Picture-Perfect

• The strangest thing about this cover is her hair. It's really hard to see due to the small size of this gallery, but on the left side it looks like the cut some of it off? Perhaps to make room for all that text? Seriously, go easy on the text.
  
  
  

  Marie Claire UK | Retna

• Talk about glossed over. Angelina has the complexion of a 10-year-old on the December 2008 Harper's Bazaar UK cover. She's flawless and looks gorgeous, but it's not her. It's some variation of her, but so re-touched it's beginning to look like a cartoon. That's what it is! It looks like her character in the 'Tomb Raider' video game. Too bad she was replaced.
  
  
  

  Harper's Bazaar UK | AFP / Getty Images

• It's a good thing Vanity Fair put Kate Winslet's name in really large type on their December. If not for that hot pink, large announcement, we would have never known who this was. Kate has vehemently denied that she was airbrushed after several papers in Britain have claimed otherwise. Read the story at Popeater.com
  
  
  

  Vanity Fair | Getty Images

• Allure is touting their November cover of Eva Longoria saying ,she is "barefaced," but she clearly is not. It actually appears that she had quite a lot of makeup of on, just not a lot of foundation so you can see the freckles on her nose. Instead of the au naturel look that they are promoting, it actually appears that they gave her nose an extra little curve and maybe slightly changed the shape of her eyes and mouth. She looks very different on the cover and we don't think it hasn't anything to do with not wearing makeup.
  
  
  

  Allure | FilmMagic

• Fifteen-year-old Taylor Momsen, or at least some fantasized version of her, raises her eyebrows on the Fall/Winter 2008-2009 cover of Crash Magazine. This is Taylor's first stab at modeling since she signed with IMG. Is this high-fashion, avant-garde look too old for the young model/actress?
  
  
  

  Crash | Getty Images

• Courtney Cox appears very fresh-faced on the November issue of Marie Claire. In the article she admits to getting botox but says she is not a huge fan. She must have gotten it right before this photo-shoot to give her face that frozen look. Either that or they air-brushed her back into her 20's.
  
  
  

  Marie Claire | WireImage

• New mom Nicole Kidman graces the cover of this month's Elle Magazine. No, really, it's Nicole. We aren't kidding. Botox practitioners beware: Photoshop just might put you out of business.
  
  
  

  Elle | WireImage

• The comparison shot on the right in this matchup is not the best picture of Drew Barrymore, but it is one of the most recent red carpet shots available. Although, it was back in the Justin Long days so maybe she has taken 10 years off her face since January. Maybe ...
  
  
  

  Harper's Bazaar | Getty Images

• What does Seventeen magazine have against necks? This one is not their worst offender, but why do all their covers look like the models heads have been removed and placed on another body? It's not a major crime, but are they trying to make their heads appear larger to make the body appear smaller? Or maybe they're just trying to slim the neck? We don't get it.
  
  
  

  Seventeen | FilmMagic

• That's it, we are convinced. Beyonce is just sending out a wax figure of herself to do her photo-shoots. Or maybe she had a robot built and it actually talks like her and walks like her and poses like her. So the picture on the right is Beyonce and the picture on the left is Robot-Beyonce on another over-Photoshopped cover.
  
  
  

  Essence | WireImage