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Kendall Jenner Is Vogue’s April 2018 Cover Star, Photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Kendall Jenner is no stranger to fame, but the young model revealed to Vogue that she is taking a step back from the spotlight. She walked in several shows during New York Fashion Week, then surprised everyone when she decided to stay stateside for the remainder of the month. In her cover story for our April issue, Jenner is candid and honest while talking about her sexuality, her relationships, and younger sister Kylie’s pregnancy. In this month’s cover slideshow, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott photographed Jenner in frothy, frilly, flowery looks from Chanel, Maison Margiela, and Alexander McQueen. Click through to see Jenner soak up the revelry.
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    Alexander McQueen

    While the work of Sarah Burton still retains the Gothic theater of McQueen’s, it is humanized—extreme dreams brought to a lower burn while retaining their extraordinary intricacy. Alexander McQueen dress and boots. Cartier ring.
    Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman.

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    Rodarte

    From redwood rings to Van Gogh sunflowers and baby’s-breath, flora—“the ultimate imaginary dreamscape,” Laura Mulleavy says—has especially informed her and sister Kate’s m.o. Their spring collection whirls this fantasy into living romance. Rodarte dress, pants, and scarf. Floral headpiece by Rebel Rebel.

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    Valentino

    “A dream doesn’t have to be the starting point,” says Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli of his creative process. “Maybe it is something that walks with it.” As his spring couture collection shows, that dream can also mirror the fluidity, flexibility, and constant motion of modern life. “I am not interested in escapism,” he says. Clothes and accessories by Valentino Haute Couture.

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    Dolce & Gabbana

    While the Italian label has always conjured a lustrous, almost mythical vision of their enchanting, enthralling, sometimes heartbreaking home turf, Domenico Dolce says that “we’ve always thought of our process as a way to materialize the things we dream.” Dolce & Gabbana dress and accessories. Jewelry by Dolce & Gabbana Fine Jewelry. Photographed at Annabel’s, London.

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    Dolce & Gabbana

    The label’s enchanting spring Secret Show featured nonmodels walking in pieces laden with flowers and filigree that also boasted couture-like precision. “This collection was specifically conceived to make people dream,” says Stefano Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana dress.

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