Make no mistake Vogue Arabia is one of the more superior editions of Vogue available today. After all, Manuel Arnaut, who has served as editor-in-chief since 2017, has become a total asset to the magazine. Covers throughout 2024 starring the likes of Rania Benchegra, Winnie Harlow, and Claudia Schiffer have commanded our attention here at theFashionSpot to no end. To commemorate the sixth annual Fashion Trust Arabia (an event celebrating talent across the MENA region), Arnaut enlists Imaan Hammam for a special digital cover of Vogue Arabia for November 2024. The Moroccan-Egyptian model poses for Moroccan photographer Mous Lamrabat for the occasion, showcasing a sculptural white ensemble from Doha-based designer Yasmin Mansour (winner of the 2024 Evening Wear category) in the cover photograph.

The November 2024 Digital Cover of Vogue Arabia with Imaan Hammam:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Congratulations to Vogue Arabia for their Guinness World Record of being the first publication to make Imaan look like that,” scolded ReneSanchez at once.

“Imaan Hammam deserves print covers only,” forum member Cute declared.

“I had never seen a bad photograph of her until now,” chimed in A.D.C.

Fauxfashion also questioned: “How could they have managed to make Imaan look bad? #NoWords!”

“Beyond amateurish,” exclaimed Vitamine W.

“Seen better, and also seen far worse. In all honesty, I don’t mind the sight of this. The lighting is somewhat questionable but I like the background and the white Yasmin Mansour look. Not to mention how I am ALL for seeing Imaan Hammam,” approved vogue28.

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Naomi Campbell remains an unstoppable force. After decades in the modeling game and as a bonafide fashion icon, the British beauty throughout 2024 alone has covered magazines like Harper’s Bazaar France and Vogue Greece. All this in addition to becoming the face of mega fashion brands like Boss and Vivienne Westwood. V Magazine is celebrating Naomi Campbell with the unveiling of its Winter 2024 Issue #151 installment. Across a duo of covers, Naomi appears before the lens of photographer Sølve Sundsbø. The Norwegian photographer captures Campbell’s majestic profile for the newsstand cover (below). In the special couture edition (after the jump), Naomi is styled by Gro Curtis in a full Dolce & Gabbana look.

Naomi Campbell for V Magazine #151 Winter 2024 by Sølve Sundsbø:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“V Magazine sabotaged the newsstand buyer with this… horrid. But an interesting choice to have Naomi Campbell on the cover amid all the controversy regarding her charity – and in Dolce & Gabbana, of all brands. Gotta love her persistence,” immediately voiced aracic.

“The profile cover looks stunning but no. It’s interesting that there has been so many people in the industry canceled over the years, but Naomi is still standing,” Royal-Galliano chimed in.

“I used to love V Magazine, but this is a hard pass. It has been ages since they had a worthy issue. Naomi as a subject just feels irrelevant,” critiqued forum member ReneSanchez.

Also far from impressed was oaklee91. “Nothing works. She needs to retire,” they exclaimed.

“The cover with the Dolce & Gabbana lace veil is the strongest cover out of the two. I’m not hating on this. I am genuinely sat here feeling like this is the best Naomi Campbell has looked in what feels like AGES! She suits those Dolce & Gabbana pieces perfectly, and I love how chic, sharp, and sexy this all is,” voiced vogue28.

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As editor-in-chief of Vogue Brazil, Paula Merlo stays celebrating local talent. Brazilian talents like Valentina Sampaio, Barbara Valente, Maria Klaumann, Raquel Zimmermann, and Gisele Bündchen have fronted the Brazilian fashion title throughout 2024. Rebeca Andrade can be added to the list with the unveiling of the October 2024 edition of Vogue Brazil. Merlo welcomes back the Brazilian gymnast as Vogue Brazil cover girl, exactly three years after her last. Fresh from winning four medals during the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, the most decorated Brazilian and Latin American gymnast of all time is celebrated across a twosome of covers. Via the lens of the photographic duo Mar+Vin and styled by Rita Lazzarotti, Andrade poses in looks from Fendi and Miu Miu.

The October 2024 Covers of Vogue Brazil with Rebeca Andrade:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Rebeca Andrade is the greatest Olympic medalist in the history of Brazil. She deserved BETTER!” forum member DK92 declared at once.

“I have no words… I can’t, just can’t. This is, I don’t know… tragic!” added matheus_s.

“They ruined her beauty. Rebeca Andrade looks unrecognizable,” Alquimista exclaimed.

Also massively disappointed was blueorchid. “Oh, lol, this is embarrassing. She’s really cute, what the hell were they thinking?” they asked.

TerraVera couldn’t have agreed more: “Oh no no no, not to Rebeca! This feels like sabotage. Why on earth did they do that to her? Rebecca is a natural beauty. The woman is so pretty with a beautiful soul and this is how they honor her? Shameful! Audaciously shameful!”

“They failed her!” VogueDisciple93 stated.

Share your very own thoughts on Vogue Brazil October 2024 with Rebeca Andrade, here.

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We look forward to ELLE France each and every week. After all, the weekly French fashion title is the gift that keeps on giving. Week after week, issue after issue, cover after cover, we constantly find ourselves in a state of awe over the magazine. Covers with Toni Garrn, Deva Cassell, Luna Bijl, Rebecca Leigh Longendyke, Emily Ratajkowski, and Penélope Cruz over recent weeks have received a standing ovation on theFashionSpot forums. This week’s installment is no different. Véronique Philipponnat continues to demonstrate her stellar choice in models, welcoming Mathilde Brandi as cover star. The Danish beauty poses for photographer Tom Schirmacher and is styled by Anne-Marie Brouillet in a mashup of pieces from Isabel Marant, Celine, A.P.C. Paris, Laurence Bras, and Chanel.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“So happy to see Mathilde Brandi,” praised prylvi.

“That’s a great cover!” enthused forum member Lola701.

EDEN21 commented: “Great cover and great editorial. Both are extremely basic, which goes to show the power of a good model and photographer!”

“I… love it!” voiced vogue28. “Always sound like a broken record whenever an ELLE France cover surfaces but everything is all just so well executed that I cannot possibly complain. The magazine’s choice of models is always top tier. So lovely to see Mathilde Brandi here!”

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Make no mistake D la Repubblica stays winning. Under the tutelage of former Vogue Italia editor-in-chief Emanuele Farneti, recent covers featuring Mariacarla Boscono and Lilli Cummings have commanded our attention completely. Volume #4 of D la Repubblica‘s ‘the BIG d’ offering is here for 2024. The limited-edition special collector’s issue is printed in a large format, two issues in one, and spread over 392 pages. Farneti welcomes back Rianne van Rompaey as a cover girl, mere weeks after her last. The Dutch beauty takes Sicily for the occasion, and joined by her fellow model friends throughout the Karim Sadli-shot shoot. For cover one (below), Rianne is styled by Jane How sporting a vintage bikini. For cover two, Rianne poses alongside Mica Argañaraz, Julia Nobis, Kiki Willems, Jonas Glöer, Leon Dame, and Paul Hameline.

The Covers of D la Repubblica ‘The Big D’ Volume #4 2024 with Rianne van Rompaey & Friends by Karim Sadli:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“They are best friends in their private lives. It’s a great cover. Farneti is doing an amazing job,” forum member BelkaniStaCouture commended.

“Skinny besties unite. Both covers are quite nice, I have no doubt that Sadli did a fantastic job here,” applauded aracic.

“Both covers are nice but it seems more suitable for the summer, not winter…” voiced Xone.

Not everyone was so forthcoming, however. “Depressing,” described Xone upon checking out the covers.

“The same people over and over. This cover does nothing for me,” GivenchyAddict confessed.

See more from D la Repubblica ‘The Big D’ Volume #4 2024 by Karim Sadli and join the conversation, here.

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We’ve begun to have a love/hate relationship with Vogue France. Throughout 2024, covers with Anok Yai and Vivienne Rohner have enthralled us to no end. On the opposite end of the scale, covers starring Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Celine Dion, and Sophie Marceau have felt like total missed opportunities. Vogue France head of editorial content Eugénie Trochu drops Anne Hathaway as the magazine’s cover star for November 2024. No stranger to the cover of Vogue, the American actress and muse of Donatella Versace poses for photographer Quentin de Briey. Tonne Goodman was enlisted as cover shoot stylist, who opted to dress Hathaway in an asymmetrical black Versace dress and Bulgari jewelry for the occasion of Anne’s debut French Vogue cover appearance.

The November 2024 Cover of Vogue France with Anne Hathaway:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Wow! Such a shame. Anne Hathaway is so beautiful and this is the shot they chose to run? For a cover?” immediately questioned RMDV.

“Wow, we need to start investing in the lighting crew. This ain’t no cover image,” shrieked aracic.

” A brick wall painted white. We’re never getting a cover with a budget again, are we?” sighed an underwhelmed forum member Lucien112.

Mepps noted: “It’s all so depressing!”

“Why would they do this to her? This is absolutely depressing. Just looks lazy… the lighting, styling, everything!” declared justaguy.

“It’s so Porter Magazine. Vogue France completely lost its identity,” scolded Marc10.

“Anne’s sleepy face says it all,” said jeje10.

See more of Anne Hathaway for Vogue France November 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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Since becoming British ELLE editor-in-chief in 2022, Kenya Hunt has been on a mission to reinstate the magazine to its former glory. Throughout 2024 alone, Hunt has managed to secure Lashana Lynch, Naomi Campbell, Margaret Qualley, Raye, Little Simz, Jodie Comer, Alicia Vikander, and Precious Lee have graced the British fashion publication. However, the covers themselves haven’t exactly hit the spot. Up next on British ELLE for November 2024 is Letitia Wright. The Guyanese-British actress makes a return to the magazine’s front cover for a third time, exactly two years after her last. Photographed by Christina Ebenezer and styled by Rudy Simba Betty, Letitia poses in a Prada dress from the Italian fashion house’s Fall 2024 collection (and also features in this season‘s Prada campaign).

The November 2024 Cover of British ELLE with Letitia Wright:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“UK ELLE loves Letitia Wright. She’s been on the cover three or four times now. Not so much on UK Harper’s Bazaar,” tigerrouge pointed out.

“I love the cover, styling, and photography,” praised forum member MModa.

“Love the cover. Letitia Wright’s skin tone is glowing in contrast to all the colors,” admired Urban Stylin.

Vogue28 commented: “Keep seeing this in the supermarket and while I love that purple backdrop and the Prada look on Letitia Wright here, I cannot help but feel this cover is very… glum. A smile or different pose from Letitia might’ve elevated this somewhat, because she’s looking very stiff, miserable, and uncomfortable in that particular cover shot!”

See more of Letitia Wright for British ELLE November 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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Over the past ten months, Christine Centenera has welcomed a plethora of A-list talent onto the cover of Vogue Australia. Everyone from Nicole Kidman and Zendaya to Naomi Campbell and Victoria Beckham have fronted the Aussie title throughout 2024. Centenera, who was appointed editor-in-chief last year, continues to demonstrate some serious pull by securing Kate Winslet as Vogue Australia cover girl for October 2024. Fresh from British Harper’s Bazaar, the English actress poses for photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen. Kate Phelan styled Winslet in a mashup of Tod’s, Wolford, and Longines. In the charming sunlit cover photograph, Kate catches some rays in the middle of a blooming meadow field to promote the Ellen Kuras-directed movie Lee (which is the story of photographer Lee Miller, a fashion model who became an acclaimed war correspondent for Vogue magazine during World War II).

The October 2024 Cover of Vogue Australia with Kate Winslet

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Kate Winslet has been promoting this damn movie for a year. Her October 2023 cover of American Vogue last year was in support of the same movie,” voiced KoV.

“Absolutely adore Winslet. She is always sharp and clever when doing interviews and talented AF. Will definitely watch this movie. It’s a cute cover,” admired WAVES.

“More often than not, I loathe whenever the cover subject isn’t looking out toward us readers but I feel like this shot was done right. It’s beautiful, love the lighting, the nonchalance of it all, and how beautiful Kate Winslet looks,” vogue28 voiced.

Mepps declared: “Annemarieke van Drimmelen never misses!”

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Here on theFashionSpot, we’re massive stans of M Le Magazine du Monde. After all, the supplement to the iconic French newspaper Le Monde is the gift that keeps on giving. Covers throughout 2024 starring the likes of Karlie Kloss and Mona Tougaard have enthralled us to no end. Marie-Pierre Lannelongue secures Kendall Jenner as M Le Magazine du Monde cover girl with the unveiling of this week’s issue dated October 25, 2024. Kendall, who showed up as a platinum blonde during the Spring 2025 season of Milan Fashion Week back in February, poses for photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch. The current face of Calvin Klein and MO&Co. is styled by Carlos Nazario throughout the studio-shot cover shoot. In the first cover (below), Kendall is all smiles in the energetic shot, sporting Celine. For the second alternative (after the jump), dons a chic black blazer and appears to be in deep thought.

The Covers of M Le Magazine du Monde with Kendall Jenner by Oliver Hadlee Pearch:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Awful…” cried out Xone the moment the cover (above) dropped.

“How to make a 28-year-old woman look 40…” exclaimed DK92.

“I’m sorry, I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw the cover. The hair is tragic. It’s so bad; it could have been OK, but the execution is a total fail. Even Ms. Jenner’s street style is a thousand times more superior to what I’m seeing here,” shared an underwhelmed badgalcrush.

Lucien112 declared: “Some people should never go blonde!”

“Sometimes Kendall Jenner will have a shot or two where I think she’s actually improved and then something like this happens. Truly atrocious work,” stated marsnoop2.

See more of Kendall Jenner for M Le Magazine du Monde and join the conversation, here.

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You’re no doubt fully aware that we love ourselves some D la Repubblica. The weekly supplement to the Italian newspaper La Repubblica is genuinely the gift that keeps on giving. Over recent weeks, covers featuring the likes of Naomi Campbell, Rianne van Rompaey, and Lilli Cummings have had us in a chokehold. This week’s offering dated October 19, 2024 is no different as D la Repubblica editor-in-chief Emanuele Farneti welcomes Mariacarla Boscono as cover girl. The newlywed Italian beauty is joined by husband Claudio Stecchi in the first of two covers, as the couple pose for photographic duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott immediately after their wedding ceremony. In the second cover, Boscono is captured by Carlijn Jacobs and dressed by stylist Jacob K in a Max Mara coat.

The Covers of D la Repubblica with Mariacarla Boscono:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“That is a fine man, Mariacarla. You go girl! And another beautiful cover. Makes you wonder why Farneti chose to drive Vogue into the ground when he’s clearly more than capable,” voiced aracic.

In the same frame of mind was vogue28. “Mariacarla Boscono has never done it for me, but I am very much a fan of this. Much prefer the Cariljn Jacobs cover/story over the one from Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. Everything from D la Repubblica is always just far more superior than what Vogue Italia is capable of, at the very least,” he praised.

“Never been one for Mariacarla Boscono. However, the story by Cariljn Jacobs is really good,” echoed forum member MModa.

Fiericification commented: “Beautiful! I love Carlijn’s work more and more these days. Her commitment to glamour is so appreciated!”

See more of Mariacarla Boscono for D la Repubblica and join the conversation, here.

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