I came across this spread a few days ago, but I wanted to make sure I had my facts straight. According to the Cut and Models.com, Rose Cordero is the first black model to appear on the cover of Vogue Paris since Liya Kebede in 2002. I’m not going to make a fuss about it, it’s historical, however Rose continues to work and book shows and in my eyes that’s making history everyday. Thanks Vogue Paris for noticing! 
I’m starting to think I have an obsession with Domincan models; first Arlenis, now Rose! She looks beyond stunning in this ode to 80s icon Grace Jones inspired shoot for Vogue Paris! She was shot by Paolo Kudacki and style by Melanie Huynh while attacking Grace’s edge, sharpness and intensity. This spread evokes glamour and power; Rose is not playing!
Kate Moss, Vogue Paris, October 2009
I love it… It’s getting cool and I need a good leather in my life… Thanks for the inspiration Kate. 
Wow I am speechless. I love this cover of Vogue Paris featuring the poster girl of edge, Lara Stone. What a transformation! The dark hair, visible eyebrows, the coy/girlish glare, with no gap in sight; it’s safe to say that this isn’t the Lara we’re use to. I love it. I’m sure she’s returned to her punky blonde ways, but kudos Vogue Paris. Check her out below in the November 08 issue of iD.
In this editorial shot by Terry Richardson, Natasha and Anja epotimize the idea of the “girl crush.” These shots tell a story of a Parisian psychedelic love affair that one can’t help but to be drawn into. Anja is officially on model watch.
