Throughout 2025, we’ve encountered a collective mix of Anna Wintour’s old and new favorites on the cover of Vogue. Regulars like Gigi Hadid have graced the American fashion bible, while Wintour (who has served as editor-in-chief since 1988) has championed fresh talent like Sabrina Carpenter and Angel Reese. The Summer 2025 issue of Vogue sees Hailey Bieber take to the cover. The last time Wintour welcomed the American beauty as cover star, was back in March 2019, when she was joined by husband Justin Bieber. Six years later, Hailey goes solo via the lens of photographer Mikael Jansson. Vogue‘s Tonne Goodman was called upon for styling duties, opting to dress the Rhode founder and Anthony Vaccarello favorite in a striped shirt from Prada in the vibrant, refreshing, and water-drenched cover photograph.

Hailey Bieber for Vogue Summer 2025

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“That’s not a bad cover. Lovely colors. I do wish Hailey was looking at the camera though. I just can’t fully appreciate a cover (usually) where the subject is looking away,” voiced MyNameIs straight away.

Vogue28 felt the same way. “My one critique is Hailey not engaging with us readers, which just ruins this completely for me (such a pet peeve of mine). The whole water concept also just reminded me of last year’s Kendall Jenner cover which was executed far FAR better.

“I wish she was looking at the camera, and I don’t understand her as a cover choice, but overall, I like it. It’s very easy summer and I appreciate that,” LastNight chimed in.

Yet not everyone was buying it. “This is a new low,” declared forum member Hchloe.

“Vogue always FAIL when they’re too pretentious on their cover photo choices. This looks like a still from a commercial,” commented crmsn.

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Amelia Gray remains one of the most in-demand of models within the world of fashion. During the recent fashion month season, the American beauty (and daughter of Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin) swept up at a whole plethora of blue chip shows including Miu Miu, Fendi, and Michael Kors Collection. This year alone, Gray has graced the covers of Perfect, Dazed, and V Magazine. Now, for April 2025, Amelia takes to the cover of Vogue Japan. The industry fave poses for photographer Mikael Jansson in the artistic cover image, with stylist Alex Harrington selecting a look from the Marni Spring 2025 collection of Francesco Risso.

Amelia Gray for Vogue Japan April 2025

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“Imagine the people agreeing that this was a good cover choice. My god… it frightens me,” exclaimed blueorchid upon checking out the cover.

“A big NO,” declared jeje10.

“Amelia Gray is so boring,” chimed in forum member JPineapple.

WAVES commented: “I don’t mind Amelia at all. She has been working consistently on the runway. However, this is a no!”

Yet not everyone was so underwhelmed. “Beautiful. Good colors,” defended Alquimista.

“I like it! It’s a nice different cover. Not a fan of hers, but I appreciate the direction here,” voiced Ihhbl.

See more of Amelia Gray from the Vogue Japan April 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Chioma Nnadi is now 10 issues deep into her tenure as British Vogue‘s head of editorial content. You may not need reminding that we here at theFashionSpot have been far from smitten with Nnadi’s vision for the magazine. Not even covers featuring the likes of FKA Twigs, Zendaya, Kylie Jenner, Florence Pugh, and SZA have been enough to impress. Nnadi opts to kick-start the new year by welcoming model-of-the-moment Angelina Kendall as a British Vogue cover star for January 2025. The Brazilian-Kiwi beauty, who scored campaigns for Zara, Fendi, and Tom Ford since bursting on the fashion scene, poses for photographer Mikael Jansson. Angelina takes to the busy streets of London in the cover photograph, styled by Ib Kamara in a ruffled dress from Alessandro Michele’s Spring 2025 Valentino collection.

Angelina Kendall on the Cover of British Vogue January 2025:

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“I’m so happy for Angelina Kendall but the cover is really boring,” voiced prylvi.

“Such a wasted opportunity,” kokobombon sighed.

“Why pick such a blurry, unfocused, and busy cover image to herald the making of a new supermodel? ” quizzed vogue28. “I love Angelina Kendall but this is such a wasted opportunity. Not impressed!”

Thiago echoed: “Could’ve been great but it’s a disaster…”

Sharing the same sentiments was newton91: “WOW… what a disaster! You get a top model and this is what you come up with? Where’s the creativity? This is just so lazy!”

“Ugh, I’ve been praying for a big Angelina cover and it’s this? No,” disapproved Lucien112.

“I don’t hate it but this is giving me Teen Vogue prom shoot vibes,” forum member Kenny noted.

“Angelina Kendall is an undisputed star but these photos are unconvincing at best. A rare Jansson fail,” declared zoom.

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Condé Nast spreading and sharing content across the globe with multiple editions of Vogue has become common practice. Take for example Vogue France forced to repurpose American Vogue‘s Kendall Jenner cover shoot. The magazine gets crafty again, with the unveiling of its October 2024 offering. Eugénie Trochu selects a shot from Mikael Jansson’s wide-spread Vogue story celebrating fashion shows throughout the decades. Anok Yai becomes a Vogue France cover girl in the process. The American beauty, who serves as the current face of megabrands like Fendi and Michael Kors Collection, shoots a look down Jansson’s lens sporting a voluminous afro and a lime green dress from Sabato De Sarno’s Gucci Cruise 2025 collection.

The October 2024 Cover of Vogue France with Anok Yai:

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“The reprint thing is getting so depressing. All international Vogue editions have lost any semblance of a unique identity though I do really like this cover,” confessed Ribs666.

“I wasn’t expecting to actually love it,” kokobombon admitted.

“I’m not sure about the angle and maybe it could have been more zoomed in but the colors are fantastic,” shared forum member nejtak.

Ghostwriter10549 most definitely liked what they saw, enthusing: “Wow, this is so luxurious. Love it!”

“This is good. It’s commanding, sexy and luxurious. I love the tones. The lime dress and the purple makeup suit Anok Yai so well,” favored Valentine27.

“Beautiful colors. Beautiful cover photograph,” MModa approved.

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Throughout 2024, there’s been a recurring theme with the covers of Anna Wintour’s Vogue. The American fashion bible’s long-serving editor has welcomed old favorites back onto the title, with seven out of nine cover subjects (thus far) having fronted Vogue on previous occasions (often more than once). Four years after her last, Billie Eilish is welcomed back as a Vogue cover star, with the unveiling of the November 2024 issue. Wintour first welcomed Eilish onto the magazine in 2020, celebrating the American singer-songwriter and Grammy Award-winning artist with a quartet of covers. This time, Billie poses on just one cover, via the lens of photographer Mikael Jansson. In the intriguing cover shot, Eilish is styled by Ib Kamara in a Gucci suit and a shirt and tie from Bottega Veneta.

Billie Eilish on the November 2024 Cover of Vogue by Mikael Jansson:

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“This does absolutely zilch for me. Never been one for Billie Eilish, and I despise that leaning into the camera pose. The colors aren’t at all bad, and I like the icy blue eyes and the makeup look on Billie here,” vogue28 voiced the moment the cover dropped.

“The only thing I like about the cover are the colors,” MModa added.

“The colors ARE really nice,” admitted forum member blueorchid in agreement.

Also sharing the same approval toward the colors was MyNameIs. “LOVE the colors. Hate everything else,” they exclaimed.

“I like the colors but this looks like Taylor Swift’s September 2019 cover because of the pose,” Kenny pointed out.

“Also reminds me of Taylor’s September cover from 5 years ago, but I do like this more than I expected. IB Kamara doing the heavy lifting,” chimed in KoV.

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Since the Spring 2022 season, we’ve been besotted with Toteme’s advertising campaign imagery, mainly due to the fact the brand has enlisted Steven Meisel as campaign photographer. A plethora of stunning campaigns have followed, with last season seeing Ida Heiner pose for the legendary lensman. The Stockholm-based fashion label’s creative directors Elin Kling and Karl Lindman (who ventured to New York for their recent Spring 2025 showcase) are in the mood for change, however, with the unveiling of the Toteme Fall 2024 campaign. Out is Meisel, in favor of Mikael Jansson. Models Liisa Winkler, Nyaduola Gabriel and Vivienne Rohner pose for the Swedish photographer throughout the minimalist campaign series, proving less is always more.

The Fall 2024 Toteme Campaign with Liisa Winkler, Nyaduola Gabriel & Vivienne Rohner:

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“I LOVE this!” exclaimed VogueDisciple93. “The first shot is striking and drew me right in!”

“Wow, those shots look stunning. So lovely to see Liisa Winkler. She’s a queen,” enthused thiago.

“Beautiful photographs. Mikael Jansson did a great job,” applauded MModa.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm toward the end result was vogue28. “Despite the disappointment of no Steven Meisel this season, these campaign images are simply beautiful. Mikael Jansson has indeed done a wonderful job here. Each campaign image is just as beautiful and flawless as the last, and the casting is superb.”

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As the creative force behind Hugo Boss, Marco Falconi sure has demonstrated his ability to cast a whole plethora of A-list talent from the world of modeling. Campaigns over recent seasons have included everyone from Gigi Hadid to Hailey Bieber. This season, Falconi brings back Naomi Campbell and Gisele Bündchen for Fall 2024, with the icons of modeling joined by David Beckham, Lee Jong-suk, Burna Boy and Matteo Berrettini. Swedish fashion photographer Mikael Jansson remains on the books for yet another season, ultimately capturing his sixth consecutive BOSS campaign. Throughout the sophisticated campaign offering, Falconi’s all-star cast roam an elevated office setting, each decked out in new season BOSS styles.

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Matheus_s exclaimed: “That’s a lot of money! Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell, David Beckham…”

“It’s a decent BOSS campaign, effective for their target clientele but Naomi and Gisele seem way too Photoshopped,” noted Urban Stylin.

“Honestly do not even care if it’s over-Photoshopped,” replied forum member Ihhbl. “Gisele and Naomi look great. The styling is on point as well!”

“Extremely effective as a campaign for BOSS and finally everyone looks good!” WAVES commended.

Not buying it however, was vogue28. “A visual headache. Far too much going on in terms of color and texture with the setting, which completely distracts from the clothes. Casting feels random too and I loathe how incoherent the campaign feels,” he voiced.

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The Donna Karan New York label made a triumphant comeback last season, and unveiled a dazzling relaunch campaign lensed by Annie Leibovitz starring a handful of supermodels (including Linda Evangelista and Cindy Crawford). For the Fall 2024 season, it’s a repeat performance as a plethora of modeling’s finest assemble for the label now owned and operated by G-III Apparel Group Ltd. Those names include Liu Wen, Imaan Hammam, Eva Herzigova, Amber Valletta, Karen Elson, Alek Wek, Christy Turlington and Edie Campbell. The ladies come together via the lens of Mikael Jansson, with the Swedish fashion photographer replacing Leibovitz this season. The women who each share a past history with the Donna Karan brand pose throughout the latest “In Women We Trust” campaign series, captured within Jansson’s dark and moody photographic studio.

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“It’s very Donna Karan New York,” admired matheus_s.

“I love that it captures the essence of Donna Karan. These will look iconic on a giant Times Square billboard especially the group shot,” said Urban Stylin.

Sharing the same enthusiasm was vogue28. “It’s all just so tasteful, elegant, classic and quintessential Donna Karan. What a terrific lineup of women, love the inclusion of Eva Herzigova. Mikael Jansson has photographed everyone to perfection, love the colors, the studio backdrops and the styling,” he enthused.

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “What the f#ck is Edie Campbell doing in the group shot?” asked forum member DK92.

“Edie looked so out of place,” chimed in pradn.

See more from the Donna Karan Fall 2024 advertising campaign and share your own thoughts, here.

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The relationship between Graff and Rianne van Rompaey only continues to grow stronger. After all, since late 2023, the Dutch beauty has been the face of the London-based jeweler. The partnership first began when Rianne became the face of the Butterfly collection, followed by the Tilda’s Bow collection. The model-of-the-moment was swiftly welcomed back with open arms to make an appearance alongside Huang Shixin for a glitzy Holiday 2023 campaign installment. Now, with the unveiling of the Wild Flower collection of Graff, Rianne is back for her fifth consecutive campaign. Also back is photographer Mikael Jansson and former Vogue Paris editor Emmanuelle Alt. The dream team reunite within a lush and tranquil garden setting for the undeniably beautiful series of campaign images.

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“Beautiful!” instantly described forum member Bombshell1.

“Saw this in print and it’s pretty spectacular. Rianne is just one of those beauties who instantly commands your attention and this is no exception. The photography from Mikael Jansson is stunning, and it’s all just so lovely and very… British Harper’s Bazaar,” admired vogue28.

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Virginie Viard stays loyal to a certain rooster of creatives, when enlisting photographers for Chanel’s various different advertising campaigns. Since taking up the mantle as creative director in 2019, the French fashion designer has called upon the likes of Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Karim Sadli and Mikael Jansson. Viard calls upon Jansson once again with the unveiling of Chanel’s Pre-Fall 2024 campaign installment. Models Loli Bahia, Lulu Tenney and Alaato Jazyper assemble within the Swedish fashion photographer’s studio. Captuered both in black and white and full color, the girls don Viard’s collection which was unveiled back in December on location within the northeastern British city of Manchester.

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“Lulu Tenney is a great fit for Chanel,” commended couturefan.

Immediately sharing the same sentiments was lookatme, adding: “Lulu elevates anything she’s in. That’s what a real model does. She looks incredible here.”

“This campaign looks gorgeous! The vibrant colors next to the black and white is such a great idea and all the models look good,” chimed in WAVES.

Wolkfolk liked what they saw too, commenting: “Probably the best campaign under Viard. I always had a soft spot for Mikael Jansson. There is no fuss but he really knows how to make the products and the models look great. All three of them shine and I love the colors.”

“Absolutely love this, truly was love at first sight. The photography from Mikael Jansson is fabulous, love the use of color and black and white here. There’s an old-school Chanel vibe that I’m getting which I love too. Not to mention the casting… which is superb! Lulu Tenney feels like a breath of fresh air for Chanel,” voiced vogue28.

See more from Chanel’s Pre-Fall 2024 campaign and join the conversation for yourself, here.

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