US Marie Claire March 2016 : Dakota Johnson by Txema Yeste

[vogue28]

marieclaire.com

 

[justaguy]

Nice cover and I love the middle shot. Thanks for posting, vogue28!

 

[madzedre]

TXEMA is an amazing photographer

 

[kokobombon]

Great cover. A lot of text but the layout frames her face well so it doesn´t distract. She never looked better imo

 

[Benn98]

It's a lovely shot and perhaps her best cover yet, but I'm sorry, it looks like UK Glamour or Marie Claire. This shot does highlight her beauty, but they should leave the grey backdrop for winter.

 

[kokobombon]

^looking like the UK version is a bad thing?

 

[narcyza]

Another boring cover with her. Give me better actress please.

 

[vogue28]

Dakota's such a favorite of mine, and I certainly don't mind the sight of Dakota on a fashion magazine. She can photograph really well but I just wish she would smile a whole lot more in her fashion shoots, because Dakota does indeed have a lovely, genuine smile. Anyway, this Marie Claire cover is a thousand times better than anything they've been offering lately - and I might just buy it!

 

[Fashion Mayhem]

"Boss Gloss"
photographer: Enrique Badulescu
stylist: Catherine Newell-Hanson
model: Agnes Nabuurs


Marie Claire digital edition

 

[Fashion Mayhem]

"The Divine Dakota"
photographer: Txema Yeste

 

[Fashion Mayhem]

"Signs of Spring"*
photographer: Beau Grealy
model: Hailey Clauson


Marie Claire digital edition

 

[Fashion Mayhem]

"Dressed to Thrill"
photographer: Arnaud Pyvka
stylist: Enrique Campos
model: Karlina Caune


Marie Claire digital edition

 

[Fashion Mayhem]

"Dressed to Thrill"
photographer: Frederik Heyman
stylist: Catherine Newell Hanson
model: Ros Georgiou


Marie Claire digital edition

 

[Benn98]

^looking like the UK version is a bad thing?

When you're an American version, with a much bigger budget, then yes, it is a bad thing. They should be able to establish their own mood.
Their editorials are getting better with each issue. Still a bit cluttered, but with a more definitive message. I thought 'Set the Stage' was set on a boat, but because of the ladders, ropes and whatnot.