You’re no doubt completely and fully aware that Anthony Vaccarello likes himself some Juergen Teller as Saint Laurent campaign photographer. Vaccarello has called upon the famed German photographer to lens the historic French fashion house’s campaign imagery on umpteen occasions throughout his tenure as creative director. More recently, Teller photographed Chloë Sevigny for the Fall 2024 campaign offering. For the Saint Laurent Winter 2024 installment, Juergen Teller is back to capture a handful of Vaccarello’s muses. Those muses include Kate Moss, Charlotte Rampling, Ajus Samuel, Anja Rubik, Binx Walton, Awar Odhiang, and Penelope Ternes. The ladies pose within the surroundings of a stylish Art Deco Parisian brasserie in looks from Vaccarello’s chic Saint Laurent collection unveiled in February during Paris Fashion Week.

The Winter 2024 Saint Laurent Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“So good! I just can’t get enough of Saint Laurent campaigns,” shared fruitbasedsnack.

“Binx! I would have been fine with just Charlotte Rampling and Kate Moss. I don’t mind the other women though. Good campaign, very Louis Vuitton with Madonna by Meisel in the spirit,” Lola701 noted.

“Charlotte, Kate, Anja and Awar were enough for me. Charlotte is definitely the star,” commented GivenchyAddict.

Also in love with the casting was audace: “Kate, Anja and Charlotte Rampling? This casting is perfect!”

Yet not everyone was impressed. “No soul. Aseptic. Lifeless. Empty. Some pictures are just pretty, but there’s nothing behind them. No warmth, no feelings, no passion, no nothing. I don’t know why that is. There’s no soul at all,” Creative critiqued.

“Depressing, and not in a cool way,” chimed in 90sFan.

See more from the Saint Laurent Winter 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Marta Ortega Pérez made the brilliant upon brilliant move to enlist Steven Meisel as Zara campaign photographer. Campaigns subsequent to the first Meisel-shot offering for the Spring 2017 season have been nothing short of spectacular. Meisel’s 16th consecutive campaign last season resulted in a series of melancholic and cinematic images, featuring a handful of models of the moment. This season, for Fall 2024, the legendary American photographer is once again reunited with stylist Karl Templer and creative director Fabien Baron for his 17th Zara Studio campaign offering. Meisel points his lens toward models Mona Tougaard, Penelope Ternes, Lulu Tenney, Haojie Qi, and Sascha Rajasalu. The beauties are captured in crisp black and white, and later hoisted up upon giant billboards.

The Fall 2024 Zara Studio Campaign by Steven Meisel:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“They f*cking ATE and left no crumbs,” heralded helmutnotdead the moment the campaign struck.

“It’s a beautiful campaign! It’s stunning. I think the Meisel/Zara collaboration is as interesting as the Prada/Meisel, Versace/Meisel, Dolce & Gabbana/Meisel, Loewe/Meisel, and Max Mara/Meisel. I think it’s always on point in terms of art direction and it elevates the clothes and the overall allure of the brand,” praised Lola701.

“The campaign is stunning! Love a few of the fashion photographs by Meisel and wish that I could see them without being imposed on the billboards. In addition, all the colors, casting, and styling (love the shapes) are fabulous,” favored MModa.

Sharing the same sentiments was aracic: “Another fantastic season from Meisel, Templer and Zara. I love the concept and I love the execution of it, but I’m slightly disappointed that we’ll likely never get to enjoy some of these stunning photographs outside of this layout.”

“This feels like the good old Vogue Italia that we will never have again,” sighed Royal-Galliano.

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Along with Harper’s Bazaar France, the relaunch of Harper’s Bazaar Italia has been triumphant. Since 2022, covers starring the likes of Rianne van Rompaey and Penelope Ternes have blown us away. The magazine is now under a new editor in the form of Massimo Russo, complete with Stefano Tonchi installed as editorial director. The first covers under the new team are here, for September 2024. Cover one sees Penelope Ternes return as cover girl, photographed by Craig McDean in sequined Balenciaga. Mica Argañaraz fronts the second cover alternative, decked out in floor-length Bottega Venata via the lens of Willy Vanderperre. On the third and final cover offering, Lulu Tenney poses for Elizaveta  Porodina dressed in Giorgio Armani.

The September 2024 Covers of Harper’s Bazaar Italia:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Hearst doesn’t even know they’re wasting an opportunity with Harper’s Bazaar Italia now that Vogue Italia is in decline. They should offer exceptional services and instead look at this cover (above),” noted fashionlov.

“The -3 is very distracting,” chimed in mikel.

“-3 for the effort,” shrieked avonlea002.

Urban Stylin commented: “I love the contrast between the industrial background and the shimmer. The contrast between the colors is nice too. Yet I agree about the ‘3’ being a distraction.”

“Although Elizaveta Porodina’s work is extremely predictable, she has the strongest cover here. Even more so with Lulu Tenney,” praised DK92.

“Loving the Mica Argañaraz and Lulu Tenney covers,” penny609 enthused.

See more from Harper’s Bazaar Italia September 2024 and share your own thoughts on the covers, here.

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Saint Laurent’s advertising campaign imagery is top tier. Whether Anthony Vaccarello’s muses Penelope Ternes, Loli Bahia, Ajus Samuel and Eva Herzigova are morphing into femme fatales via the lens of Juergen Teller or David Sims is shooting the living legend that is Diana Ross – we’re usually left in awe. Saint Laurent’s recent menswear campaign installment paid homage to famous artworks, ultimately receiving a standing ovation on theFashionSpot forums. Now, the womenswear Fall 2024 campaign has dropped, with Vaccarello granting Bella Hadid her very first Saint Laurent campaign gig. Hadid is joined by fellow models Penelope Ternes and Liu Wen, actress Kiko Mizuhara and Blackpink’s Rosé throughout. The Belgian designer (who has served as creative director since 2016) called upon Saint Laurent regular Gray Sorrenti for the occasion, with Vaccarello’s cast posing throughout a vast mid-century property on location in Los Angeles, California.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I knew this was going to happen. Since Bella made her first public appearance again, she has been walking around the streets of NY and LA with a Saint Laurent bag,” voiced badgalcrush.

“Love to see Bella Hadid, looking forward to more of this,” aracic enthused.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm was MModa: “A beautiful photograph of Bella Hadid. Love everything about it.”

“This campaign is stunning,” applauded fenty.

“Such a perfect campaign. Everything works here. I want to live like these people,” Alquimista shared.

Not everyone, however, was so convinced. “Words can’t describe how much I hate Gray Sorrenti’s ‘photography’,” critiqued forum member avonlea002.

“What a horrible campaign. So cheap. Vaccarello has to stop with Gray Sorrenti!” stated RaisinBoy.

See more of Saint Laurent’s Fall 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Anthony Vaccarello’s love for Juergen Teller only continues to go from strength to strength. After all, since 2019, the Saint Laurent creative director has enlisted the famed German photographer to capture a whole multitude of Saint Laurent’s fashion imagery to the point where we’ve began to loose count. Vaccarello invites Teller to lens his Summer 2024 campaign installment, with models Penelope Ternes, Loli Bahia, Ajus Samuel and Eva Herzigova becoming the face and embodiment of the Spring 2024 collection, which was headlined by the reincarnation of Monsieur Saint Laurent’s iconic safari jacket from 1968. The ladies assemble within a quarry throughout the series of fierce campaign imagery, embodying the ultimate Saint Laurent and becoming the true definition of femme fatale.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I saw this on a tram stop in Marseille and stopped in my tracks. It is so beautiful,” shared tomtakesphotos.

“Enough to make me go weak at the knees! I am 100% completely sold on yet another Juergen Teller-shot Saint Laurent campaign. The casting, the makeup, the location, the drama, the femme fatale vibes, everything’s just working perfectly to complement the collection perfectly,” enthused vogue28.

Urban Stylin shared the same sentiments, commenting: “Stunning campaign. Very retro YSL sophistication!”

“This campaign is getting better and better. Love every picture!” declared cul8tr.

Check out even more from Saint Laurent’s Summer 2024 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Harper’s Bazaar Italia stays winning. Under the direction of Daria Veledeeva, the magazine continues to make big bold strides against the competition and covers with Apolline Rocco Fohrer and Rianne van Rompaey over recent months have thrilled us to no end. Models are thankfully at the forefront when it comes to the magazine’s cover stars and appearing across a duo of covers for March 2024 is Penelope Ternes and Freya Nutter. The fresh-faced beauties and rising stars within the world of modeling pose before the lens of photographer David Sims for the occasion. The two cover shoots are complete with Paul Sinclaire on styling duties, who dresses Penelope (below) in Saint Laurent and a gleeful Freya (after the jump) in Gucci.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Tend to be drawn to almost anything Paul Sinclaire is styling. Sims shines here. Harper’s Bazaar Italia for the win yet again,” applauded zoom.

“Wow! Another big photographer working for Italian Bazaar. Who’s next? Steven Klein? Mert & Marcus? I love it!” exclaimed mikel.

“Everything works here, I love it. Harper’s Bazaar Italia has yet to let me down,” said kokobombon.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm was vogue28: “Another month, another triumph for Harper’s Bazaar Italia. I’m massively into the first cover with Penelope Ternes. What a captivating cover shot!”

“WOW! Stunning cover. Finally David woke up and remembered who he is!” DK92 voiced.

WAVES described the outcome as “fabulous” and we could not possibly disagree.

See more from the March 2024 issue of Harper’s Bazaar Italia and join the conversation, here.

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D la Repubblica continues to stomp on the competition and show just about every major fashion magazine on the planet how it’s done. We currently remain in the midst and the glory that is ‘The Fashion Issue’. Following on from Volume #1 which resulted in us here at theFashionSpot hyperventilating over 21 spectacular covers, Volume #2 is evidently no different. Emanuele Farneti dials down the number of covers, to give us a selection of three. Cover one sees Farneti call upon Paolo Roversi, who captures Penelope Ternes, Lina Zhang, Amar Akway and Yar Aguer. Colin Dodgson photographs Jesi Shelnutt for cover two while Ida Heiner serves retro glam on cover three, as she poses for photographer Theo Sion.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Beautiful!” described forum member mikel upon checking out the Paolo Roversi cover.

“Wow, gorgeous!” chimed in natassia.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm was Koibito, commenting: “Wow, Volume #1 was too good and beat almost every fashion issue from almost every magazine out there and now Farneti continues with another great one.”

“Paolo Roversi can be very hit or miss to me, but his editorial is incredible compared to Vogue Italia this month,” blueorchid applauded.

“Ida looks stunning!” raved Kishan.

“Absolutely OBSESSED and completely besotted with that Ida Heiner cover by Theo Sion. So unbelievably gorgeous, love the black and white, the beauty styling, the retro vibe…” voiced vogue28.

See more from D la Repubblica Volume #2 2024 and share your own thoughts with us, here.

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Willy Vanderperre remains a firm fave of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. The Belgian photographer replaced David Sims as Prada’s campaign photographer and made his grand Prada return for the Fall 2023 season, in addition to capturing the brand’s recent Holiday 2023 campaign installment.

Vanderperre evidently remains in the good graces of Prada’s co-creative directors for the Spring 2024 campaign, boasting a mammoth of models – just about all the women who walked the show during MFW. The full lineup includes Ajah Angau, Alyosia Salamatina, Amanda Murphy, Anica Cuca, Anok Yai, Denyse Tumukunde, Diana Skowron, Dominika Pikula, Du Juan, Elen Giunio, Elise Crombez, Eliza Petersen, Farah Nieuwburg, Freya Vervaet, Ilya Vermeulen, Jolien Bosman, Julia Meseguer, Julia Nobis, Laura Reyes, Lexi Boling, Lila Pankova, Lina Emelianova, Lina Zhang, Liu Wen, Loli Bahia, Mathilde Denard, Mica Argaranaz, Nastya Honchrova, Nikki Vrekic, Oninyechi Chijoke, Ornella Umutoni, Penelope Ternes, Qin Lei, Rejoice Chuol, Rianne van Rompaey, Romi Peled, Sanja Dalecka, Sascha Rajasalu, Selena Forrest and Sora Choi. The simple studio-shot portraits, captured either in full color or in crisp black and white are an ode to timeless portraiture.

Read below the reaction’s of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Damn, so disappointing. I was looking forward to a good campaign for this collection, considering the runway presentation and clothes themselves were actually quite interesting,” voiced Overindulgence.

“They could’ve done something better with those sheer dresses. That was a missed potential,” sighed a disapproving PierreGotha.

Also left majorly underwhelmed was Urban Stylin, commenting: “I miss the old Prada where we used to anticipate their campaigns!”

“Raf Simons really sucked the life out of Prada,” stated forum member Rigida.

“Prada needs Steven Meisel back immediately,” zacatecas570 declared.

“It’s exhausting how every brand now has to have a million models in every campaign. When you aim to please everyone, you end up pleasing no one,” noted lookatme.

See more from Prada’s Spring 2024 advertising campaign and share your own thoughts, here.

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