Linda Gumus Gerritsen continues to find her footing at Vogue Netherlands. After replacing Yeliz Cice as editor-in-chief, the magazine’s former fashion director has seemingly made it her mission to serve up models as cover stars. Throughout 2025, Jill Kortleve, a handful of rising Dutch models, and brother/sister duo Parker and Bess van Noord made last month’s front cover. This month, for May 2025, Dorit Revelis takes to the cover of Vogue Netherlands. The Israeli beauty poses for photographer Jorin Koers for the occasion, with Linda Gumus Gerritsen herself reporting for styling duties (à la Christine Centenera). In the tranquil and serene cover shot, Revelis seemingly channels Michaela Bercu and is dressed in a cognac-colored jacket from Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski’s Spring 2025 Hermès collection.

Dorit Revelis for Vogue Netherlands May 2025

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“Such a pretty cover. I love the mood,” instantly admired kokobombon upon checking out the cover.

“Finally a good cover!” enthused forum member prylvi. “The colors are stunning, and Dorit looks lovely!”

“What a beautiful and rather enchanting cover! Every single element is working beautifully. Major kudos to everyone involved. Dorit Revelis is giving us her best Michaela Bercu impersonation and I’m here for it,” voiced vogue28.

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Linda Gumus Gerritsen continues to mean business at Vogue Netherlands. Subsequent to replacing Yeliz Cice as editor-in-chief, the magazine’s former fashion director has since welcomed the likes of Malgosia Bela and Ugbad Abdi as cover stars. To kick-start 2025, Jill Kortleve is once again a Vogue Netherlands cover girl with the unveiling of the January/February edition. The Dutch beauty, who first burst onto the modeling scene circa 2019, is celebrated across a twosome of terrific covers. Kortleve is placed before the lens of photographer Walter Pierre for the occasion, complete with styling from Ali Javaid. In the first cover (below), Jill bundles up in a look from the debut Alexander McQueen collection of Seán McGirr and poses in a monochromatic Lacoste look for cover two (after the jump).

Jill Kortleve for Vogue Netherlands January/February 2025:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Weird, both of them,” immediately critiqued oaklee91.

“No, and no,” VogueDisciple93 chimed in.

“Jill Kortleve is trying so hard to look fierce, but failed miserably. Take any amateur girl in the streets and she’ll do better. At least the second cover is acceptable,” voiced svpernova.

Xone wasn’t buying it either, commenting: “Nothing works here. The idea of the first cover is OK but Jill Kortleve ruined it. No talent here!”

Yet not everyone was disappointed. “I like the first cover,” reasoned WAVES.

“I like the first cover a whole lot, and would even go as far as to say this is some of Jill Kortleve’s best work. She looks fantastic, I love the stare, the beauty styling, and the sense of presence with the first cover. That voluminous Alexander McQueen has photographed wonderfully,” shared vogue28.

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We genuinely do not know where you have been if you didn’t already know that Yeliz Cice has since departed Vogue Netherlands as editor-in-chief, with Linda Gumus Gerritsen now installed at the top job. Over recent months, we’ve bared witness to Gerritsen putting her mark on the Dutch fashion title, with Malgosia Bela making an appearance and a whole entire issue being dedicated to Amsterdam. Next up on the cover of Vogue Netherlands is Ugbad Abdi. The Somali-American beauty graces the December edition via the lens of photographer Wikkie Hermkens. Styled by Sonny Goo, Abdi takes to the streets of New York City in the cover photograph, and strikes a pose in a look from the Prada Fall 2024 collection.

Ugbad Abdi on the December 2024 Cover of Vogue Netherlands:

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“Beautiful!” immediately described DK92 upon checking out the cover.

“Drop dead stunning. I have to admit I forgot about Ugbad Abdi. Feels like forever since I last saw her work. This comes as a very nice surprise,” enthused aracic.

Ihbbl shared the same level of enthusiasm. “Wow, this is marvelous. Ugbad looks her absolute best here. This is great!” they applauded.

“Refreshing to see this regal girl nabbing a solo Vogue cover with the editorial team zooming on the only thing that should matter here: her beauty,” forum member alwaysademo admired.

“She looks gorgeous and the editorial is great!” heralded WAVES.

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Over recent months, Vogue Netherlands has undergone a major shift. Yeliz Cice departed as editor-in-chief, with Linda Gumus Gerritsen now installed at the top job. The magazine’s former fashion director surely means business, and continues to steer Dutch Vogue in a new direction. After last month’s pensive Malgosia Bela offering, Gerritsen dedicated the November 2024 covers (and entire issue) of Vogue Netherlands to Amsterdam. The newly-installed editor calls upon models Kilian Smits, Marilou Hanriot, Malika El Maslouhi, Georgia Palmer, and Anita Pozzo for the occasion. The cast of fresh faced beauties pose within the capital of the Netherlands across five collectable covers, shot by various different photographers (including Marc de Groot, Jorin Koers, Rasmus Weng Karlsen, Kate Bellm, and Liselore Chevalier).

The November 2024 Covers of Vogue Netherlands, Dedicated to Amsterdam:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Wow, so many covers… and they are all bad and unexciting. M Le magazine du Monde did it better a couple of weeks ago,” voiced mikel.

“Producing so many ‘love letters’ that it feels like a restraining order might be considered,” laughed forum member tigerrouge.

“Seems that the love is limited. Toxic relationship?” asked Xone.

Also not exactly best impressed was Mr-Dale. “Vogue Netherlands try not to do a black and white cover for a few months… do that challenge,” they commented.

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Throughout 2024, Vogue Netherlands has been planted firmly on our radar here at theFashionSpot. After all, covers featuring the likes of Annemary Aderibigbe, Irina Shayk, Heather Kemesky, and Doutzen Kroes have garnered our attention to no end. The Dutch fashion title underwent some major changes over recent months, with Yeliz Cice departing as editor and Linda Gumus Gerritsen now installed at the top job. The magazine’s former fashion director chose Malgosia Bela as her first cover star for Vogue Netherlands October 2024, complete with photography from Nathaniel Goldberg. In the charming and rather melancholic cover shot, the Polish beauty is dressed by Gerritsen in a knitted polo top from Amsterdam-based label Rika Studios.

The October 2024 Cover of Vogue Netherlands with Malgosia Bela:

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“Love Malgosia! Great cover!” immediately exclaimed BelkaniStaCoutute.

“Beautiful cover,” applauded caioherrero.

“Just beautiful! In love,” echoed forum member MModa.

Also very much an admirer was WAVES, sharing: “This might be the first Vogue Netherlands issue I buy. I love Malgosia Bela and I think it’s a raw-ish photo of hers without being too harsh!”

“Malgosia is everywhere right now! And she looks great,” enthused tomtakesphotos.

“Always been a one for Malgosia Bela and this cover is undeniably beautiful. My world isn’t rocked by it, but it’s a perfectly adequate cover from Vogue Netherlands. I like the pale yellow masthead teamed with the black and white photography from Nathaniel Goldberg,” vogue28 admired.

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We absolutely live for modeling comebacks here at theFashionSpot. Whether it’s Daria Werbowy staging a mini comeback in a Gucci campaign or Linda Evangelista having a massive resurgence within the industry – we’ll take it. Doutzen Kroes is the latest to stage somewhat of a comeback. First came a cover of D la Repubblica earlier this year, in addition to Doutzen closing out Chemena Kamali‘s debut Chloé collection during the recent Fall 2024 season of Paris Fashion Week. Now, the Dutch beauty cements her comeback by making an appearance on the September 2024 cover of Vogue Netherlands. Shot on location on the island of Ibiza, Doutzen gazes down the lens of photographer Lachlan Bailey. Doutzen (who began her modeling career in 2003) is styled by Geraldine Saglio and sports an oversized faux fur Dsquared2 hat in the cover shot.

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“LOVE HER and LOVE the cover!” immediately exclaimed BalkaniStaCouture.

“Great cover, quite impactful. I love the gaze and the hat she’s wearing,” Srdjan admired.

“One of my most favorite of the September covers this year, without a shadow of a doubt. Massively here for the comeback of Doutzen Kroes. The fact Lachlan Bailey photographed this and Geraldine Saglio styled the shoot is just an added bonus. Absolutely love the cover shot, love the colors, the minimal art direction and the Dsquared2 hat,” raved vogue28.

“I am immensely happy to see Doutzen again and on a beautiful cover! She is a COVER GIRL and I want more Vogue covers with her,” DK92 shared.

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “Absolutely abysmal,” described lanvinray.

“It has been ages since Doutzen Kroes has done something interesting as a model. Always the same face and that ‘Mother Earth’ styling bullsh*t,” avonlea002 critiqued.

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Vogue Netherlands just doesn’t give what it once did. Seven months into 2024 and the magazine has been completely hit and miss, and not even covers featuring the likes of Irina Shayk have managed to receive the approval of theFashionSpot’s forum members. The Dutch fashion bible demanded world peace with its May 2024 installment starring Stella Lucia and celebrates love with its July/August 2024 edition. Editor Yeliz Çiçek welcomes Heather Kemesky and Imre van Opstal as cover stars, who pose for photographer Cass Bird. The pair share an embrace in the portrait cover image, captured in crisp black and white.

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“Very gorgeous. Uncomplicated and timeless, but also modern,” praised jeremydante the moment the cover dropped.

“Just great!” heralded forum member Lovetojudge24.

“Already thrilled when I read ‘Heather Kemesky’ [in the thread title] but this goes beyond my expectations. Lovely,” shared penny609, sharing the same sentiments as everyone else.

“Never been a one for Cass Bird but I’m able to admit that’s a rather lovely cover photograph, and cover overall. I like the black and white teamed with the pale pink, and the composition. All of the elements work,” noted vogue28.

Oaklee91 described the end result as “lovely” and we couldn’t possibly disagree.

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Make no mistake that Vogue Netherlands is firmly on our radar. After all, covers over recent months have peeked our interest to no end (for reasons both good and bad). Back in March, the magazine paid homage to the four fashion capitals with four collectable covers. Last month, editor Yeliz Cicek called upon Luigi & Iango and Irina Shayk for April (which ultimately left a whole lot to be desired). At the very least, models are at the top of Cicek’s list of cover conquests and the latest to front the Dutch fashion bible is Stella Lucia. Photographed by Kate Bellm and with the magazine’s fashion director Linda Gumus Gerritsen on styling duties, the Austrian model who swept up at the Diesel, Balmain and Givenchy shows during the Fall 2024 season, is dressed one of the voile dresses from Prada’s Spring 2024 collection in the airy cover shot.

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“Nothing wrong with their message but the tagline is horrible,” called out mikel.

“No wonder magazines don’t sell when you see this. Gosh, the image doesn’t say anything. The tagline isn’t impressive either. I can’t believe a Vogue title produced this,” Bertrando3 chimed in.

“Why must they butcher the English language…” shared blueorchid.

MON wasn’t buying it either, calling out: “I mean… [the word] PEACE was literally there. But you do you. Be edgy.”

“Ruined just for a word,” sighed a disapproving ivano.

“Stella Lucia should’ve been looking at the camera and it would’ve been 1000x better,” said WAVES.

“The cover just seems oh so… 2010 in terms of photography, concept and model choice. This feels like something Lula would’ve produced, and I was never a fan of Lula,” voiced vogue28.

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We’ve started to loose count of how many times Irina Shayk has graced the cover of Vogue. Subsequent to the Russian beauty’s very first in 2013 for Vogue Spain, the industry fave has covered editions of Vogue from around the world including the likes of Vogue Turkey, Vogue Mexico, Vogue Japan, Vogue Arabia, Vogue Germany and Vogue Thailand – often on more than one occasion. Added to Shayk’s impressive rooster of magazine cover appearances this month, is Vogue Netherlands. Captured in sharp black and white on location within a back alley in New York City, Irina is reunited with photographic duo Luigi & Iango. Styled by Dutch Vogue‘s fashion director Linda Gumus Gerritsen, Irina poses in a mashup of pieces from Givenchy, Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Wolford and Orlov jewelry in the strong and commanding April 2024 cover shot.

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“A standard Luigi & Iango studio portrait would’ve sufficed. The names involved got me very excited, but the result leaves me cold. It would work fine as an editorial image, but a cover it is not,” critiqued aracic.

“There is too much going on around Shayk. The setting is unappealing and distracting,” MModa chimed in.

Ivano said: “Old Vogue Italia in a bad day. Reminds me of to the early [Emanuele] Farneti covers.”

“What a suffocating cover! Just awful!” shrieked an unimpressed Srdjan.

Also quick to disapprove of the end result was Simera, commenting: “Irina is one of my all-time favorite models ever, but this isn’t it.”

“I love Irina Shayk, I love Luigi & Iango and I love them together. However, the outcome here leaves a whole lot to be desired. The cover image is far too busy and I’m not overly fond of Irina’s pose,” added vogue28.

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We don’t sleep on Vogue Netherlands here at theFashionSpot. After all, the magazine has demonstrated it’s more than capable of creating captivating and downright stunning covers. For March 2024, Dutch Vogue is dedicating its latest to the four fashion capitals: London, Milan, Paris and New York. Across four celebratory covers, four models pose for photographer Jorin Koers. Cover one shows Jean Campbell hanging out of a black cab on a rainy London day wearing a Burberry trench. Maty Fall walks the streets of Milan in cover two, sporting Sabato De Sarno‘s debut Gucci collection while Annemary Aderibigbe poses on cover three under the clear blue skies of Paris, dressed in Louis Vuitton. A Calvin Klein-clad Mathilda Gvarliani takes New York in the fourth and final cover.

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“Takes me back to [Emmanuelle] Alt’s world tour with Rianne van Rompaey! Oh, what a time! The London cover with Jean works best for me, I could’ve done without the rest,” voiced aracic.

“Love Jean’s cover!” exclaimed justaguy in complete agreement.

Lax89 agreed, commenting: “Jean’s cover is definitely my favorite. What a beauty! Milan and New York are boring and bring nothing. Paris is quite nice; I just don’t like where they shot it.”

“I’m with you!” replied vogue28. “The Paris cover really could’ve been shot anywhere… would’ve much preferred a more recognizable Paris landmark in the background. Jean Campbell’s cover is most definitely the standout here, purely because it feels like quintessential London – even down to the rain droplets on the roof of the black cab.

“All the covers except Milan’s are great for me and probably would be the winner, if it wasn’t to being compared to that fabulous London cover,” shared VogueDisciple93.

Which cover do you prefer? Share your own thoughts on Vogue Netherlands’ March 2024 covers, here.

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