Worst Covers

Seriously what was Esquire thinking when they decided to put Justin Timberlake around blazing wild flames? This is bad on so many levels.

Tavi is a pint sized fashion blogger, not a model and we’re not sure why L’Officiel insists putting her on their cover…again.

Glamour is all about sisterhood with Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore, and Alicia Keys taking over. Unfortunately, the cover feels crowded and blah-oring (that’s when you mix blah and boring).

Gerard Butler is an amazing actor and a cool guy (he even goes to fashion week), but LA Confidential made him look lame, especially when they captured a shot of him laughing then included the phrase, “Hollywood’s sexiest leading man has the last laugh.” Yes, we get why you chose that photo now.

Sorry Rachel Weisz, your Lucky magazine cover appears to be extremely posed and you’re being overshadowed by “free stuff.”

We’re excited Michelle Williams will be playing Marilyn Monroe in an upcoming film, we don’t love that this Vogue cover is basically an ad for the flick.

Best Covers

Seeing what Lady Gaga actually looks like on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar is refreshingly beautiful.

Packing a pink punch, Katy Perry rocked the cover of InStyle shot by Jenny Gage!

A new Olsen sister is becoming the apple of our fashion eye thanks to her Nylon cover. More Elizabeth Olsen please?

We adore seeing the face of a voice that’s always in our heads, Adele and her bombshell beauty elegantly swept the cover of Vogue British.

Meanwhile, GQ British featured the legendary Keith Richards and you can see the rock wisdom in his eyes.

Having more fun this time, we see Justin Timberlake alongside Amanda Seyfried go patriotic for the cover of W.

For better or worse, which covers left an impression on you this month?

Best Covers

If there’s two things we know it’s that fashion and Freja go hand in hand, so kudos to Vogue British for their cover.

Christina Ricci has been making a major comeback in the style scene and this print heavy wide-eyed Nylon cover suits her (and the mag) well.

Tongue out and ice cream in her eye, Lindsey Wixson and i-D magazine aren’t taking fall fashion so seriously, they’re having fun, which we’re big fans of!

Now we’re not huge fans of Twilight at MyFDB, but there’s no denying how captivating Kristen Stewart appears in this glamorously seductive cover for W.

Beyonce gracing the cover of Bazaar? Yes, and she works wonders in front of photog Alexi Lubomirski.

Blushing model bride Kate Moss on the cover of US Vogue…enough said. The magazine practically sells itself.

Worst Covers

Jessica Alba is a doll in an LBD, but Lucky‘s pink text is completely overshadowing the actress.

The same issue is found on GQ British‘s September cover. More Bar Refaeli, less words.

Numero‘s black and white cover looks great, it’s just at tad overcrowded with five models being featured.

Muse‘s cover shot, which is normally more artistic and fashion forward, feels a bit cheesy by placing the words “Full On!” above Doutzen Kroes‘ cleavage.

We’re on the fence about GQ Italia‘s cover. We like seeing Rooney Mara promote her character in “Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”, but we’d also like to see the actress’ natural beauty.

Town & Country? Although, we are Hemingway fans, this magazine is still around and we’re not sure why.

Best Covers

First up we have a stunning Vogue Paris cover from Inez & Vinoodh featuring Lara Stone‘s intense gaze as an airplane zooms behind her.

Then LOVE showed Stone it’s okay to cry with two tears running down her face.

Elle UK‘s cover had us doing a double-take with Lily Allen, who could pass for Crystal Renn’s doppleganger.

Zoe Saldana totally FLAUNTed it for the mag’s cover in a nude body suit.

Angela Lindvall brought some family values to Numero Toyko in a short green frock.

Meanwhile, Samantha Gradoville looked seriously seductive on the cover of Numero.

Worst Covers

Kim Kardashian covers Cosmopolitan in a dull shot that’s hardly flattering or sexy.

GQ British tapped Charlie Sheen for their cover, but it was all a tease as they failed to provide a solid corresponding editorial.

i-D magazine turned sweet Behati Prinsloo into a scary heavy metal machine.

We’re not sure what the story is behind W‘s cover, but Tilda Swinton isn’t making us want to flip through the mag.

We really do like gorgeous Freida Pinto’s Interview cover, we’re just not impressed because it’s practically identical to the mag’s cover with Tom Ford.

Instead of taking her photo Dazed & Confused opted for an illustrated shot of Bjork, who serves as the publication’s guest editor.