As the Noughties draw to a close (already!), it's entertaining to look back on this decade's fashion (I foresee many a January blog post on this subject). I've always loved saving my old magazines (I try to keep one from each year, but lately I've saved so many that I practically have my own archives!), and can't help but notice that certain starlets tend to land certain covers. Glamour loves to use Jessica Simpson, Marie Claire goes for Drew Barrymore, Vogue adores Keira Knightley, and the list goes on.
Jezebel.com has gone so far as to rank the top 15 most popular "ladymag" cover "models" (hint: none of them are actually models). The winner may surprise you; it's not who I expected. Check the article out for a bit of Noughties fashion mag nostalgia. I'm going to get back to my January 2010 Marie Claire (She may not be on the list, but Natalie Portman is
my favorite covergirl!).
As the Noughties draw to a close (already!), it's entertaining to look back on this decade's fashion (I foresee many a January blog post on this subject). I've always loved saving my old magazines (I try to keep one from each year, but lately I've saved so many that I practically have my own archives!), and can't help but notice that certain starlets tend to land certain covers. Glamour loves to use Jessica Simpson, Marie Claire goes for Drew Barrymore, Vogue adores Keira Knightley, and the list goes on.
Jezebel.com has gone so far as to rank the top 15 most popular "ladymag" cover "models" (hint: none of them are actually models). The winner may surprise you; it's not who I expected. Check the article out for a bit of Noughties fashion mag nostalgia. I'm going to get back to my January 2010 Marie Claire (She may not be on the list, but Natalie Portman is my favorite covergirl!).
