Cover Wars: Anouck Lepere by Satoshi Saikusa for S Moda

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Anouck Lepere by Satoshi Saikusa

Another awesome cover. I recently went on a floor tour of the Teen Vogue offices, and a big part of each issue's cover is deciding on the colour scheme. I think the colours for this cover work really well. Nothing competes too heavily and it all complements each other. It's visually pleasing.


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