At least this is a cover where he belongs for his work, rather than randomly turning up on the front of UK Vogue just because Edward was invited to the wedding.
I didn't like the indications of the direction Radhika was taking, so I'm happy the magazine has lapsed into looking like its former self. It's sad that no-one gets the time and space to develop their vision these days - but are companies hiring people who have the capacity to impose a strong vision in the first place?