Doja Cat: Night, Neon, and Edge Fashion - How V Magazine Turned the Pop Star into a New Glamour Icon

If Fellini were directing a TikTok video and Angela Davis were doing the makeup, it would look just like the new cover of V Magazine V155 Fall 2025. The main star? Naturally, Doja Cat — in a look that simultaneously shocks, mesmerizes, and takes your breath away.

Under Steven Klein’s lens, Doja transforms into a neon vamp lady: pink teased hair, coral lips, and a gaze that makes the boundaries of reality tremble. Every frame is a night that refuses to sleep. This is not just a photoshoot — it’s a cultural manifesto where fashion, sexuality, and freedom move in the same rhythm.

Playing with contrasts is her signature. In one scene, she has blue hair and razor-sharp nails; in another, she’s a leather-clad goth goddess with eyes straight out of Marvel comics. All accompanied by extravagant looks from Nicola Formichetti, where camp meets couture, and New York’s club aesthetic becomes the runway for a new reality.

But behind the visual rebellion lies a subtle confession. In the interview, Doja talks about her new album Vie — a project where she returns to herself, to the sound of the ’80s, to a “lo-fi with feeling.” She wants not just to make hits — she wants to evolve consciously.

“I want to swim upstream… and reboot myself,” she says.
And this is not just a metaphor. It’s a plan. Today, Doja is not only a hitmaker, she’s an artist, an actress, and a stylish provocateur.

The cover is also graced by Amelia Gray, Delilah Belle Hamlin, and Diane Sodré — in shots where latex, acid-colored curls, and poses on the edge of fashion and fantasy merge into bold arthouse. But the leading role undoubtedly belongs to Doja — she’s not just at the center of attention, she controls it.