What do Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears have to do with Fashion and the Big Celebrity Boom?

Edited by Benjamin Kanarek

From Benjamin Kanarek Blog

Celebrities and Fashion have always been synonymous. However, today more than ever, fashion magazines are featuring more celebrities than immigrants trying to get into the USA for their Green Card. In many cases these highly regarded magazines are using celebrities more often than Super Models for their covers. There are many reasons for this and in my opinion some of those decisions have more to do with the Politics of Fashion than the notoriety of the Celebrity.

Carine Roitfeld’s Second To Last Vogue Paris Cover

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Carine Roitfeld will be officially replaced by Emmanuelle Alt on February 1st, but we’ve got two more Roitfeld-ified French Vogue issues before we see how Alt will handle her Editorship. Front covering her second to last issue, perhaps to little surprise, is Lara Stone. We’ve seen many a Stoned page throughout Carine’s tenure, and here she stuns with gap toothed lush lipped wonder. In the hues of the impending season, nacarat peach and dusty violet, she emanates cool off the bursting floral horizon. Let’s take our time and enjoy this gorgeous issue, but really, how do you think her last cover will look?

Heidi Klum Strikes a Pose for the Cover of Elle France

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Only Heidi Klum and her slammin’ bod could make a drapey jumpsuit look sexy.

Anne Hathaway Wearing Balmain’s Sloppy Seconds (Or Sevenths)

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Well well well. Fancy seeing you around here, dress that’s been on nearly every damn magazine cover this season.

CHAOS | RORY TORRENS by PICZO

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Another cover story is coming from Chaos Magazine – The Young & Reckless issue. “Rory Runs It. Back In London.” features Brit-model Rory Torrens Major / Viva captured by Piczo and styled by Kevin K.. The digital download of the complete issue with over 300 pages of thought…

OntFront made it on the cover of Eqsuire

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Tygo Gernandt rocking an OntFront blazer (FW2010-11) on the cover of the Esquire! Thank you Tygo!

Spread 'EM: Marc Jacobs & Lady Gaga Cover V Mag NY Issue #67

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Marc Jacobs and Lady Gaga have been revealed as the cover stars for V magazine’s “New York” issue. With GaGa as lady Liberty & Marc perfectly suited up- I think they make a lovely pair. The art direction is festive and fun. 

Harper’s Bazaar UK October 2010 Cover | Karen Elson by Alexi Lubomirski

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Karen Elson photographed by Alexi Lubomirski for Harper’s Bazaar UK October 2010 (TFS) Email Fashion Gone Rogue | Follow @fashgonerogue on Twitter © Joanna for Fashion Gone Rogue: The Latest in Editorials and Campaigns , 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

Kate Lands Another Cover

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Though it’s not Kate Moss this time as the cover girl. October marks the 25th anniversary of ELLE magazine in the UK and for some reason they thought Kate Hudson would be the best choice. The issue, which hits stands tomorrow, is part of a special collection featuring five …

Lindsay Lohan covers Vanity Fair October 2010

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Lindsay Lohan Vanity Fair Cover Picture October

It's just the first day of September and already October covers have started  to leak on to the internet. Lindsay Lohan recently finished a stint in jail and rehab (all publicity is good publicity) and now the former teen actress is on the cover of Vanity Fair.  She is styled to look like an iconic 60's beauty and in the accompanying interview she discusses her career, her rocky past and her recent trial.

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I miss Lindsay Lohan (circa 2004) when she was the star of Mean Girls, hopefully she can turn her career around and pick up where she left off. In the Interview she attributes her problems to her dad and a lack of guidance when she first moved to Hollywood.

“it was very go-go-go and I had a lot of responsibility; and I think just the second I didn’t have structure anymore—I was 18, 19—with a ton of money and no one really here to tell me that I couldn’t do certain things … And I see where that’s gotten me now, and I don’t like it.”-Lindsay