Gigi Hadid Covers Vogue France September Lensed by Willy Vanderperre

Supermodel Gigi Hadid is not the California girl who has graced fashion pages since 2014 — not in this Vogue France [IG] September 2014 cover story. Wow! And unlike the Page Six headline about Gigi not having eyebrows, we say that everything has changed in these Gigi Hadid images lensed by Willy Vanderperre [IG].

Paul Sinclaire styles Gigi in Saint Laurent on the cover, with Duran Lantink, Gucci, Maison Margiela and more. If editorial head Claire Thomson-Jonville [IG] doesn’t name the designers on her IG, AOC is not spending any more time looking for them.

However, we note she’s cozy with Carl Jung’s autobiographical writings “Memories, Dreams, Reflections”, published in 1961. Anne just dove into this title, specifically about Jung’s 1924-25 encounter with Ochwiay Biano [Mountain Lake], a Taos Pueblo leader in a chapter titled “America: The Pueblo Indians”.

For Anne, this chapter on Jung is part of her intention to explain in full what she calls a “New Humanism’.

Vogue headlined Hadid’s opening act at Milan’s recent Vogue World 2026 fashion week extravaganza with: “Gigi Hadid Is a Renaissance Princess in Valentino Haute Couture”. Her Valentino dress was crafted from recycled Venetian quilts, and took 1,680 hours to be completed by hand, writes Vogue. We haven’t found the gown yet, but this link is for all of Vogue World 2026.