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I hoped it was just a joke, but it proved to be only the saddest of truth: Jessica Biel covered Vogue US, the February 2010 issue. And because the cover looks like an old Ralph Lauren ad, I can’t get over the feeling that their real cover girl walked on them at the last minute so they had to get someone available. Someone who’s always available. Jessica Biel! What a refreshing view! Not.

Instead of dancing the calm dance because they’ll leave Vogue US far behind even if they go with (again) Lara Stone for the cover, Vogue Paris went for a gorgeous looking (comme d’habitude) Daria Werbowy. On hot desert location. Oh, it’s so hard! Which one to choose, which one to lose? (the story continues after the jump with more images, click here to see the gallery!)

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Julianne Moore is the new spokesface for Bvlgari’s jewelry and accessories Spring Summer 2010 campaign.

The ad looks great, with a special exotic touch. Special notes: I love Bvlgari. Always have. Their chunkiness and straight forward appeal whisper to my heart. Even more special note: I love Julianne Moore. She just keeps it real, besides being incredibly beautiful and hugely talented. Beyond special note: now if someone can point Julianne Moore in the photograph below, I’d be endlessly grateful! (I simply refuse to believe the prune can transform someone’s face to that point and that angle can slim one down to transparency!) (photo via)

As you already know and heard it with every occasion presented to me – I like Julianne Moore! Anyone still surprised? I mean look at her doing this Harper’s Bazaar UK, February 2010? The woman is flawless!

No JLo factor, no Gaga enhancements, only a stunningly good looking redhead in her 40s. It could be any of you! Black, blonde, brunette! You are beautiful just the way you are! Now let’s get a famous photographer to portrait that and you’re cover material! (more images right after the jump, click here to see the gallery) (photos via)

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Jamie Bochert is the new it model right now. Maybe because the fashion world has had enough of Lara Stone and her Bardot-ness, terribly skinny punk looking androgynous Jamie is just what we needed! At leas I embrace her presence (as you’ll see soon) in next year’s ad campaigns.

Why am I talking about Jamie Bochert? Because she’s the one bouncing for Lanvin’s Spring Summer 2010 campaign! Right next to Inez and Vinoodh who were photographs and photographed for Lanvin’s campaign! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)

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One of the advantages of having a Husband (who, besides being the most wonderful on the planet, in the entire Universe, ever, forever – have I said that already? Hmmm) who is passionate about photography is being au courant with certain things.

And the Aubade Calendar is one of them. Join me after the jump for the exquisite Aubade Calendrier 2010. (or you can see the gallery here)

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While feeling funny about already talking January 2010 magazines and observing they still log on to the supers – safe – mode, I want to point that Elle Magazine’s perspective is rather twisted and mean (you’ll see just what I mean throughout this very article).

Helena Christensen (who, for the record, I favorite amongst the supers and by right, for she truly is a beautiful woman) covers Elle January 2010, the UK edition. (the story continues right after the jump! Click through to discover the second cover and a gallery with Helena Christensen from Elle Magazine!)

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Luckily, before I got to throw Lara Stone in a box and lock it away ad infinitum, Carine made an effort and highlighted someone else instead: Laetitia Casta is the main model – feature of this Vogue Paris Decembre/Janvier 2009/2010 with no less than three pictorials.

And if memory serves me well, she had her baby this year (she was marvelously but oh-so-heavily pregnant at Cannes 2009, wasn’t she?) so that makes it even more interesting to see her Vogue Paris work! (the story continues right after the jump with more images, you can skip to the gallery here)

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I loved Moloko. I did! It was a musical ray of light, only in high-tech, light and happy. And I was somewhat saddened to find out they were calling it quits few years ago. Then again it was a happy moment because Roisin Murphy went on her solo path.

There’s something about the Irish. Something turning their blood into something highly artistic. Just look at Roisin (click through to see the gallery) – she as natural as a model as she is a singer/performer. (the story continues right after the jump!)

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