When it comes to selecting cover stars for Vogue Australia, Christine Centenera shows unwavering commitment to showcasing local talent. Throughout 2024, the prestigious magazine has featured renowned Australian personalities such as Nicole Kidman, Angelina Kendall, and Adut Akech on its coveted covers. As the editor-in-chief since last year, Centenera is set to conclude 2024 with a stunning December issue featuring Miranda Kerr as the cover star. This marks an impressive milestone for the Aussie model, making it her fifth appearance on the Australian Vogue cover. With her return 13 years after her first cover and just two years since her last, Miranda graces the pages of her native Vogue once more. In the captivating cover shot captured by photographer Dan Martensen, Kerr dazzles in a gown styled by Clare Richardson, featuring designs from Michael Kors Collection and Eres.

Discover Miranda Kerr’s Stunning December 2024 Cover for Vogue Australia

Explore the Reactions from the FashionSpot Community on Miranda Kerr’s Cover

“Horrible font, so cheap,” was the immediate reaction from user TuttiFruti, expressing dissatisfaction with the choice of typography on the cover.

Another user, Ivancica, shared a similar sentiment, stating, “I don’t hate the photo on the cover but that font is just atrocious.” This indicates a strong focus on visual presentation alongside the featured model.

In a chorus of agreement, svpernova added, “Terrible font,” and critiqued the overall image, suggesting that while it’s an adequate cover, Miranda’s posing could be improved. They likened it to an Instagram post from an influencer, highlighting concerns over authenticity and artistry.

Further criticism came from Minerva13, who bluntly stated, “Boring. Seriously, this is very boring,” indicating a need for more dynamic imagery and presentation.

In a more detailed critique, vogue28 commented, “Never minded the sight of Miranda Kerr but this is certainly not her finest Vogue cover moment. Nothing will ever beat July 2014 by Nicole Bentley. This feels very… gloomy. She looks miserable and resembles a child who has just had a telling off. Such a missed opportunity!” This reflects a longing for the impactful visuals of past issues.

To see more of Miranda Kerr’s stunning work for Vogue Australia December 2024 and to engage in the ongoing discussion, visit the link here.