Here at theFashionSpot, you will always hear us rave about Harper’s Bazaar Spain. The magazine remains firmly planted on our radar. After all, Inma Jimenez Mateos has mastered producing buzz-worthy covers. Cover stars over recent months have included the likes of Carla Bruni, Gal Gadot, and Cate Blanchett. Up next on the cover Harper’s Bazaar Spain is Jourdan Dunn. The British beauty (who began appearing on international runways in 2007) fronts the title’s latest, centered around the theme of art and craft. Jourdan poses before the lens of Spanish Bazaar regular Javier Biosca for the occasion, complete with Beatriz Moreno de la Cova on styling duties. Across the two covers, Dunn models looks from the Spring 2025 Prada collection of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons.

Jourdan Dunn for Harper’s Bazaar Spain May 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“The orange cover looks super crisp, I love it! The cover of the ‘art and crafts’ issue done right,” instantly approved crmsn.

“Both of the covers are visually appealing. I particularly like the cover with the orange masthead and Prada skirt. The short hairstyle suits Dunn, and makes for a refreshing comeback look,” MModa chimed in.

“So happy to see Jourdan Dunn back. I miss that 2010 era with Chanel Iman, Arlenis Sosa, Sessilee Lopez, and Joan Smalls – this is the era of fashion I want to go back to! The styling here is gorgeous,” admired Bertrando3.

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Last year was a fine moment for Vogue Mexico and editor Karla Martínez de Salas. After all, covers of the magazine featured a bevy of A-list talent including everyone from Irina Shayk to Jennifer Lopez and Cardi B to Anna Ewers. To kick-start 2024, Selena Gomez was welcomed as cover girl and on the February 2024 installment is Georgina Rodríguez. Via the lens of photographer Javier Biosca and styled by Joana de la Fuente, Georgina attempts to prove the notion less is always more across a duo of simplistic covers. The Argentine-born Spanish media personality and Guess brand ambassador wears a black knitted top from Guess in the Mexican Vogue cover (below), and poses in crisp white shirt also from the American fashion label in the Vogue Latin America cover alternative (after the jump).

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Given that so much in fashion has become lifeless, I have a soft spot for Guess ads, because they’re consistent in selling you their own version of glamorous vulgarity, a world where everyone always has big hair. Seeing Georgina on this cover, in a more simple look, feels low-energy in comparison to those campaigns,” voiced tigerrouge.

“For me, this is another disaster from Vogue Mexico. Everything is so lazy. Even Georgina’s Guess campaigns are much better than this,” exclaimed Xone.

Kokobombon admitted: “Wow, much better than I was expecting. I wish she was looking at the camera though!”

In complete agreement was vogue28, echoing: “All for the sense of simplicity here. However, my biggest pet peeve of subjects not engaging and looking directly out to us readers is killing these two covers for me.”

“Both covers are beautiful. I love their simplicity, polish, gloss, and elegance. Vogue Mexico publishes some of my favorite covers these days,” raved MModa.

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In the world of print, Harper’s Bazaar Spain perhaps doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. However, we’re hear to demand some respect on the Spanish fashion title. Over recent months, the magazine’s editor Inma Jimenez Mateos has bestowed upon us a whole plethora of playful and downright impressive covers starring the likes of mother-daughter duo Anna and Pat Cleveland, Christina Ricci, Esther Cañadas, Hana Jirickova, Monica Bellucci and África Peñalver. For November, Mateos welcomes Miriam Sánchez as cover girl, who poses for photographer Javier Biosca. The Spanish beauty whose star continues to rise within the world of modeling, showcases an array of all-black looks from Schiaparelli, Saint Laurent and Miu Miu across a trio of terrific, chic and rather spectacular series of covers.

Needless to say, members our forums were impressed with Spanish Bazaar‘s latest offering. “Nice covers… Miriam looks great,” praised Xone.

“Really good covers!” echoed Ihhbl in complete agreement.

Garrel shared the same enthusiasm toward the covers, adding: “I like all the covers and I love Miriam. She looks great!”

“Quintessential Bazaar,” approved MON.

“Obsessed with these, love each of the three covers just as much as the previous one. My most fave is perhaps the first because the composition is so spot-on, and is slightly reminiscent of US Harper’s Bazaar under Liz Tilberis. The styling on the third reminds me of Kate Moss on the cover of W Magazine from April 2001 by Craig McDean,” pointed out vogue28.

Check out more of Miriam Sánchez as Spanish Bazaar‘s cover girl, see what else the issue has to offer and share your own thoughts over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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