Lana Del Rey for Vogue UK

Her album may be receiving mixed-reviews, but Lana Del Rey's popularity does not seem to be dwindling. The gangsta Nancy Sinatra has snagged the important March issue of a major fashion publication, helping to solidify her glamorous and aloof image.

(Via Fashionista).

"Pop's Pink Lady" on the Cover of Wonderland

In Prada.

Hip-hop queen Nicki Minaj is once again transformed into a cover girl, complete with her trademark pink wig and lips. She is clad in Prada and shot by Matt Irwin.

(Via Design Scene).

More of Vogue Italia doing QVC

Hilarious and chic! Featuring one of the year's best dressed people, Michelle Harper. Pics after the jump.

La Gaga Covers 'L’Uomo Vogue'

Gaga bares her breast in a Robot inspired shoot styled by longtime collaborator Nicola Formichetti and shot by Inez and Vinoodh. Check it out after the jump!

Vogue Italia does QVC

"an artistically ironic simulation of telesales programs, nowadays much in vogue in the United States."

The latest Vogue Italia cover is an amusingly tongue-in-cheek affair, with Daria Strokous and Caroline Trentini rocking Chanel. Shot by Steven Meisel.

Little Darling: Elle Fanning for the February 2012 issue of 'Teen Vogue'

In Miu Miu.

Adorable and ever stylish Elle Fanning has grown into a cover girl! Check out the pastel spread after the jump!

Fashion's a Drag: Andrej Pejic on the cover of the February 2012 issue of 'Fashion'

An appropriately tongue-in-cheek spread featuring fashion's reigning androgynous supermodel. Photographed by Moo King, Andrej shows he can do glamour as well as the rest of the girls, without losing his sense of humor. Check out more after the jump.

Rodarte Couture in 'A Magazine'

Kate and Laura Mulleavy, the designers of Rodarte, have curated the latest issue of A Magazine. Their muse Elle Fanning stars in a spread wearing Spring/Summer 2012 Rodarte Couture. Beautifully photographed by Bill Owens, the spread it reminiscent of the sisters own California upbringing. Check out the rest of the photos after the jump.

Actress: Meryl Streep on the cover of 'Vogue'

Shot by Annie Leibovitz (of course), America's foremost actress graces the cover of the January 2012 issue of Vogue to promote her latest incarnation as the ever controversial Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady. At age 62, Streep is the oldest cover model in the magazine's history. She appears serene, wearing casual designs by designers like Michael Kors and Carolina Herrera. It is a welcome change of pace for the magazine to have a mature woman of substance and accomplishment, rather than a starlet, appear on the cover. Click here to read the interview and see the rest of the shoot. Videos from some of Streep's most memorable roles after the jump.

Innocence Lost: Carey Mulligan for 'W'

In Nina Ricci

Actress Carey Mulligan takes a surprisingly sensual turn on the cover of the January 2012 issue of W magazine to promote her risque new film Shame. The rest of the shoot is far more tame, but it is beautiful and cinematic with a '60s feel and a hint of sorrow. Shot by Michael Thompson and styled by Edward Enninful. See the rest of the images after the jump.

Kate does Bowie

Kate Moss appears on the cover of Vogue Paris' December music issue strikingly evoking the androgynous, ultra-glam style of David Bowie.

Lady in Red: Gaga on the January 2012 cover of 'Vanity Fair'

Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, and set to feature nude drawings of Gaga by none other than Tony Bennett! Preview excerpts from the interview here and watch Gaga and Bennett rock the classic "The Lady Is a Tramp."

Florence Welch gets Masculine for Vogue Nippon

In Gucci

Styled by Karl Lagerfeld, Florence + the Machine's lead singer ditches her usual disheveled locks and feminine frocks for a more androgynous take on fashion. The look suggests Tilda Swinton, David Bowie and the Kaiser himself. Yet she stays loyal to her brand, Gucci. See more here.

Iron Lady: Georgia May Jagger as Margaret Thatcher for Harper's Bazaar

In Burberry Prorsum

A witty spread by the always playful, provocative and at times notorious photographer Terry Richardson, featuring the luscious lipped model (daughter of Mick) channeling a woman who has brought out as many polarized reactions as one person possibly could. The spread features the ladylike fashions of Carolina Herrera, Salvatore Ferragamo, Moschino and Valentino among many others, and while it functions as a tongue-in-cheek, slightly irreverent fashion spread, it also raises the question; how much do the clothes make the woman? Just how much of power is established by the way one dresses and how the public perceives them? Would the Kennedys or the Obamas have made it if they hadn't been chic couples? If Hilary Clinton were "prettier" or dressed better would she be President? Who knows. For know enjoy the rest of the spread here and read the brilliant Suzy Menkes' article on Thatcher's real life style (in both fashion and politics) here.

The September Issue: The Kate Moss Wedding

In Alexander McQueen

Sorry Duchess of Cambridge, according to Vogue's infamous September issue, Kate Moss, the most prolific supermodel/fashion icon of our time, had the most romantic wedding of the year. Moss and hubby Jamie Hince (The Kills) appear photographed by Mario Testino and Hamish Bowles takes us through the weekend wedding, which was dubbed "Moss-stock." Moss herself discusses her jitters and what it was like having a custom made Galliano gown.

The happy couple, both in Tom Ford

Check out the rest of the images and the full article here.

Beyoncé gets Sexy Chic for Harper's Bazaar UK

in Gucci

“This is such a pivotal moment in my life! I’m transitioning as a woman, and I’m finally able to express myself as I am.”
-On turning 30.

Check out more gorgeous photos and excerpts from the interview here.

Actriz: Penélope Cruz for the Fall Issue of 'V' Magazine



In Ralph Lauren



“I feel like an actress who is very fortunate to get work with continuity, to get opportunities to make a living from the job that I love so much.”

-Cruz on her career.

Penélope Cruz looks every bit the part of post-modern screen diva. Her mentor, Pedro Almodóvar, would be so proud. The actress discusses her career and some of her recent film choices, celebrity, and just barely hints at her personal life. Read it here.

No really, how does she do it? SJP for Vogue's annual 'Age Issue'

In Burberry Prorsum

"I love the opportunity to wear something really special and go to a wonderful event at some great cultural institution....Not to sound too Pollyanna about it, but I really didn't imagine when I was a little girl that I would be there to see it all myself."

-SJP on wearing archival Alexander McQueen to the Met Gala

Sarah Jessica Parker may be in her forties, but she still has all the girlish energy and ambition to run a small fashion empire (her fragrances), a production company (Pretty Matches, which produced Bravo's Work of Art), still be a leading lady (starring in the upcoming romantic comedy I Don't Know How She Does It), and maintain, even enlarge, a loving family.

That family appears with her in Vogue (previewed below), photographed by Mario Testino. It is suffice to say they look adorable as SJ plays sophisticated mother of the year in Bottega Venata, Chanel, Proenza Schouler, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs and Oscar de la Renta.

In Marc Jacobs, with her adorable twin daughters.

She the rest of the spread here, and read her interview here.

The Woman Who Fell to Earth: Tilda Swinton in 'W'

In Salvatore Ferragamo

“David Bowie—whom I’ve been orbiting ever since I saw The Man Who Fell to Earth in 1976—and my father, Maj. Gen. Sir John Swinton. They are individuals with whom I share the same planetary DNA.”

-Tilda Swinton on her style Icons.

Our most captivating androgynous actress channels '70s era Bowie in a spacey spread titled "Planet Tilda" photographed by Tim Walker. See it here. It is quite brilliant, a reminder of fashion's ability to go beyond...

Who Run The Covers (Beyoncé). Queen B on the Covers of Dazed and Confused, W and L'Uomo Vogue

in Givenchy

in Louis Vuitton

Beyoncé once again showing the world how a real Diva swags...

See the rest of the spreads here, here and here. They're severely fabulous.