Best and Worst Magazine Covers November 2014
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InStyle
While Jennifer Garner may be in an appropriately fall-colored outfit — including an editor favorite, the Burberry Prorsum Fall 2014 poncho — the poncho/dress combination looks somewhat unrefined. Plus, why that belt?
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Vogue China
It's not easy to pull off a bold lip and a dark, bold eye, but Anna Ewers succeeds — and with Veronica Lake hair to boot.
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CR Fashion Book
Beyoncé kills it in a floral Yohji Yamamoto look; she should opt for something other than sparkly bodysuits more often.
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ELLE
Lorde goes high-fashion in Lanvin and blown out curls without getting overly done up makeup-wise. More of this, please!
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Vogue Spain
Even with crimson lips and a Versace cut-out dress, Emily DiDonato looks like a laid-back, fun, all-American girl on this Vogue Spain cover. If only we could all look this effortlessly glam.
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Vogue Ukraine
A blank stare and a costumey Dolce & Gabbana dress didn't make for Hana Jirickova's best cover.
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ELLE UK
In keeping with the header, Jennifer Lopez strikes an undeniably sexy glare on the cover of ELLE U.K., it’s just a shame her face has been Photoshopped to the point of looking plastic.
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Vogue Russia
What better way to show off Karlie Kloss' legs and training as a ballerina?
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Tatler
Not exactly the most tasteful outfit, but Laetitia Casta does look beautiful.
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Harper’s Bazaar Germany
Lara Stone can usually pull off the no eyebrow look, but here she could have used some color for a more dramatic impact.
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Marie Claire
Ariana Grande wears a sparkly Miu Miu for this very teen magazine-like cover.
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Vogue Japan
Miranda Kerr gets a Japanese makeover for Vogue Japan's 15th anniversary issue, making for one of the most stunning covers this month. How many models can look natural with that hair?
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Vogue Germany
Natasha Poly looks like Brigitte Bardot's doppelgänger, while donning an immaculate cat eye and natural lip.
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W Magazine
"The New Royals" was the theme for W Magazine as Cara Delevingne was singled out along with Naomi Campbell, Charlotte Casiraghi, Ellen Page, Kristen Wiig, Kiernan Shipka, Stella McCartney, Carolina Herrera, Joan Rivers, Jaclyn Smith, Anjelica Huston and Kendra Spears. There's something appealing in a very Lolita-esque way about the cover. That aside, Cara looks undeniably at ease styled in a 60s mod fashion.
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Cosmopolitan
Talk about an awkward pose. Plus, a leather cage-paneled dress and lace-up heels may be a bit much, even for a magazine that focuses on sex and relationships.
