The recent covers of British Vogue have sparked discussions, especially when compared to the impactful designs from Edward Enninful’s era. Despite some recent covers raising eyebrows, Chioma Nnadi has managed to attract an impressive roster of A-list celebrities. Notable figures like Zendaya, Kylie Jenner, Florence Pugh, and Renée Zellweger have graced the magazine’s pages. March 2025 welcomes the sensational Tyla, a Grammy Award-winning artist from South Africa, as she makes her debut on the cover of British Vogue. Captured by the talented Rafael Pavarotti, Tyla showcases her stellar style in a striking look from Demna?s Balenciaga Spring 2025 collection, expertly styled by George Krakowiak.

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?The cover gives off a very ELLE vibe, which is actually an insult to ELLE. It lacks the elevated feel that we once associated with British Vogue ? it now seems entirely generic,? voiced LastNight, expressing disappointment in the magazine’s direction.

?To be honest, I anticipated more from Rafael Pavarotti?s involvement. His ability to create stunning cover imagery is well-known, yet this cover feels unremarkable. Although the colors are bold, there’s an overall sense of emptiness and lifelessness. It definitely gives off British ELLE vibes,? shared vogue28, critiquing the artistic choices made.

?I was taken aback. While Tyla is undeniably lovely, this cover doesn?t do justice to the month of March. We really ought to reconsider the budget for these shoots. The solid color backgrounds simply do not work,? commented Lucien112, highlighting concerns about the visual choices.

Matheus_s echoed similar sentiments, stating, ?Oh my! That blue is a definite misstep,? expressing their disapproval of the color scheme used.

?There is an excessive amount of empty space that detracts from the overall image. Perhaps the color scheme is to blame ? a lighter background might have created a more ‘airy’ feel. Instead, we are left with this solid color that seems more like an obstacle. The blue doesn?t convey energy, hope, or allure,? shared tigerrouge, adding to the criticism.

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