Jezebel: covers

February Ladymag Covers Make Like the Wind

Margaret — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 12:30:00 EST

The new issues of Elle and Harper's Bazaar are out, and judging from the covers, the new trend for spring is "wind swept".

Kate Hudson frolics in a yellow lingerie-esque dress and rails against the paparazzi in the new issue of Elle.

And Scarlett Johansson struggles to stay upright on the cover of Harper's Bazaar.

'Playboy' Gets Religious

Maria — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 09:45:00 EST

The Blessed Virgin Mary appears! Just in time for Christmas, Playboy has released an issue in Mexico with a woman depicting um, a sexy nude Virgin Mary on the cover. [The Sun]

MagHag

Dodai — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:40:00 EDT

Behold, Saint Angelina, on the cover of W, breastfeeding. As you'll recall, this is the shoot done by Brad Pitt himself, with the fancy camera Angie bought him. Intimate? Yes. But perhaps refreshingly stripped of artifice? After the femme-bot Anne Hathaway cover, isn't it nice to see W do something without all the hair, makeup, lighting and PhotoShop? (Click to enlarge.) [Just Jared]

MagHag

Dodai — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:30:00 EDT

In their never-ending campaign to prove there is nothing they cannot do, Brad Pitt will shoot Angelina Jolie and the kids for the November cover of W magazine. Photography is a hobby of Brad's and Angie gave him a Littman 45 single camera as a birthday gift. Will the shots be moody? Playful? Wistful? Photoshopped? [Fashion Week Daily]

MagHag

Dodai — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:45:00 EDT

Is Blake Lively unhappy about her Seventeen cover? According to the New York Post, her "camp" is "not thrilled." Why ever not? Gotta love the huge smile, really windswept tresses and "perfect hair" cover line. (Was the photo studio in a wind tunnel?) [Page Six]

Getting Dumped

Dodai — Thu, 29 May 2008 14:45:00 EDT

The cover of this week's New York Press features the legs of the Sex And The City characters coming out of garbage cans. The reviewer "trashes" the movie, get it? But yeah. Treating women like toxic waste, so funny. A tipster points out that the image is similar to an old and incredibly sexist Esquire cover. Are we regressing in our depiction of women? (Click the picture to see both covers.) [NY Press, Esquire]