Vogue Hommes International Fall Winter 2012-2013 : Stephanie Seymour and Marlon Teixeira by Terry Richardson

Vogue Hommes International 

Fall Winter 2012-2013

Stephanie Seymour and Marlon Teixeira by Terry Richardson

Givenchy Fall Winter 2012-2013 in Vogue Italia September 2012 'Face The Future'

'Face The Future'
Ph: Steven Meisel
St: Karl Templer
Model: Carolyn Murphy
Hair: Guido
Make-up: Pat McGrath
Set design: Mary Howard

Givenchy Fall Winter 2012-2013 in Vogue Italia September 2012

Kasia Struss in Céline blue coat from FW 12-13 for Vogue Russia September 2012

Model: Kasia Struss
Photographer: Claudia Knoepfel & Stefan Indlekofer
Stylist: Veronique Didry
Hair: Laurent Philippon
Make-up: Polly Osmond

Karlie Kloss in Céline for US Vogue September 2012 'Her Brilliant Career'

'Her Brilliant Career'
Photographer: David Sims
Model: Karlie Kloss
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair: Guido
Make-Up: Diane Kendal

Karlie Kloss in Balmain for US Vogue September 2012 'Her Brilliant Career'

'Her Brilliant Career'
Photographer: David Sims
Model: Karlie Kloss
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington
Hair: Guido
Make-Up: Diane Kendal

Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci Fall Winter 2012-2013 in Vogue Nederland September 2012

Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci Fall Winter 2012-2013 in Vogue Nederland September 2012

Photographer: Alique
Model: Vlada Roslyakova
Styling: Martien Mellema
Hair: Jerome Cultrera
Make-Up: Irena Ruben
Nails: Christina Conrad

Givenchy in Vogue China September 2012 'Femme Fatale'

'Femme Fatale'
Photographer: Inez & Vinoodh
Stylist: Nicoletta Santoro
Hair stylist: James Pecis
Makeup artist: Wendy Rowe
Models: Lindsey Wixson, Daria Strokous, Marie Piovesan

Arizona Muse in Givenchy for Vogue Korea September 2012

Arizona Muse in Givenchy fall winter 2012-2013 for Vogue Korea September 2012

Salma Hayek for Vogue Germany September 2012

Macho-(Alp)Traum [Macho's (Bad) Dream]
Photographer: Alexi Lubomirski
Star: Salma Hayek
Fashion Editor: Nicola Knels
Hair: Chris McMillan
Make-Up: Genevive
Nails: Gina Eppolito
Set Design: Mark Chandler

Rooney Mara and Riccardo Tisci in US Vogue September 2012 'The Vogue 120'

'The Vogue 120'

Rooney Mara and Riccardo Tisci in US Vogue September 2012 

Vogue Netherlands September 2012 : Ymre Stiekema

 Ymre Stiekema by Paul Bellaart for Vogue Netherlands September 2012

Vogue Hellas September 2012

Make up: Stellar @ D-tales
Hair: Dimitris Giannetos @ D-tales
Fashion editor: Michael Pandos
Photo: Errikos Andreou

Phoebe Philo in US Vogue September 2012 'The Vogue 120'

'The Vogue 120'

Phoebe Philo in US Vogue September 2012 'The Vogue 120'

Olivier Rousteing and Joan Smalls in US Vogue September 2012 'The Vogue 120'

'The Vogue 120'

Olivier Rousteing and Joan Smalls in Balmain clothes

Vogue Paris September 2012 - Lara Stone by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Lara Stone by  Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott for Vogue Paris September 2012 

Vogue Paris September 2012 - Daria Werbowy by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Daria Werbowy by  Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott for Vogue Paris September 2012 

Vogue Paris September 2012 - Kate Moss by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Kate Moss by  Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott for Vogue Paris September 2012 

Vogue Paris September 2012 - Kristen Stewart

Vogue Paris September 2012 - Kristen Stewart

PS: made by me

Vogue US September 2012 - Lady Gaga

Whether Lady Gaga, appearing on our cover for the second time, is touring the globe with a groundbreaking extravaganza world tour or launching the most innovative perfume in two decades, she does it entirely on her own terms. As in: She said yes to Coty’s request on the condition that the company not only conjure scent notes to her specification but figure out how to create a liquid that appears black in the bottle, but when sprayed, becomes clear. (After all, she points out, “The fragrance is called Fame. It must be black. It must be enticing. You must want to lick and touch and feel it, but the look of it must terrify you.”) Also on her own terms: the Born This Way Ball, her massive spectacle, which has just made its way through Asia and Australia and is destined next for Europe and the States. She banned video screens, instead dreaming up a “fortress” that lets her dance 50 feet above an audience of 30,000. "I really wanted to break the mold of what modern touring is now,” Gaga explains.

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