[Nepenthes]

^That's what I was about to say!!! That photo looks like a modern interpretation of 'The Birth of Venus'!! So glad someone else sees it too.

[Mockingbird]

Impressive cover and editorial! Kudos to her if she really did sit on the edge of the cliff

[darri]

Oh my goodness....Awesome!!

[ALAUU]

I have to say, she is very brave for posing on that cliff.

[blueorchid]

I never manage to pick this up when I want to, is it out this Sunday or next Sunday?

[Psylocke]

I agree with everyone else, T Travel always delivers and this is absolutely marvelous. That's probably the best work I've seen from Ryan McGinley. And Karlie is always a perfect choice for this kind of story, her face is unique and flawless enough to look great with minimal make-up and her body language is so strong and makes every image here so powerful. This is striking and magnificent, I'm definitely going to get this.

[LagerfeldBoy]

That cover has to be one of the most beautiful images I've seen so far this year. Superb!

[TeeVanity]

Gorgeous cover and story.

[kissmesweet]

Stunning story and the editorial is just superb.

[t-rex]

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Originally Posted by Urban Stylin woah so stunning! hopefully they just photoshopped her though coz the height is scary as hell

I am wondering this as well, I hope fashion shoots are as stringent and serious regarding safety as film productions are.

[WilliamsLe010919]

I think she actually sat there

from nymag.com

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It’s about 4 o’clock on a Thursday, and a caftan-bedecked Karlie Kloss is perched on the edge of a gigantic, fuming volcano crater, her bare legs and feet dangling into the hazy void. “Make it look more adventurous,” calls out Ryan McGinley, the photographer snapping her from an equally precarious spot on a nearby outcropping of rock. “It’s pretty damn adventurous,” Kloss yells back, and I have to agree. We’re in Nicaragua, at Masaya Volcano National Park, staring at Santiago, a crater nestled between the twin volcanic peaks of Masaya and Nindirí. Calling Santiago dramatic is like calling the Sahara dry. A landscape of serene pastel greenery gives way suddenly to a gaping abyss, walls lined with ribbons of red and brown rock, a steady plume of sulfurous gas issuing from its depths. The shrieking vultures that make their nests in the craggy cliffs dip and circle into the haze. It’s so devastatingly beautiful that the other visitors to the park at this late afternoon hour — a group of Asian tourists, a set of scrubs-wearing American doctors and a class of high schoolers from somewhere up North — seem utterly unconcerned with the devastating beauty posing recklessly for the camera.

Full editorial
(nymag.com via BonesAndOil in Karlie Kloss thread)

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Originally Posted by BonesAndOil nymag.com

[ChristyLeReveur]

Great cover and editorial!
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[jemina]

This is amazing. I'm starting to love Karlie.

[gossiping]

everything is beautiful!! and yes she's prettttty brave

[HeatherAnne]

I don't think Karlie's doing anything particularly impressive here, but McGinley's photography and capturing the beautiful scenery and its coloring is certainly striking.