Blake Lively US Vogue September 2024

Over recent months, Anna Wintour has been on a little bit of a mission to welcome back old favorites onto the cover of Vogue. After all, the likes of Jill Biden, Kendall Jenner and Zendaya have each made a return to the American fashion bible’s front covers over recent months, with Blake Lively the latest. That’s right, Wintour invites the actress back for a fourth time, with the unveiling of the all-important September edition for 2024. Wintour insisted on Australian film director (and friend) Baz Luhrmann profiling Lively for her latest Vogue cover shoot, with Hugh Jackman getting in on the action too for a “Hitchcock-inspired fashion fantasia”. Styled by Tonne Goodman, Blake sports a voluminous up-do in the portrait cover shot, clutching a Cartier diamond necklace and dressed in a black dress from the Fall 2024 Michael Kors collection.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“JESUS… A new LOW!” immediately exclaimed DK92 the second the cover dropped.

“I really don’t get the Blake-Hugh-Baz link up? It’s so random. It almost feels like it was supposed to be Nicole Kidman but she bailed out on the last minute so they had to book someone else,” laughed Marc10.

“I’m sure it’s been one of the biggest thrills of Anna’s life to combine the names Blake Lively, Hugh Jackman and Baz Luhrmann. Outside of these being some of Anna’s favorites, I don’t really understand the combination,” LastNight added.

Thiago asked: “Where is Annie Leibovitz when they need her?”

“This is the type of expansive shoot that Grace Coddington and Annie Leibovitz would’ve done so well,” sighed forum member MagazineAddict89.

Not everyone, however, was left so underwhelmed. “love all the glamour, elegance, and the hair! The cover photographs take me back in time, especially, the pages of American Vogue in the 1960’s. I particularly love the profile shot of Lively the most,” MModa enthused.

See more of Blake Lively from the September 2024 issue of Vogue and join the on-going conversation, here.