For the second time this year, Angelo Pennetta shoots a twenty plus page spread for LOVE’s autumn issue. Featuring an all star cast including Lara Stone, Ana Beatriz Barros, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Alessandra Ambrosio, Eliza Cummings, Sienna Miller, Anne Vyalitsyna, Ashley Smith, Alexa Chung, Noemie Lenoir, Devon Aoki, Barbara Palvin, Emily Didonato, Cameron Russell, Carmen Kass, Julie Ordon, Claudia Mason, Tori Praver, Magdalena Frackowiak, Kirsty Hume and Ilvie Wittek, the girls wear provocative ensembles jointly styled by Katie Grand, Sally Lyndley and Victoria Young for Baby It’s You.

Note – partial nudity

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Set to be a jam-packed issue, here is our first look at Vogue US September with an editorial shot by the one and only Steven Meisel. Gathering up a group of eclectic all-star models, the six page spread hones in on the nomadic aspects of the fall collections. Styled by Edward Enninful in ornate patterns, luxurious fur and loud accessories, models Liu Wen, Karlie Kloss, Joan Smalls, Magdalena Frackowiak, Kasia Struss and Jourdan Dunn come together for We Are the World.

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The fall 2010 campaign from Lanvin will have you seeing double as the top model trio of Mariacarla Boscono, Anja Rubik and Magdalena Frackowiak strike a pose in the label’s elegant wear. Lensed by Steven Meisel, the trio as all hard edged and angles in mirrored images.

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1. Erin Wasson for Elle Italia August 2010 by David Mushegain
2. Magdalena Frackowiak by Greg Kadel for Numéro #115
3. Ashley Smith & Masha Novoselova by Ahmet Polat for Vogue Turkey
4. Eniko Mihalik by Miguel Reveriego for Numéro #115
5. Morning Beauty | Siri Tollerod by Miles Aldridge
6. Sara Blomqvist by John Lindquist for Vogue Turkey August 2010

Underneath studio lights, the August edition of Numéro presents the perfect opportunity for photographer Greg Kadel and model Magdalena Frackowiak to work together once again. With the aide of fashion editor Brian Molloy, Kadel captures Magdalena in leather-based ensembles from the likes of Gucci, Balenciaga and Givenchy that have a look of disheveled elegance.

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Givenchy’s fall haute couture collection garnered a more intimate gathering this season with a special presentation consisting of ten looks with ten models. Riccardo Tisci, the label’s creative director, said of the change, “I want to make couture even more special than it is, and not just another catwalk show.” Gone are the black ensembles and dramatic makeup which are replaced with neutral shades and ornate details of lace and fringe. Topping off the look are sleek silhouettes and tailored jackets.

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