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

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“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.

See more of Hailey Bieber from the US Vogue Summer 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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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.

See more of Jourdan Dunn from the Harper’s Bazaar Spain May 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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As editor-in-chief of Vogue Australia, Christine Centenera has mastered the art of securing both homegrown and international talent as the magazine’s cover stars. Representing Australia over recent months via the Aussie fashion bible’s front covers have been the likes of Troye Sivan and Miranda Kerr. Centenera, who succeeded Edwina McCann at the top job in 2023, secures Sarah Snook as a Vogue Australia cover girl for April 2025. Four years after her debut Vogue cover appearance, the Australian actress poses before the lens of photographer Jessie Lizotte. Against the backdrop of the Gardens of Tieve Tara in Mount Macedon, Australia, Sarah is dressed by stylist Kalia Matthews in a look from the Prada Spring 2025 collection.

Sarah Snook for Vogue Australia April 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I wish Sarah Snook had the Annie Leibovitz, Lachlan Bailey, Chris Colls, or Camilla Akrans treatment. I am glad for her, though. Good styling, just some harsh photography,” critiqued BalkaniStaCouture.

“I love her but this is something I hate about Australian Vogue: no taste at all,” phungnam96 ranted.

Also not exactly best impressed was Avonlea. “Everything about this is awful. Another edition that is completely unnecessary,” they stated.

“I wouldn’t have bothered. This is like an image from a Sunday supplement,” shared Kite.

“99% of Vogue covers from down under are cringe. The direction is worse than amateur. It’s incompetent,” discredited Squizree.

“The art direction is awful. This feels so lazy and clueless. Condé Nast has no standards these days,” chimed in forum member TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu.

See more of Sarah Snook from the Vogue Australia April 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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As co-creative directors of Prada, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons often call upon a very select roster of campaign photographers. David Sims and Willy Vandeperre have been in constant rotation over recent months, while the recent Spring 2025 campaign outing saw Miuccia and Raf commission Steven Meisel to profile Carey Mulligan. Still in the mood for change, the design duo usher in Oliver Hadlee Pearch for the ‘Days of Summer’ 2025 campaign. The British photographer points his lens toward an all-star cast for the latest Prada campaign (including Hunter Schafer, Kendall Jenner, Troye Sivan, Lina Zhang, and more). The cast board a small boat and take to the calm waters throughout the minimalist and serene campaign imagery.

Hunter Schafer, Kendall Jenner, Troye Sivan & Others for the Prada ‘Days of Summer’ 2025 Campaign

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“There was absolutely no reason to book Kendall for this. Sales are fine, they don’t need to resort to stunt casting,” immediately critiqued GivenchyHomme.

“Kendall, really?” asked ah ah.

“The mood of the campaign is terribly cold and lifeless for a summer campaign., and everyone just looks so bored and miserable. Oddly enough, I’m liking Kendall Jenner’s photographs the best,” confessed vogue28.

Also not exactly best impressed was Melancholybaby. “So awkward and fake looking. And the products don’t help much,” they pointed out.

“Clothes sourced from the discount rack at Old Navy,” laughed KoV.

See more of Hunter Schafer, Kendall Jenner, Troye Sivan and others from the Prada Summer 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Here at theFashionSpot, we’ve begun to have a love/hate relationship with ELLE. After all, over recent months, the American fashion title’s front covers featuring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Zoë Kravitz, Lady Gaga, and Kylie Jenner have failed to strike a chord. On the other hand, we’ve fawned over Pamela Anderson, Demi Moore, and Tyla covers. Up next on the cover of ELLE is Addison Rae. Nina Garcia (who has served as editor-in-chief since 2017) welcomes the American singer onto ELLE‘s annual ‘Women in Music’ issue for May 2025. Fresh from the cover of Vogue France, Addison poses for famed photographer Ellen von Unwerth, complete with ELLE fashion director Alex White reporting for styling duties. Across two covers, the “Diet Pepsi” songstress works looks from Prada and Rosamosario (teamed with pieces of jewelry from Cartier).

Addison Rae for ELLE May 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Much better than what I expected to see. I like it!” crmsn immediately confessed.

“I’m surprised at how good this is,” echoed Lucien112.

Vogue28 voiced: “Everything in the first cover is working for me – from the choice of masthead and font color to the styling. It’s kinda giving me Carine Roitfeld’s Vogue Paris in terms of concept and styling. Strongest cover of ELLE in what feels like a VERY long time!”

“Love it!” forum member caioherrero chimed in.

“Beautiful woman. Beautiful photo shoot,” commended MModa.

Also very much a fan was KoV, “Gorgeous and incredible. Just give her the Best New Artist Grammy now!” they heralded.

See more of Addison Rae from the ELLE May 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. Last time around, we took a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections of the likes of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Tom Ford, Versace, and Christian Dior. Now, it’s time to delve into the Spring/Summer 2025 collections. First up – the Prada Spring 2025 collection.

From a leather vintage-effect dress with metal detailing to a pair of 60s-inspired sunglasses straight from the runway – shop theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Prada Spring 2025 collection:

#1 V-Neck Cashmere Sweater:

Long sleeves. Jacquard knit. Menswear fit. V-neck, Raglan shoulder, Ribbed knit cuffs and hem (Priced at $2,200.00).

#2 Marocain Shirt:

Straight fit. Unlined. Shirt collar with scarf. Front button closure. Sleeves with cuffs and buttons. Straight hem (Priced at $2,150.00).

#3 Pleated Cady Crepe Skirt:

Flared fit. Unlined garment. Side zipper and hook closure. Pleated front panel. Leather belt at the waist with hooks (Priced at $3,300.00).

#4 Prada Brushed Leather Pumps:

Leather sole with rubber heel tip and metal lettering logo. Varnished heel (Priced at $1,450.00).

#5 Prada Medium Leather Tote Bag:

Leather handles. Removable leather mirror. Metal hardware. Engraved lettering logo on clasp. Leather strap closure with push-lock clasp. Logo-print nylon lining with two pockets, including one with zipper (Priced at $3,500.00).

#6 Prada Runway Sunglasses:

A ’60s aesthetic blends with an oversized design in these new sunglasses straight from the Prada Spring 2025 runway show (Priced at $610.00).

#7 Leather Dress with Metal Appliqués:

Regular fit. Back zipper closure. Vintage treatment. All-over metal appliqués with functioning snap-hooks. Detachable slip (Priced at $17,300.00).

#8 Wool Crew-Neck Sweater:

Long sleeves. Plain knit. Boxy fit. Ribbed knit crew neck. Regular shoulder. Ribbed knit cuffs and hem (Priced at $1,470.00).

#9 Shiny Leather Skirt:

Unlined. Regular fit. Side zipper closure. Detachable slip. Metal maxi-grommet embellishment (Priced at $9,200.00).

#10 Prada Satin Pumps:

Leather and rubber sole with metal lettering logo (Priced at $1,170.00).

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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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The Versace brand has been a major topic of conversation amongst the fashion pack for the last few months. Mere weeks ago, Donatella Versace exited the iconic Italian fashion brand as creative director – with Dario Vitale immediately announced as Donatella’s successor. Late last year, rumors began to circulate that the brand was up for sale by Capri Holdings (who acquired the brand in January 2019 for over $2.1 billion). Today, the news has emerged that the Prada Group has finalized a purchase of Versace for a staggering $1.36 billion. Prada plans to invest an additional €250 million in relaunching Versace. The brand (founded by the late Gianni Versace in 1976) has struggled to keep up with the bigger, heritage brands amid a global downturn in luxury sales – and we cannot wait to see what’s to come.

Revisit the Versace Fall 2025 Collection

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“The fashion industry has been moving in a very dark way lately… It seems like everything is going to end. There is no hope.” [DK92]

“Call me pessimistic, I just don’t think Prada knows how to do with Versace…” [JohannesL]

“I’m very excited about this! As an Italian, I’m proud that an historic brand is becoming Italian again, and being part of the Prada group can only help Versace to become luxurious again. I really hope Dario will change EVERYTHING at the brand.” [carla56]

“To be honest, I’m mostly happy to see Versace back in Italian ownership and out of MK’s grasp. I hope they give Vitale full creative reign to revamp everything, because Versace has been middle-of-the-road for the better part of a decade.” [LadyJunon]

“This is exciting. Prada acquiring Versace suggests they’re ready to invest serious effort into the brand. With Prada’s logistics and resources behind it, Versace has the potential to become bigger than ever.” [GivenchyHomme]

“My fingers are crossed for the brand. Gianni was/is one of my favorite designers and I loved what Donatella did in the early 2000s. I really want Dario to give us luxury, sexiness, maturity, and confidence. Let Versace be Versace!” [Salvatore]

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To say we’ve had a love/hate relationship with Samira Nasr at the helm of Harper’s Bazaar could be an understatement. At the very least, however, Nasr tends to drop covers featuring our beloved and cherished fashion models from time to time. Models to front the Hearst-owned title over recent years have included everyone from Naomi Campbell to Irina Shayk and Liu Wen to Lauren Hutton. Next up as Harper’s Bazaar cover girls are Alex Consani, Anok Yai, and Paloma Elsesser. The girls of the moment pose before the lens of Ethan James Green, with Bazaar style director at large Carlos Nazario enlisted as cover shoot stylist for the occasion. Across a quarter of April 2025 covers, the fashion darlings pose throughout the minimalist cover shoot sporting new season looks from Hermès, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and Phoebe Philo.

Alex Consani, Anok Yai & Paloma Elsesser for Harper’s Bazaar April 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

Callmejaden immediately noted: “I applaud Bazaar for having such up-to-date casting!”

“I surprisingly like the composition of the models’ skin tones and their outfits. Pretty decent if you ask me,” approved GERGIN upon checking out the covers.

“I really like the covers. The colors feel very harmonic and they compliment each other,” echoed thiago.

“They’re so pretty! So effortless and chic,” ivano enthused.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm was mikel, commenting: “Love all of it. Especially the group cover!”

“These are some of my favorite covers under Samira Nasr. Everything works!” declared crmsn.

“That solo Anok Yai cover is spectacular. So bold, graphic, striking, and visually arresting. What an absolute knockout of a cover!” voiced vogue28.

See more of Alex Consani, Anok Yai, and Paloma Elsesser from the Harper’s Bazaar April 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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OK, we admit Vogue Hong Kong doesn’t garner our attention the way it once did here at theFashionSpot. For reasons both good and bad, covers starring the likes of Penélope Cruz, Anya Taylor-Joy, Amber Valletta, and Lulu Tenney (alongside her peers Felice Nova Noordhoff and América González) have commanded our attention over recent months. Up next on the cover of Vogue Hong Kong for February 2025 is Emma Chamberlain. The American influencer (currently with 12.1M subscribers on YouTube and almost 15M on Instagram) is paired with the photographer Emmie America for what is her second Vogue cover appearance. Across a trio of cover offerings, Emma is dressed in head-to-toe looks from Miu Miu and Prada (with jewelry from Cartier).

Emma Chamberlain for Vogue Hong Kong February 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“So amateur. Sounds like a mall advert,” critiqued matheus_s.

“Will NEVER get the appeal of Emma Chamberlain! What’s her talent? What does she ‘influence’ about? Please explain,” pleaded BelkaniStaCouture.

“I am a boomer and find it difficult to understand what Emma Chamberlain’s appeal is…” echoed forum member proseccotabis.

JPineapple exclaimed: “This magazine has become boring!”

“Edie Campbell would’ve slayed this,” noted RedSmokeRise.

See more of Emma Chamberlain from the Vogue Hong Kong February 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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