Fashion editor Camilla Nickerson outfits Theron in Alexander McQueen, Marchesa, Christoper Kane and Salvatore Ferragamo for the aquatic-themed shoot. I’m assuming the water represents rebirth and all that jazz — considering Theron’s split from  Stuart Townsend and her new film with director Jason Reitman, Young Adult – but Leibovitz comes up dry once again.*

And what’s happening with the underwater shot? Looks like Leibovitz employed the same Photoshopper from those Kardashian Kollection Sears catalogs.

Photos: Vogue

*Annie, get your pun. Anyone?

Forbidden love, over-saturation, and Marc Jacobs, oh my! This whimsical spread in Vogue for their August issue had us all sighing in wonderment. Raquel Zimmermann captivates in Givenchy, Mary Katrantzou and more, followed by a mysterious would-be paramour. The shoot was photographed by Steven Klein and styled by fashion editor Camilla Nickerson.

Jump down the rabbit hole and into fashion wonderland with the rest of the shots from this spread, below.

The main difference between the spreads is the presence of Amber’s son, Auden, thus confirming the American belief that children ruin your life and leave you a husk of a human being. The Italians, the story tells me, romp around their empty home with bigger hair and more dramatic eye make-up, struggling with their addiction to wine and moody cinema.

Steven Klein brings Amber’s desperation to light for U.S. Vogue with the help of stylist Camilla Nickerson, while her ten-year-old son proves the fierce fruit does not fall far from the supermodel tree. Across the pond, Craig McDean lenses Amber solo, benefiting from Edward Enninful‘s routinely amazing styling.

The two spreads are different and strong enough to stand on their own, but with Gisele and Britt Maren appearing in the same dress on the covers of Vogue Paris and Germany, respectively, I can’t help but wonder…

Are there too many Vogues?

I mean, in honesty, I can do with only the following five: Vogue Italia (the best), Vogue Paris (giving Alt a chance), Vogue Nippon (amazing editorials), U.S. Vogue (the glue that holds the family together) and Vogue Russia (because of this).

The others can shutter for all I care. And yes, I am referring to British Vogue — I don’t really care for it, despite Kate Winslet‘s recent stunner of a cover.

Anyway, check out the editorials below, try to see any comparisons and catch the rest of the photos on Lookbooks!

Photos: Fashiontography

Iman, Camilla Nickerson and Yoko Ono are a few names to grace the issue’s four sexy spreads.

V‘s new issue doesn’t hit stands ’til tomorrow. See the first looks here…

“Field of Dreams”

Photography:  Mario Sorrenti

Styling:  Camilla Nickerson

Model:  Raquel Zimmerman

Photography:  Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin

Art Directors:  Carine Roitfeld, Emmanuelle Alt and Camilla Nickerson

Models:   Bridget Hall, Dree Hemingway, Freja Beha Erichsen, Raquel Zimmermann, Anna de Rijk, Lara Stone, Isabeli Fontana, Tanga Moreau, Naomi Campbell, Talisa Soto and Daria Werbowy

There’s a new crop of girls infiltrating their way into editorials and campaign shots, Georgia May Jagger is one of them, as she’ll appear in the Hudson Jeans campaign for fall, which also marks her first ad campaign. “Georgia is the new era of girl,” said David Lipman, an advertising guru who is working on the campaign. “A miracle like this comes around every 30 years.”

Not only will she appear in the upcoming ad, but she has signed with the brand for a three-year contract.

Georgia May is in great company with this campaign—it will be shot by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Camilla Nickerson. If you’re in London this weekend, be on the lookout because the photo shoot will take place all over the city. And if you didn’t think Hudson Jeans was truly in love with the model, you will after you hear the concept. The whole theme of the shoot is a lifestyle shot—they’ll trail Georgia May around the city and to a club with her boyfriend Django James, who’s in the band Django James & the Midnight Squires. “But it’s really about Georgia,” said Lipman. “She is going to take the world by storm. Mark my words.”

Written by  modelinia

Malgosia Bela will span 114 pages in the Spring/Summer ’09 issue of Self Service, her editorial was shot by Mario Sorrenti, styled by Camilla Nickerson. There’s also a double cover of Raquel Zimmermann; the inside editorial featuring Raquel, Eniko Mihalik, Lara Stone, and Dree Hemingway titled “39 Looks,” which spans 66 pages; and Aline Weber’s spread called “The Obsessions.”

LINKAGE: Modelinia

I almost didn’t recognize Lara Stone and Eniko Mihalik in this super-Springy editorial in the April 2009 issue of W Magazine.

Stylist Camilla Nickerson mixed Mother Nature with looks from Chanel, Etro, Calvin Klein, and more: the models seem eerily and awesomely static and prop-like under bouquets, vines, leaves, and other vegetation.

GALLERY: Harvest by Mario Sorrenti.