographer Campbell Addy, with stylist Jeanie Annan-Lewin dressing each of the girls in looks from the Fendi Spring 2025 collection.

Sara Caballero, Rejoice Chuol, Colin Jones & Diane Chiu on the December 2024 Cover of Vogue Spain:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I share the enthusiasm shown by 3/4 of the people on that cover,” critiqued tigerrouge the moment the cover came to light.

“I am old enough to remember Topshop magazine,” shared TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu.

Also not best impressed was vogue28. “The composition is horrible, and overall it’s just a visual mess. The photography and styling feels extremely amateur, and done without any care or consideration. A total non-event of a cover,” he voiced.

Yet not everyone was left so disinterested. “It’s nice to see a group shot,” enthused mikel.

“Colin Jones looks gorgeous,” admired helmutnotdead.

“Colin Jones is the star of the cover,” JPineapple echoed.

“I think it could have been better but I like that it looks like they were actually shot together,” kokobombon praised.

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You just have to commend Inés Lorenzo’s impeccable choice of models. For the covers of Vogue Spain throughout 2024, Lorenzo has selected the likes of Karolina Spakowski, Lila Moss, Amelia Gray, Jill Kortleve, and Lulu Tenney as cover girls. The latest to make an appearance on the cover of Vogue Spain is none other than Adriana Lima. Fresh from a show-stopping appearance at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, the Brazilian beauty poses for photographer Daniel Jackson and is styled by Jorden Bickham. Across a duo of covers, Adriana seemingly goes makeup-free in cover one, wearing a tank top from Christian Dior and a hat from the Clyde x Collina Strada collab. In cover two , the OG VS Angel flexes her muscles in a black Dior dress.

The November 2024 Cover of Vogue Spain with Adriana Lima:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Well talk about a well-coordinated comeback,” voiced marsnoop2.

“I don’t mind the no-makeup look but why with that headpiece and expression? The second cover is just dumb,” noted forum member kokobombon.

“Not the strongest return for Adriana Lima,” SLFC confessed.

“The first cover is okay,” reasoned mikel.

Thenewclassic commented: “It’s fine, but it should’ve been better and I don’t think it’s the fault of Adriana Lima!”

“This is precisely the Vogue Spain I know and love. The sight of Adriana Lima on Spanish Vogue takes me back to the time when Yolanda Sacristan was obsessed with the likes of Alessandra Ambrosio and Emily DiDonato as the magazine’s cover girls. This just feels so right, and I happen to love the outcome. Daniel Jackson has always done laidback minimalism so well,” admired vogue28.

Are you a fan? See more of Adriana Lima for Vogue Spain November 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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As Vogue Spain’s Head of Editorial Content, Inés Lorenzo has mastered the art of welcoming both local and international talent as the magazine’s cover stars. Throughout 2024, international figures like Amelia Gray and Tilda Swinton, and homegrown talents like Penélope Cruz and Bad Gyal have covered the magazine. The latest Spanish sensation to be endorsed by Lorenzo as cover star is Ester Expósito, who fronts the October 2024 edition of Vogue Spain. The Spanish actress ditches her blonde hair in favor of a black blunt bob (and bleached eyebrows) in the intriguing and minimalist cover shot, lensed by Felicity Ingram. Expósito crouches down on the studio floor, styled by Chloe Grace in a look from Nicolas Ghesquière’s 10-year Louis Vuitton collection for Fall 2024.

The October 2024 Cover of Vogue Spain with Ester Expósito:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Please… Vogue should close ASAP. What a terrible picture and the styling is gross (even more so when they are talking about ‘boho’),” stated Creative.

“She’s one of the most beautiful women on earth. How did Vogue Spain manage to make her look terrible?” shrieked an unforgiving zacatecas570.

“No clue who Ester Expósito is but I do commend Inés Lorenzo on endorsing local Spanish talent. I’m all for Vogue giving celebrities a new look via their covers but this feels a dad too much. The dark bob and bleached eyebrows is not a good look. A quick Google search tells me ELLE Spain got it right with Ester in 2020,” voiced vogue28.

Not everyone, however, was left so unsatisfied. “I kinda like it. I was bored of her image. It’s refreshing even if they make her look like this,” confessed Xone.

See more of Ester Expósito for Vogue Spain October 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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Vogue Spain remains one of the strongest editions of Vogue within the European market. Period. Condé Nast has Inés Lorenzo to thank, currently serving as the magazine’s Head of Editorial Content. Lorenzo cover selects throughout 2024 have included the likes of Karolina Spakowski, Penélope Cruz, Lila Moss, Bad Gyal, Amelia Gray, Jill Kortleve, Karol G and Lulu Tenney. A pair of A-list talent come together for September 2024, as Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore become cover stars. The co-stars of Pedro Almodóvar’s (Golden Lion Award-winning) The Room Next Door pose before the lens of photographer Quentin De Briey. The pair pose alongside one another in the cover shot, dressed in monochromatic outfits. As chosen by cover shoot stylist Harry Lambert, Swinton wears head-to-toe Chanel and Moore in Nina Ricci.

The September 2024 Cover of Vogue Spain with Tilda Swinton & Julianne Moore:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Wow! I really like this. Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore look like a super hot couple,” said matheus_s.

“Love it! Tilda and Julianne both photograph well in high fashion,” Urban Stylin admired.

Yet not everyone, however, was so impressed. “I feel conflicted. It’s not the worst Vogue Spain cover I’ve come across but it’s not the best, or most visually arresting. Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore have both been styled beautifully, love the matching monochromatic looks yet it’s missing something. Perhaps it’s Quentin de Briey’s photography? The angle? I’m not sure,” voiced vogue28.

“Gosh, what a bad, amateur cover,” sighed Bertrando3.

“What a crap cover,” declared an unforgiving WAVES. “HOW can you have that B&W picture of them [from the editorial] and decide to choose THAT for the cover?”

“The cover sucks but there are some pictures in the editorial that I love,” kokobombon echoed.

See what else the September issue of Vogue Spain has to offer and share your thoughts on the cover, here.

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The year 2024 might just belong to Lulu Tenney. After all, since January, the American fashion model has became the face of mega brands like Dolce & Gabbana, Coperni, Chanel and Celine. Not to mention the industry favorite has graced the covers of Vogue Korea and Vogue Hong Kong. Added to Tenney’s stellar body of work this month is the cover of Vogue Spain for August 2024. In a shared fashion shoot with editions of Vogue worldwide, the model-of-the-moment poses for photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch. Against a stark white studio backdrop, Lulu strikes a pose in the retro-esque cover photograph, dressed in a total look from the Fall 2024 Prada collection, as chosen for the occasion by stylist Julia Sarr-Jamois.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I love the colors, reminds me of the 2000s covers,” pointed out kokobombon.

“I love it, reminds me of old good Vogue Nippon times,” fangora chimed in.

“Honestly I love it! There’s energy – so sick of these drab boring SAD covers. This, at least, has a little POP!” voiced forum member RMDV.

“Loving it too! I love the color composition and Lulu Tenney’s pose! Her gaze is also serene but not bland at all. A real model!” Ihhbl declared.

Sharing the same enthusiasm was vogue28: “Mad for Lulu Tenney lately, so to see her on the cover of Vogue is much-welcomed. Also transported back to those Vogue Nippon covers with the white backgrounds upon seeing this. Love the colors, the pose, and minimal art direction!”

“I love the color combo, very Kanroji. It’s so refreshing!” favored oaklee91.

See more of Lulu Tenney for the August 2024 issue of Vogue Spain and join the conversation, here.

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Under the tutelage of Inés Lorenzo, Vogue Spain is undoubtedly one of the stronger editions of Vogue within the European market. Seven months into 2024 and Lorenzo has already bestowed upon us the likes of Karolina Spakowski, Penélope Cruz, Lila Moss, Bad Gyal, Amelia Gray and Jill Kortleve as cover stars. Impressive, right? Added to the list with the unveiling of the Spanish fashion bible’s July 2024 edition is Karol G. Via the lens of Micaiah Carter, the Colombian singer (who has previously graced the cover of Vogue Mexico) strikes a pose decked out in head-to-toe Loewe, as selected for the occasion by stylist Natasha Kalila Hester.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Terrible! Could not have been the best cover option…” noted Xone.

“Terrible. And how many different backdrops do we have to see? I actually like backdrops on photographs but come on, this is a lot!” exclaimed Ihhbl.

Majorly underwhelmed also was avonlea002: “Is it that hard to find people with actual interest for the job they are supposed to do? Looking at these Vogue editions you get the impression that everyone responsible couldn’t care less. It’s embarrassing.”

“These people are getting paid for this?” asked Creative.

“They truly truuuuuly couldn’t have found a better facial expression?? Ill-fitting dress. What’s up with the backdrop? The layout is also poor,” Bertrando3 called out.

“More often than not, Vogue Spain is the stronger and more stable Euro edition of Vogue when it comes to covers. This, however, is inexcusable and downright hideous. Never rated Micaiah Carter as a photographer and not sold on this whatsoever. So unattractive,” voiced vogue28.

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