Covers: Carmen Kass

A visual history of Carmen's memorable magazine covers.

In this slideshow: Carmen Kass

Vogue Paris, November 1997: Ironically, Carmen had just broken into modeling, as she moved to Paris just a year before to pursue her dream.

Vogue, May 1999: In this issue, Carmen poses alongside Heidi Klum for "Mercury Rising," and also models for Ellen von Unwerth's lens in the editorial "License to Thrill."

Vogue, January 2000: Windblown with Gisele Bündchen.

Vogue, November 2000: Carmen poses alongside Gisele Bündchen, Angela Lindvall, and Maggie Rizer for this cover, as the girls were all nominated for 2000 VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards for Model of the Year. Carmen won!

Vogue, May 2001: That year, she not only posed for the Pirelli calendar, but also had a role in Zoolander as herself.

Vogue Italia, January 2002: Carmen and Ann Catherine Lacroix show why black-and-white images are so desirable.

British GQ, March 2002: Mario Testino not only shot this cover, but was also honored by the magazine for his work.

Vogue Nippon, September 2002: USA Today names her the second highest-paid model of the year.

Vanity Fair, April 2005: Carmen poses alongside Natalia Vodianova and Karolina Kurkova as one of the celebrated Eastern European supermodels, while Eugenia Volodina, Hana Soukupova, Marija Vujovic, Natasha Poly, Valentina Zelyaeva, and Inguna Butane are featured inside.