Russh

Miranda Kerr covers the latest issue of Russh magazine, which is dedicated to Australia's fashion scene. Her son Flynn makes a cameo in one of the shots with his model mother. We caught a glimpse of Miranda posing for Russh in Sydney back in May, and since then, she's been busy doing plenty of other modelling. In fact, what's possibly her biggest gig of the year is right around the corner — the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is on Nov. 7! She shared a photo of herself working out last week, writing, "amping up the training!" Last year, Miranda had the honour of wearing Victoria's Secret's $2.5 million Fantasy Treasure Bra on the runway, as well as the support of her husband, Orlando Bloom, cheering her on from the front row.

For the most part, hairstylists aren't allowed to do anything too dramatic to a model's look on a shoot. Unless, of course, you're shooting for Russh. In their August issue out tomorrow with Cara Delevingne on the cover (you can watch her being all amazing and floaty here), hairstylist to the stars, Renya Xydis, shaves model Suzi Leenaars' head. To be fair, the blonde was already sporting quite the cool buzz cut when she arrived on set, but still — how rock star! Photographed by Stephen Ward, styled by Billie Iveson and makeup by Victoria Baron; click through to see the beauty shoot we're all talking about this week.

Rip-torn and tough, or pretty in pastels; which version of Jessica Stam do you prefer? Starring in Russh's Issue #39, the American model works two diverse looks for the cover and ensuing spread, shot by Will Davidson and styled by editor Stevie Dance. Switching from I'm-with-the-band inspired vintage threads and Burberry biker jackets, to ephemeral printed chiffons and sheer layers from Isabel Marant, Richard Chai Love and Proenza Schouler, Jessica proves she can pull off either style with aplomb. Flick through to see her stylish split personality for yourself.

These babes in the woods sure do make for a fashionable looking family. Rising star Bambi Northwood-Blyth appears alongside Lisanne de Jong and Hannah Holman for the latest edition of Russh. Editor and stylist Stevie Dance dresses the girls in some high fashion numbers, but the whole spread looks effortlessly undone thanks to the relaxed, laze-about vibe captured by phtographer Benny Horne. 3.1 Phillip Lim, Erdem and D&G frocks blend seamlessly with Aussie numbers from Arnsdorf and Collette Dinnigan. LOVING the The Virgin Suicides-meets-Huckleberry Finn feel of this low-fi, high fashion editorial. Anyone got a log cabin for hire? I've got a sudden urge to go camping (in style, obviously)!

Flip through the pages of Russh's December editorial, and you'll notice there's no real style constant — Eniko Mihalik is a fresh-faced teen showing off an exposed midriff; then a confident fashion queen; then poised, draped in a classic cape. But, that's kind of the point — channelling iconic fashion moments and muses, she's the epitome of contemporary fashion and the all-encompassing changes and shapes it takes. We love Eniko's chameleon looks, and she certainly proves you don't have to remain true to any one style. Mix it up, get adventurous, try something new! We like what Russh is saying, what about you?

With celebrity fans including Kate Moss and Sienna Miller, it’s no surprise that Superfine’s latest model is another leggy blonde with rock ‘n’ roll appeal: Dree Hemingway. In a collection inspired by Alice in Wonderland, Superfine’s interpretation of Alice is “grown-up sexy with an edgy quirk”, and Dree fills the criteria by wearing their baggier silhouettes in animated poses with an effortlessly cool attitude. Superfine gave RUSSH a preview of their print-filled, detailed collection — shot by Jan Welters, who happens to be the boyfriend of the designer, Lucy Pinter. And like most Superfine campaigns, this one’s a bit NSFW. So when you’re ready, go down the rabbit role with Dree.