The Glossies: All the January 2014 Covers We Loved and Hated
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Vogue Portugal
This cover has a very Tom Ford feel (and we mean that in the best possible way).
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Elle Canada
Let's hope no one gets inspired to invest in Alana Zimmer's sheer trench, but the bright colors do make it an undeniably happy cover.
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Vanity Fair
Even men aren't immune to the wax-like effect of over-Photoshopping. Though Bradley Cooper's blue eyes do look seductively piercing.
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Vogue Netherlands
Here's an outfit most of us wouldn't mind unwrapping.
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S Moda
Edie Campbell may not be showing off much in the way of actual fashion, but her haircut is rather inspiring.
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Vogue Russia
Georgia May Jagger goes mod for this month's issue of Vogue Russia, but her stunning eyes aren't enough to compensate for the outdated barrel curls and questionable outfit.
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Vogue Australia
Gisele Bündchen doesn't out-earn Tom Brady for nothing.
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Vogue
Sienna Miller flaunts her British roots in a Burberry trench. She may arguably be undeserving of a second cover, but she does look beautiful and surprisingly natural.
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Self
One of the magazine's best covers in months. It's tasteful while showcasing a unique fashion-forward look, at least by wellness magazine standards.
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InStyle
Let's hope leg jewelry doesn't take off — at the very least because it seems highly impractical.
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Elle
Nicole Kidman proves that understated can be exceedingly sexy in her Calvin Klein dress.
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Harper's Bazaar Australia
It's not easy to make a neckline this plunging look tasteful, but Rosie Huntington-Whiteley pulls it off. It was an astute move to forgo all accessories.
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L'Officiel Mexico
The high fashion take on "savage" dressing.
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Women's Health
She may well be in the best shape she's been in years, as her camp claims, but what happened to her face? The singer's nose seems particularly poorly Photoshopped.
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Vogue Spain
Just when you think mod and colorblocking can't look fresh, in comes this month's Vogue Spain cover. It also happens to be one of the month's most season-appropriate covers.
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The Hollywood Reporter
Taylor Swift looks gorgeous and it's easy to see why she was asked back to perform at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show this year. That said, she doesn't pull off the "angry look" very convincingly.
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Vogue Germany
Giampaolo Sgura goes for a Spanish-inspired look on the cover of this month's Vogue Germany. It's not particularly season appropriate and aren't we done with the crop top trend?
