When Cheryl Cole was asked to appear on the cover of Vogue magazine she was, understandably, very excited at the prospect.
Getting a Vogue cover is seen as a big honour in the style world and Cheryl knew that this would really put her on the map.
On the day of the fashion shoot, Cheryl was being styled by Bay Garnett but from the outset, the women did not get along. Cheryl failed to see eye-to-eye with the stylist and disagreed with her vision for the February Vogue cover.
A fashion insider told Heat magazine that Bay had her baby daughter with her and spent a lot of time with her during the shoot, which meant that the assistants had to do most or the styling. Cheryl didn’t take too kindly to this and felt ignored.
"They really clashed as people, and Cheryl felt like she was being dissed. Eventually, at around 3pm, she decided she’d had enough and left the shoot. The photographer had his shots by then, so it wasn’t like Cheryl was being unprofessional by leaving, but she wasn’t going to stay somewhere she felt uncomfortable."
Cheryl's February cover features the pop star dressed in gold without her trademark smoky-eye make-up on.
