Tina Turner - What's Love Got To Do With It (Zimmer Rework) - Free Download

55 years into her career Tina Turner scores her very first Vogue cover! (This also makes her the oldest person to ever grace a Vogue cover btw.) She's a true badass and we think Vogue Deutschland have a kickass cover for their April issue. Tina has a distinct style and we think this is way overdue and the way forward in publishing for sure. We need a soundtrack so go grab this re-work of iconic What's Love Got To Do With It by French DJ Zimmer and get your groove on! Enjoy!

Cover Girl @ Vogue Fabrics, London - VIP Ticket Giveaway

Londoners! The darling Alùn Davies (Lady GaGa, Vogue Italia) is gearing up for premiering the badass club night Cover Girl at legendary Dalston venue Vogue Fabrics on November the 16th! We're super excited to have the opportunity to put 5 names down on the VIP list for the opening night. And yes, it's +1 so you can bring your best friend and shake your money makers all night! (Obviously you have to be in London, or be willing make your own way there.) Simply post your favourite club anthem on our Facebook wall (needs to be liked to work) and we'll draw 5 names on Thursday the 15th! Best of luck! Alùn says it'll be a night of disco, electro, glamour and pop so we're gearing up some kiki'ing with Madonna! 

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Kate Moss for Vogue September 2011 by Mario Testino

Anna Wintour and the Vogue America ship are pulling out the big guns for the all important September issue. This year it contains 584 ad pages (most of any fashion title) earning them $92 million in revenue from this issue alone. Wow! To sell this they've enlisted Mario Testino to shoot Kate Moss in a made-to-order Alexander McQueen maroon hand-frayed organza & ostrich feather gown. Check, check, check! Kate is so well put together we for a split second thought this was a vintage shoot from the 90's! But alas, no it's brand new. Do you like it?

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Metropolis by Karl Lagerfeld

Fritz Lang's 1927 masterpiece Metropolis has inspired numerous generations of film makers, artists and designers. Set in a futuristic urban dystopia it seems forever relevant. We've fallen in love with Karl Lagerfeld's interpretation for the February 2010 issue of German Vogue. Using his favourite male model Baptiste Giabiconi and Toni Garrn he's created a beautiful editorial that stays true to the original. Watch a clip from the movie below.