It’s not just the March 2012 cover of Vogue Korea that Karlie Kloss has secured, but also a more striking cover for Numero’s upcoming edition.

Some basic math. Karlie Kloss + crop top = strong issue sales for Vogue Korea.

Are we going to sit here and pretend that we’re even tempted to run out and fill up our wardrobes with billowy plastic bag leg-covers and jackets that look like they’re made from tent tarp picked up at the local army surplus store? No. Not for a second. Credit to Marie Chaix’s styling for being, if nothing else, creative – and of course to Karlie …

A traditional suit with Dadaist details, bare deltoids as the latest “artsy-girl erogenous zone”, and a painter’s palette of colours that “haven’t been cool for about 30 years”, declared now to be (almost perversely) chic. Vogue US’s Modern Art shoot is determined to intellectualise the cross-over of today’s modern art and modernism as it was in the early half of the 20th century. Really though …

When it comes to fall 2012, two colours dominate: red and gold. We’ve counted the two of them on in-numerous catwalks interpreted a plethora of ways. Often the gold is set against black and the red worn as a block colour. That’s the norm, if you will. How the two colours are interpreted is where each designer varies. Designer Reem Acra has offered up them …

With clashing prints and textures against a minimalist’s nightmare of a house, this shoot is as busy as a New York street in peak hour. But when the 1950s and 60′s are your fashion inspiration – and when Karlie Kloss is your model – that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Kloss wears every ladylike outfit with sweet conviction, from the lace dresses to the vintage-inspired …

Gwyneth Paltrow does justice to the dress Karlie Kloss made famous.

With wet hair framing a classic look of red lips and blushing cheeks, Karlie Kloss is the undisputed queen of modern mermaids. If you doubted that the under-the-sea theme was a conscious inspiration driving Karlie’s look for Vogue Australia, you need only watch the behind the scenes video of the shoot (you can see it after the break). One dress has the none-too-subtle symbolism of …

Dainty shoes, classic sunglasses, a swirl of wispy ostrich feathers… It’s all quintessential Oscar de la Renta in this campaign with  Karlie Kloss. Craig McDean’s photos are a little glossed over, taking out some of the reality to the shots – which seems an unnecessary step for someone as naturally stunning as the 19 year old Kloss. But over-touched perfection aside, it’s a campaign that …

It may be that the presence of Karlie Kloss in the look book helps to sell it; but we can’t help thinking that this Free People daisy dress with lace cut-out detailing at the waist is the kind of piece you’d end up wearing to death. It’s available in red, but the ivory colour is definitely our pick.