Model Jourdan Dunn Rocks a Chic Afro On The Cover of Vogue Brazil

 

Last January she became the first black model in 12 years to land a solo cover of British Vogue. Returning this February, she graze the cover of the coveted magazine's Brazil edition, Jourdan Dunn is almost unrecognisable as she cuts a striking figure.

The London model looks sensational in the yellow tape shift dress from Burberry’s spring/summer 2016 collection as she poses up a storm for the new issue.

The striking caged shift dress is made from metallic macramé tape, and is handcrafted in Italy using a time-consuming basket weave construction, making it the ultimate stylish number for any important occasion.

Proud of her latest cover, Dunn took to Instagram to share a picture of the stunning still as she gave a special shout-out to Nunes, stylist Pedro Sales and make-up and hairstylist Silvio Giorgio.

She simply captioned the image: 'Vogue Brasil February 2016 Shot by @zee_nunes Styled by @pedrosales_1 H&M by @silviogiorgio'.

The glamorous mother-of-one also accompanied the shot with three emojis of fists.