Shot by Cédric Buchet, this spread features some highly intense love between Eniko Mihalik and a mannequin.

An ode to Keith Haring’s work, Isabeli Fontana rocks body paint in this spread for Vogue Paris.

Photographer: David Sims

Model: Isabeli Fontana

Patricia Schmidt stars in this editorial for Vogue Paris called “Vision Panoramique.”

I don’t really like Eva Herzigova, but here she is in the latest spread by Hedi Slimane for Vogue Paris.

I think it’s actually called ‘Débauche de Pigments’ but close enough.

Kate Moss still models!

Carine Roitfeld’s love for Lara Stone can no longer be attributed to her wispy blonde hair and ample breasts. Taking things a step further from the September cover of Vogue Paris where Roitfeld styled her with brown hair and (gasp) visible eyebrows, she is now transformed into a wide variety of stereotypes. Rave attendee, china doll, and fierce tribal leader are all present in this diverse editorial where Lara Stone becomes almost unrecognizable.

GALLERY: Lara for Vogue Paris

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Tao Okamoto as Tina Chow in this month’s Paris Vogue.

It wasn’t until I was saw Mikael Jansson’s spread for Vogue Paris September 2009 that I realized what my favorite fall trend is: timeless androgyny. Inspired by Diane Keaton’s role as Annie Hall, Jansson’s spread features model Anna Jagodzinska dressed in an array of androgynous 70’s menswear. While the androgyny trend is a few seasons running, I love the simple, professional and somewhat preppy feel of this trendy throwback. But remember ladies, keep the hair and makeup feminine and simple to avoid the butch/costume/tranny look!

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “Diane K” Vogue Paris September 2009

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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

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Anna Wintour, listen up! All is not lost, here IS hope for the boring studio shoots you insist on using every issue. All you need is some refreshing styling, posing that does not include jumping, and a diverse cast of the hottest models of the moment. A spark of Vogue Paris magic doesn’t hurt either, as proven by this epic studio shot in the August Issue of the French counterpart of Vogue. 64 pages long, this is a studio shoot that has a little something for everyone.

GALLERY: ADA de la Mode

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What isn’t to covet about Lara Stone? First the gal gets an entire issue of Vogue Paris all to herself, and now she has three stunning male models wrapped around her finger in DSquared2’s Fall 2009 Campaign. I can’t decide which I’d want more, but I’m leaning towards the latter.

Shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, DSquared2 designers Dean and Dan Caten were originally supposed to appear in the series of ads, but I don’t think anyone will complain about the replacements! 

GALLERY: AD-DICT: Lara Stone for DSquared2 Fall 2009 Campaign

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I’ve definitely got a soft spot in my heart for photographer Bruce Weber’s ”Love Makes The World Go Round,” in Vogue Paris June/July 2009 issue. Styled in innocent, nautical garb, Sasha Pivovarova and her baby-faced male model counterpart bust some Billy Elliot moves in the sand. From the emotion to the wind-blown hair, everything about this spread is natural…well, besides Pivovarova’s butt padding! 

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “Love Makes The World Go Round” Vogue Paris June/July 2009

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Terry Richardson “Toutes Jambes” Vogue June/July 09 photoshoot. Doesn’t this make you want to disco?

Styled by Carine Roitfeld and photographed by David Sims, this spread features models Kamila Filipcikova and Monika Jagaciak rocking patterns.

Carine Roitfeld styled this spread herself, with the help of photographer Mario Sorrenti. Titled ‘Serie Noire,’ the spread stars models Guinevere Van Seenus and Eniko Mihalik.