The UK Vogue Cut To The Chase editorial features an assortment of hats, all of which have been chosen here by the publication's stylist Jane How. How worked with model Iselin Steiro who sported the headgear with the exact fierceness that one would expect of a Vogue member.
These images of Steiro were taken by photographer Craig McDean. McDean zoomed took in her full figure in spite of the cranium-centric motif.
Paired with haute caps, one of which read Vogue via an illuminated sign, were a set of black and white apparel. These choices came to the UK Vogue fore via cut out one piece suits, crop tops and open back dresses, adding notes of seduction to Cut to The Chase.
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