This is a simple coverdone right.The two may not be a couple anymore but they both look chic & stunning.  (We’re suckers for bold red lips and lady tuxes.)

Now the only question is: Which do you like the best?

Tilda givin’ a little twist in Another by Craig McDean.

1. Tilda Swinton

One of the most striking women in film, on the red carpet and in fashion spreads, look no further for Swinton’s editorial excellence than this month’s W.

Masculin/feminin by Tim Walker.

Shot by Andrew MacPherson and styled by Brett Bailey, the bodacious raptress lets her hair down, snarls a lot and generally looks like the best thing going on in the world right now.

Wearing Gareth Pugh, Jean Paul Gaultier, House of Holland and vintage Versace, Minaj is demure by…well, Nicki Minaj standards.

Photos: BlackBook

Naomi Watts is the covergirl of Blackbook magazine for the May issue. The spread is really original and it’s good to see Naomi in a different way.

Entire gallery on Envy

The October issue of Blackbook won’t be on newsstands until next week, but here’s a sneak of the photo shoot.

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Oh, Cole and Ash, you’ve done the fashion industry wonders by making your skinny, tattooed selves so appealing. Bring on the ink!

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “Milan’s Tattooed Love Boys” BlackBook September 2009

Thanks BlackBook!

As a huge fan of Evan’s red hair these black and white photos are mildly disappointing, but I will admit I am just as excited for her appearance on TrueBlood as BlackBook is with their “Hot vamp, I love you so!” by line.

SOURCE: Fashion Copious

Tim Burton is set to exhibit his work at the MOMA in November.

LINKAGE: Blackbook

Check out the interview on Blackbook.

Mark Squires shot Dior darling Marion Cotillard for the June/July 2009 issue of BlackBook Magazine.

In the spread she wears Chanel, Moschino, Stella McCartney, Marc Jacobs, and more.

GALLERY: Marion Cotillard for BlackBook, June/July 2009.

The Spring 2009 cover of tar magazine features the above graphic of Kate Moss. Created by Damien Hirst, the image exposes half of Kate’s face – instead of distorting a model’s face by airbrushing a photograph, Hirst peeks into the true, and not always pretty, side of human anatomy.

The biannual arts magazine (co-founded by BlackBook founder Evanly Schindler and Maurizio Marchiori of Diesel) releases its second issue April 15

(Note:  Hirst’s version of Kate is based on her March 2005 cover of W Magazine.)

Cole Mohr was featured in a spread for BlackBook’s April issue. Pretty cool shoot. Like the new haircut!

Gallery: SPREAD UM: Cole Mohr For BlackBook April 2009

Courtesy of: The Fashionisto

Amy Adams covers the March 2009 issue of BlackBook.

I think this is a great shoot: she’s made-up and styled, but still looks like herself — and actually a little like Nicole Kidman on the cover.

GALLERY: Amy Adams for BlackBook, March 2009.

I’m not sure why Vincent Gallo is invited to Fashion Week every year, probably to create easy content for bloggers like myself and the good people at Blackbook. Blackbook’s videographer Liz Glover had a run-in with Gallo about the authenticity of his leather jacket.

Here’s what happened:

So yes, our videographer Liz Glover has a certain history with Vincent Gallo. And though things began civilly enough, things degenerated when — all in good fun! — Liz made a crack about Gallo’s leather jacket, asking if it was in fact pleather. Let the record reflect we are in no way insinuating that Vincent Gallo would wear a pleather jacket! Quite the opposite in fact. Nevertheless, the jibe inspired Gallo’s ire: “If you print that [Ed. note: 'print'?], I will track you down and make you wish you had never been born.”

Check out the taped interaction HERE