Polish hottie Magdalena caught the eye of fame photog Hedi Slimane.

Shot by: Craig McDean
Styled by: Karl Templer
Models: Alla Kostromicheva, Constance Jablonski, Magdalena Frackowiak, Monika Jagaciak and Sigrid Agren

This fun shopping inspired editorial lets us all be part of the fun by implying that supermodels and Chanel lovers shop at H&M and The Gap, just like us! Well, I don’t shop at The Gap but I do appreciate the efforts here – it’s been too long since someone has blatantly willed me to shop like this.

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That is the most fabulous looking dog walker I’ve ever seen.  Magdalena Frackowiak looks gorgeous in this entire spread for Vogue France, and has been gracing other ad campaigns  all over (Harajuku Lovers campaign, awesome.)  Check out the rest of the spread in the gallery.

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: Magdalena Frackowiak

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A smash of style indeed! Craig McDean’s most recent spread for Vogue Italia is certainly turning mixed and matched styles around, making them more glamorized than their typical fashion faux pas status. Models Magdalena Frackowiak, Eniko Mihalik, Jourdan Dunn, Evelina Mambetova, and Suzie Bird totally rock out the conglomerate of studded boots, ballerina skirts, layered chains, bows, lace gloves, corsets, fur pelts and sun hats, as well as their furled hair and caked on makeup. Loving the creepy stares and natural, somewhat masculine body language too. All in all, the styling is impeccable and Vogue Italia is finally starting to break the safe, conservative mold. 

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “The Now Smash of Style” Vogue Italia May 2009

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Magdalena Frackowiak is stunning in this spread titled Á Fleur de Peau, for Numéro (Issue #103) shot by  Sølve Sundsbø.

Magdalena Frackowiak for Numéro 103 (May 09) shot by Solve Sundsbo. Such a beautiful cover, love the contrast of the all pale makeup and blond hair to the brightness of the orchid stem.

Polish modle Magdalena Frackowiak wears Jean Paul Gaultier on the cover of the May 2009 issue of Vogue Russia. Love that the sailor/nautical look never goes out of style, and is brought back every summer. Also find it interesting that the entire cover is in the Russian traditional colors: white (meaning nobility and sincerity), blue (for truthfulness, commitment and purity), and red (which stands for bravery, valor and love).