Vogue covers, August 2015

August, what a lovely month! Lots of exciting things are taking place in the next 29 days, and that makes me really happy. Are this month's covers exciting as well? Some are.

It was shocking for me to see Kim on the cover of Vogue Spain, but the picture is not bad at all. I hate the text though. Is this Vogue or Hello magazine?
However, Vogue Paris nailed it with this cover (and issue). As you may know, Anna has covered Vogue Paris twice in the last 12 months. But this cover is the best one. I just love her smile, and the picture is perfect for a cover. Also, Julia Bergshoeff has 3 editorials in this issue. I bought it yesterday and I'm just obsessed. 

On the cover of US Vogue, we can see Nicole. It's not her best cover, that's for sure.

What about German Vogue? Well, they have 3 covers and they are all bad. I adore Edita and Constance, but the covers are not good. Too bad.
Behati is on the cover of Vogue Brazil, and I don't really like what I see. Her mouth distracts me, and ruins the cover.



Agosto, que mes tan bonito. Muchas cosas excitantes van a pasar en los próximos 29 días, y eso me hace feliz. ¿Son las portadas de este mes excitantes también? Algunas lo son.

Me chocó ver a Kim en la portada de Vogue España, pero la foto no es nada mala. Pero odio los titulares. ¿Es esto Vogue o el Hola?
Sin embargo, en Vogue París han dado en el clavo con esta portada (y número en general). Como puede que ya sepáis, Anna ha estado en la portada de Vogue París dos veces más en los últimos 12 meses. Pero esta portada es la mejor. Me encanta su sonrisa y la foto es perfecta para una portada. Además, Julia Bergshoeff tiene 3 editos en este número. Me la compré ayer y estoy obsesionada.

En la portada de US Vogue vemos a Nicole. No es su mejor portada.

¿Y qué decir que Vogue Alemania? Bueno, pues que tienen 3 portadas y todas son malas. Adoro a Edita y a Constance, pero las portadas son malas. Una pena.
Behati está en la portada de Vogue Brasil, y no me gusta lo que veo. Su boca se ve rara, y destroza la portada.



Vogue Spain August 2015: Kim Kardashian by Theo Wenner




Vogue Paris August 2015: Anna Ewers by Inez & Vinoodh




Vogue USA August 2015: Nicole Kidman by Patrick Dermarchelier




Vogue Germany August 2015: Edita Vilkeviciute, Constance Jablonski & Mica Argañaraz by Giampaolo Sgura

Vogue Brazil August 2015: Behati Prinsloo by Zee Nunes

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