Dua Lipa's British Vogue Cover Might Just Be the Worst She Has Ever Looked…
Here at theFashionSpot, we need some convincing that Chioma Nnadi is the right fit at British Vogue. Nnadi ultimately succeeded Edward Enninful, and became the magazine's head of editorial content in 2023. As a result, we've suffered terribly with a series of lackluster and underwhelming covers starring the likes of Zendaya, Sophie Turner, Kylier Jenner, and Tyla (to name just a select few). Last month, there was a slight reprieve from the mediocrity, as Bella Hadid posed for Steven Meisel. Up next (making a return) on the cover of British Vogue is Dua Lipa. The London-born Albanian singer and songwriter is profiled by David Sims for the occasion, complete with Camilla Nickerson reporting for styling duties. In the quirky cover shot, the Chanel brand ambassador dons blunt bangs, a Miu Miu bra, and a headdress from London-based milliner Nerida Fraiman.
'Gurl. Body looking good, face is also looking good but the bangs! Why?' immediately asked a dumbfounded thiago upon checking out the cover.
'Probably the worst she's ever looked in a photo. Congrats to the team cause that's quite the achievement,' remarked Marc10.
'This is David Sims? Vogue editors are the worst. Pretentious, meaningless and a lost opportunity. Dua's Vogue France was not great but was a much better approach,' voiced Xone.
Also far from impressed was vogue28. 'Absolutely vile. What a seriously unflattering cover image! The styling from Camilla Nickerson is an abomination, the hair is horrific, and that headpiece is… stupid. To say I'm not a fan of this cover would be an understatement,' he declared.
'What on earth is this? I'm seriously perplexed at what I am looking at,' ReneSanchez echoed.
'AWFUL styling my gosh, and that hair was a choice. How can they manage to make her look so bad?' quipped Betrando3.
See more of Dua Lipa from the British Vogue July 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.
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