Just in case 12 covers weren’t enough for you, take a look at four more from i-D Magazine‘s Whatever the Weather issue – the bold mix of photographic styles, models and even the occasional Spice Girl, gets us very excited for this one. For more on i-D be sure to check out i-D Online. 

Lara Mullen & Matt Ardell by Jeff Bark

Stella Tennant by Sølve Sundsbø

Lara Stone by Alasdair McLellan

Dylan Riley by Hedi Slimane

Victoria Beckham by Josh Olins

For his line’s very first campaign Jason Wu focuses on the silhouette. Shot by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Joe McKenna, the ads starring Julia Frauche are as elegant and beautiful as we’ve come to expect from Wu.

The 50s couture inspired pieces from the spring collection look look flawless, as does Miss Frauche. Chosen for her unique mix of fragile beauty and strength, Julia served as muse for the images – fitting given that Jason’s S/S 12 runway was the very first one she walked in New York.

Take a look at this shot launching exclusively on models.com of Julia modeling those impeccable floral prints and retro shades from the show.

Linda Evangelista.
Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
Katie Grand.
Love Magazine.

The legend of Linda continues with LOVE’s stunning spring / summer edition, their first ever issue with only one cover, a vibrant shot inspired by the work of artist Jamie Reid. When you have Linda Evangelista at your disposal, what more do you need?

Russh never fails to create a dreamy, feminine and oh so inviting vision of fashion and their latest issue is no exception to the rule. With a heavenly shot of Mirte Maas by Hugh Lippe adorning the cover and a series of ethereal editorials inside this is another of the month’s magazine must haves. Issue #44 focuses on “everlasting love” and the sentimental theme carries through all the stories. Whether it is Elle Muliarchyk capturing Elsa Sylvan through rose colored lenses or Imogen Morris-Clarke looking delicate in Stephen Ward‘s beauty story, each image is filled with a sweetness that is downright charming.

Mirte Maas by Hugh Lippe

Elsa Sylvan by Elle Muliarchyk

Imogen Morris-Clarke by Stephen Ward

Celebrate 10 years of Dansk with an exclusive look at their anniversary issue, packed with the very best in Danish talent. Experience it all only in MDX.

Honesty in fashion – a novel concept in this day and age. Everyone wants to make socially conscious and informed decisions when buying clothing, but designers almost never reveal those key details about their cost breakdowns and manufacturing – until now. Bruno Pieters introduces a radical new fashion concept, that lets buyers see every part of the process. From thread prices, to information on all materials their environmental impact and the business practices under which each garment was made: no detail is too small – even info on the markup is included.

The end result is a luxury fashion brand with complete transparency. Organic certified, cruelty free and ethical all while being rooted in the traditions of fine craftsmanship and streamlined design. Experience the freshly launched collection at the Honest by website and take a look at the elegant black and white preview images below.

Anouck Lepere

Iekeliene Stange

Cesar Casier

i-D Magazine is celebrating the year of the dragon with 12 incredible covers that push creativity to the limit. Shot by Chen Man in collaboration with MAC‘s Director of Makeup Artistry, Terry Barber the images are an arresting and original showcase for some truly powerful beauty looks. Models Li Zheng, Quncuo, Meng Lu and Pan Yan feature on the 4 newsstand covers, while Zhang Li Na, Wan Bao Bao, Renqingcuomu, Yangci, Cheng Hong Jin, Xin Yuan, Liu Dan & Langsuowangmu star in the online only covers. For even more on the Whatever Weather issue visit I-D online!

Steven Meisel.
Laura Kampman.
Karl Templer.

An intriguing take on elegance from Vogue Italia and perhaps a knowing commentary on the line between fantasy and reality, constantly being pushed in fashion imagery. Laura looks world’s different from her rocker-chic turn in the Balenciaga campaign, makeup by Pat McGrath and hair by Guido Palau, have a way of transforming a girl.