The 80’s inspiration here is pretty obvious: incase the title or the teased blonde hair with an extreme side part didn’t clue you in photos of Deborah Harry herself litter the streets that Raquel Zimmermann is so chicly stomping down. I love how Vogue Paris September issue is just one big costume party.

GALLERY: Blondie

SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rogue

Pixie Geldof has been accumulating some pretty heavy modeling gigs lately, including the cover of Vogue Italia and face of Agent Provocateur. Here she appears in British Vogue as a glamours punk, not really a stretch for Pixie but, hey, if it’s not broke don’t fix it. Get your fill of Pixie (and pixie cuts!) in the gallery.

GALLERY: Pixie for Vogue UK

SOURCE: Models.com and The Fashion Spot

The Louis Vuitton hairpieces worn by Natalia Vodianova in Vogue Russia give this shoot a vintage Playboy/oldschool Madonna feel.  I love her dark eye makeup and these bunny-like bows.  

Alasdair McLellan shot Sigrid Agren for the pages of i-Ds 300th Anniversary issue.

Alasdair McLellan shot Agyness Deyn for the Summer 2009 issue of Berlin-based magazine 032c. Love the cover layout, but why the censorship?

Remember when Jourdan Dunn was just a fresh faced teenager? Now the English beauty is a big name in fashion.

Titled “It Will Be Ready, When It’s Ready” from i-D November 2008, Jourdan stared in the above spread shot by Alasdair McLellan for a story on Azzedine Alaïa’s designs.

Fashion Indie recently posed some images from “The Life of A Boy Model” in the recent issue of Arena Homme +. In addition to those photos, the gallery below includes part II of the editorial and the actual editorial. The spread, shot by photographer Alasdair McLellan, features top male models George Barnett, Cole Mohr, Ash Stymest, Josh Beech and Luke Worrall in all of their natural, charming, tattooed boy glory. 

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “The Life Of A Boy Model” Arena Homme +

Thanks to The Fashionisto for the images!

Let me start out by saying that I find Drew Barrymore incredibly photogenic. And I don’t think you should stop doing magazine covers just because you’re over 30. And I’m down with Pop.

But I don’t find Drew much of a fashion muse, and I don’t know why Alasdair McLellan would agree to shoot such an unimaginative story for Pop’s 20th anniversary / animals / winter issue. On one hand, a casual look in an interesting choice for such a high-profile celebrity, and Drew looks cute; but… it’s a tad lacking.

Scans from The Fashion Spot.

Lara Stone in the November issue of i-D, shot by Alasdair McLellan, featuring the late Randy Johnston

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