Girls are often getting up in the covers of men's magazines, Kate Moss for Esquire being a shining example among this month's issues, but it's not so often that you find men take a starring role in women's editorial - let alone on the cover. We're less sexually swayed when it comes to parting with whatever the cover-price, perhaps.

Roger Federer's flirtation with American Vogue aside (Anna's flirtation with the tennis star was perhaps clouding that judgement), when you do see your favourite male actors and musicians crop up on the fashion pages, it can't help but have a big impact. Making an appearance in American Vogue's September issue, is star of Girls, Adam Driver, who alongside Daria Werbowy, gads about the Irish countryside looking like the kind of bearded anti-Gandy that a certain kind of girl can't get enough of.  

Click the gallery see the best male cameos in women's magazines, from the Kurt Cobain cover that's appeared on more internet lists about the 90s than Nickelodeon, and the picture of Liz Hurley sitting atop Elton's piano, with her legs over his shoulders, naturally, that out-camps even Kate Moss and George Michael posing as BFFs on the cover of French Vogue.