Taylor Swift Graces the Cover of Vogue

Country crooner Taylor Swifts graces the cover of the highly esteemed fashion magazine, Vogue. And yes, she looks fashionably awesome.

Swift has surely got it all: a Grammy award, chart topping Billboard hits, countless advertisements and sold-out concerts. Add being on the cover of the highly coveted and most fashionable magazine, Vogue, and she fits the description as Hollywood's highly rated a-list star.

The 22-year old singer, chosen by Vogue to be on the cover of their February issue, simply stuns with her floppy hat, straightened hair and a simple sweater. Taylor is definitely the embodiment of natural flawless beauty. She may be quite simple on the cover but as the old saying goes: "Simplicity in its purest forms is utter beauty." Indeed, Taylor Swift is just that.

Despite a few rumors about another Grammy-winning singer who's been said to grace the cover of the magazine, word has it that Adele would be gracing the cover of the March issue of the magazine instead.

Unlike Taylor who is a side 2/4 mold, Adele verges a tad bit curvier but like the singer shares, she sings for ears and not eyes.

Designers of Vogue have been asked to create a few custom outfits to be worn by the March cover girl. Adele may be a size 14 but her fashion sense is highly exquisite as proven by her cover on the December issue of Cosmopolitan where the singer donned a Dolce & Gabbana dress that suited her curves quite vivaciously.

It's not surprising to see why Vogue would want Adele on the cover given that she's as fashionable as Taylor Swift and a few actresses who've made it to the cover. Well, with Taylor Swift on the February cover, fans are surely delighted to see Adele grace the next cover of the magazine's upcoming month of March issue.

Both singers are highly talented, fashionable and beautiful in different ways. Vogue is quite lucky to have Swift on the cover of their magazine and fans are crossing their fingers hard that Adele too may make it on the cover of the magazine for March.