Naomi Campbell remains an unstoppable force. After decades in the modeling game and as a bonafide fashion icon, the British beauty throughout 2024 alone has covered magazines like Harper’s Bazaar France and Vogue Greece. All this in addition to becoming the face of mega fashion brands like Boss and Vivienne Westwood. V Magazine is celebrating Naomi Campbell with the unveiling of its Winter 2024 Issue #151 installment. Across a duo of covers, Naomi appears before the lens of photographer Sølve Sundsbø. The Norwegian photographer captures Campbell’s majestic profile for the newsstand cover (below). In the special couture edition (after the jump), Naomi is styled by Gro Curtis in a full Dolce & Gabbana look.

Naomi Campbell for V Magazine #151 Winter 2024 by Sølve Sundsbø:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“V Magazine sabotaged the newsstand buyer with this… horrid. But an interesting choice to have Naomi Campbell on the cover amid all the controversy regarding her charity – and in Dolce & Gabbana, of all brands. Gotta love her persistence,” immediately voiced aracic.

“The profile cover looks stunning but no. It’s interesting that there has been so many people in the industry canceled over the years, but Naomi is still standing,” Royal-Galliano chimed in.

“I used to love V Magazine, but this is a hard pass. It has been ages since they had a worthy issue. Naomi as a subject just feels irrelevant,” critiqued forum member ReneSanchez.

Also far from impressed was oaklee91. “Nothing works. She needs to retire,” they exclaimed.

“The cover with the Dolce & Gabbana lace veil is the strongest cover out of the two. I’m not hating on this. I am genuinely sat here feeling like this is the best Naomi Campbell has looked in what feels like AGES! She suits those Dolce & Gabbana pieces perfectly, and I love how chic, sharp, and sexy this all is,” voiced vogue28.

See more of Naomi Campbell for V Magazine Winter 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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The relationship between Miley Cyrus and Dolce & Gabbana continues to grow stronger. The iconic Italian design duo first cemented their relationship by welcoming Miley as the face of their Spring 2024 Dolce & Gabbnna eyewear campaign. More recently, the American singer-songwriter was appointed the face of the brand’s Fall 2024 collection. As a result, Cyrus posed before the lens of legendary photographer Steven Meisel and dialed the old-Hollywood glamour up tenfold. It should therefore come as zero surprise to see Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana welcome back Miley for her third consecutive advertising campaign, this time for the Fall 2024 eyewear campaign installment. The Flowers chart-topper reunites with male model Matthew Noszka for the occasion, and take a ride around Los Angeles as nightfall. The pair pose in the back of a luxurious motor throughout the campaign series, lensed by Mert Alas and styled by Emmanuelle Alt.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“That mouth… JESUS!” exclaimed forum member DK92 the moment the campaign dropped.

“All I see is teeth and a fat buccal removal. It’s a pity for an eyewear campaign,” Lola701 chimed in.

“Geez, enough with the mouth comments. I don’t know why people get so caught up on that. Miley looks stunning, the images are amazing,” defended guimon.

Urban Stylin commented: “I wish she wasn’t pouting but this is amazing photography. They will look great on billboards and in-store!”

“Absolutely loving this, just as much as I did Miley Cyrus for Dolce & Gabbana campaign last season and the current Fall 2024 campaign offering. She’s working it here, and I love the glamour and sultriness of it all. Very rarely do we see this type of fierce glamour in fashion campaigns nowadays, so I have nothing but praise for this!” vogue28 raved.

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Day five, Milan Fashion Week, and Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana paid homage to the icon of all icons: Madonna. The relationship between Madonna and Dolce & Gabbana has lasted since 1991, and was commemorated during MFW in great style earlier today with a high-octane and overtly glamorous spectacle, dedicated entirely to the queen of pop (who was, of course, sitting perched front row). Models walked the dark and seductive runway sporting tightly permed blonde wigs, set in place with a black stretch hairband in a nod to Madonna’s legendary Blond Ambition tour. An array of corsets were on display in black, white, nude, and blush-tones. The Italian design duo also served up a reinterpretation of the iconic cone bra.

Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2025 Review

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“This collection isn’t just Madonna coded, it’s Madonna from start to finish. An amazing tribute to her, and so appropriate that she was in the front row.” [mepps]

“It’s a very nice hommage. After all, Madonna was very instrumental in their success.” [Lola701]

“A beautiful collection and homage to Madonna. It was also great to see the icon in the audience.” [MModa]

“I like this collection a lot probably because it has allure and sultriness of Monica Bellucci in Malena!” [JohannesL]

“The opening was everything!” [Kanzai]

“I really, really, really wanted to like it. I loved the opening, and the mood. Yet it started to fall flat after a few looks. Also, the pace of the show and the unsureness of the movement of the models made it so boring for me. It just was not as dynamic as it could have been.” [Salvatore]

“Terribly dated and demodé.” [FashionPower]

“I wish they would stop remaking, reissuing, referencing their old stuff and do something new.” [avonlea002]

See all the looks from the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2025 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Chioma Nnadi cannot catch a break as British Vogue‘s Head of Editorial Content. From the get-go, covers of the magazine starring the likes of FKA Twigs, Zendaya, Sophie Turner, Mona Tougaard (with Central Cee) and Suki Waterhouse have failed to impress. Just last month, members of theFashionSpot forums even questioned whether or not Kylie Jenner should have allowed her debut British Vogue cover to even hit the shelves. Now, Nnadi has someone else make their British Vogue cover debut with the unveiling of the October 2024 edition. Florence Pugh makes an appearance on British Vogue this month, via the lens of photographer Venetia Scott. Scott herself styles the English actress for the occasion, opting for an all-black ensemble from the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2024 collection and a handbag from Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini for the cover look.

The October 2024 Cover of British Vogue with Florence Pugh:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“What an awful use of someone so beautifully photogenic. The pose, the bag, the expression? So odd to me,” critiqued honeycombchild.

“Another cover of British Vogue that is lifeless, static, and devoid of energy,” slated a disapproving vogue28.

“Is this a joke?” asked a dumbfounded LastNight.

“A new low…” declared a majorly underwhelmed thiago.

AristoCrazy stated: “The bar is so low it’s practically underground.”

Forum member lanvinray wasn’t best impressed either. “Flop after flop! Yes, Chioma! Give us nothing,” they laughed.

“All I can see is that huge bag (which is almost bigger than Florence Pugh) under her arm and that strange pose!! What is going on? How could anyone think this was OK?” mteb123 questioned.

See more of Florence Pugh for British Vogue October 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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We’ve been lying in wait for the new Dolce & Gabbana Beauty advertising to drop, for what feels like an eternity. Back in April, a tidbit over on theFashionSpot forums gave us an epic cast had shot an advertising campaign for the Italian fashion house’s beauty line. The wait is over. The epic (huge understatement) cast includes Irina Shayk, Felice Nova Noordhoff, Aker Ajak, Sacha Quenby, Carré Otis, Jerry Hall, Valentine Rontez, Chloe Oh, Georgia May Jagger, and Taras Romanov. The lineup descends upon an Italian villa for dinner, each playing the role of a different character for the short ‘Il Pranzo’ film. The occasion comes to life with magnetic glances and whispered conversations between the ensemble cast, directed and photographed by Steven Klein – complete with Carine Roitfeld on styling duties.

The Dolce & Gabbana Beauty ‘Il Pranzo’ Campaign by Steven Klein:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Absolutely love this – from concept to casting. So kitsch, so glamorous and so different from every other beauty campaign on the market today. Not to mention the sight of Jerry Hall, Irina Shayk and the wonderful surprise of seeing Carré Otis. So looking forward to more!” raved vogue28.

“Carré Otis will always have it!” WAVES enthused.

“Oh I love this,” declared forum member Serend1pity.

Also very much a fan was fashionsavvvvvy. “The Steven Klein I like and miss: dark and dramatic!” they admired.

“It’s weird,” Lola701 voiced. It’s the Tom Ford Beauty team doing a Tom Ford-like campaign for Dolce & Gabbana. It works but it’s not convincing for D&G.”

“It isn’t successfully selling me anything, I find it just feels flat – and weirdly boring, when it shouldn’t be,” pointed out an underwhelmed tigerrouge.

See more from the Dolce & Gabbana Beauty ‘Il Pranzo’ advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Ahead of the upcoming Spring 2025 season of Milan Fashion Week, we’re flashing it back a whole decade ago to the Spring 2015 season – somewhat of a tradition here at theFashionSpot.

MFW Spring 2015 was an absolute feast for the eyes. Alberta Ferretti’s showcase was soft, romantic, utterly feminine and simply divine. Thomas Maier was the creative force behind Bottega Veneta in September 2014, inspired by dancers off-duty, their “beautiful posture” and “dancer’s walk” for his spring offering. Bullfighters and Spain proved to be major sources of inspiration for the design duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. The pair revealed a collection of leggy silhouettes, romantic full skirts, and ornate embellishments on simple silhouettes. Cara Delevingne walked the Fendi catwalk exclusively in Milan, with the late Karl Lagerfeld inspired by the architecture of the Fendi headquarters: Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana. Frida Giannini chose to streamline the Gucci silhouette for Spring 2015 while Donatella Versace unveiled her take on minimalism. The undisputed king of kitsch Jeremy Scott, presented a wardrobe straight out of the Barbie Dreamhouse for his spring collection, shutting Milan Fashion Week down with an immense sense of fun.

Flashback to Milan Fashion Week Spring 2015:

Alberta Ferretti

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Bottega Veneta

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Dolce & Gabbana

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Emilio Pucci

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Etro

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Fendi

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Ferragamo

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Giorgio Armani

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Gucci

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Jil Sander

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Max Mara

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Moschino

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Prada

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Roberto Cavalli

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Versace

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Right now, we remain in the euphoric bliss of our fave fashion glossies dropping their heavy fall fashion editions. D la Repubblica continues to unveil each installment of ‘The Fashion Issue’, which will be presented each week for the next four weeks – keeping us completely entertained. The cover of Volume #1 went to Loli Bahia. D la Repubblica editor Emanuele Farneti drops Naomi Campbell as Volume #2 cover star, who fresh from the cover of Madame Figaro and Harper’s Bazaar poses for Oliver Hadlee Pearch. In the blurred cover image (yes, your vision isn’t deceiving you), the Brit icon of modeling is dressed in leopard print Dolce & Gabbana, as selected for the occasion by cover shoot stylist Carlos Nazario.

The Cover of D la Repubblica ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #2 with Naomi Campbell:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“What is the purpose of putting a blurred Naomi Campbell on the cover?” asked DK92.

Xone replied “Pretentiousness?”

“Saves time and money on Photoshop,” laughed MyNameIs.

“Blurring images doesn’t add the sense of energy that’s missing from Naomi’s modern-day modelling,” tigerrouge chimed in.

“Naomi Campbell is becoming the weakest supermodel of the bunch,” declared WAVES.

Oaklee91 wasn’t buying it either, pointing out: “It’s like a drag impersonator trying to do Naomi but it doesn’t work well!”

“Could’ve done without the blur but I like it,” vogue28 confessed. “At the very least it’s something slightly different from Naomi Campbell, kinda into the blonde and the leopard print works. The whole shoot does remind me of something Steven Meisel might’ve produced for Vogue Italia.”

“I don’t mind it. I think it looks cool,” shared forum member newton91.

See more of Naomi Campbell via the lens of Oliver Hadlee Pearch for D la Repubblica ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #2 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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The relationship between Dolce & Gabbana and Steven Meisel continues to blossom, and we’re 100% here for it. The iconic Italian design duo have enlisted the legendary lensman since the Summer 2023 season to lens their brand’s campaign imagery. Our jaws constantly drop to the floor with the unveiling of each and every campaign, and the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2024 advertising campaign is no different. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana enlist Miley Cyrus (once again) as the face of their latest collection, presented back in February during Milan Fashion Week. The American singer-songwriter and actress is reunited with Meisel for the occasion, captured within the surroundings of a bustling brasserie. Shot in crisp black and white, Miley is sophistication personified dressed by stylist Karl Templer in a series of chic and sophisticated all-back looks.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Holy sh** this looks amazing! We can safely say when you put in the big bucks for advertising, the payoff is rewarding!” declared GERGIN.

“Dolce & Gabbana are blasting hard with their campaigns,” commended Kanzai.

“So glamorous and evocative!” enthused forum member Kite.

Also a fan of the end result was vogue28. “Campaign of the season for me, without a shadow of a doubt. Absolutely fabulous, and I’m kinda into the surprise of Miley Cyrus starring in the campaign. So unapologetically glamorous, elegant and sophisticated. All I want is MORE!” he declared.

“I love the direction. It’s giving good old Vogue Italia and Franca Sozzani/Meisel storytelling magic,” Royal-Galliano admired.

Tomtakesphotos described the outcome as “absolutely gorgeous” and we couldn’t possibly disagree.

See more of Miley Cyrus in the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2024 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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You might be able to recall those paparazzi shots of Katy Perry during the summer of 2022. Dressed in head-to-toe Dolce & Gabbana, the American songstress was living the ultimate dolce vita frolicking on a boat near the Italian island of Capri. In October 2023, Katy Perry was finally unveiled as the face of the Dolce & Gabbana Devotion fragrance. Perry featured in a vibrant campaign, embodying the ultimate Dolce & Gabbana woman. Another year later, and the Woman’s World hitmaker is back as the face and embodiment of Dolce & Gabbana Devotion Eau de Parfum Intense. Photographed high above the hills of Capri, Katy is captured during a majestic sunset in the alluring campaign photograph, dressed in a floral print bralette and matching skirt.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Both this campaign and the music career of Katy Perry feel tired and dated. Maybe the one letdown of an otherwise strong campaign year for Dolce & Gabbana,” voiced GERGIN.

“Kind of shocking this is the staid image Dolce & Gabbana chose to promote something called ‘Devotion Intense’,” laughed an unimpressed KoV.

Vogue28 voiced: “The blatant misuse of Photoshop is what’s killing this whole campaign. I’m not opposed to a bit of polish but this just downright embarrassing. Not sure who is out there to be motivated to buy a fragrance just because Katy Perry is the face of it either. Such a random brand ambassador for a fragrance!”

“I love the mood and colors. However, the retouching is some of the worst that I’ve seen in a campaign,” complained Urban Stylin. “Not even sure if these are photos or just some AI-generated imagery!”

“LOL even her hands look AI generated,” laughed thiago.

Share your own thoughts on Katy Perry as the face of the Dolce & Gabbana Devotion Intense fragrance, here.

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Unfortunately, we’ve had to become completely accustom to Condé Nast’s global content sharing strategy over recent years, which is now a common practice. Editions of Vogue from across the globe often share content – and even covers. The latest to be shared is American Vogue‘s Summer 2024 cover shoot (first released a whole two months ago) starring Kendall Jenner. The shoot is unsurprisingly regurgitated as Vogue France’s offering for August 2024. Via the lens of photographic duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, the American beauty and current face of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger can be found posing down on a sun-drenched beach on location in Mexico. In the sultry cover shot, a bronzed Kendall Jenner is dressed by stylist Tabitha Simmons in a polka dot bikini from Dolce & Gabbana,

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“The one time literally thousands and thousands of people descend to Paris for the Olympics, this is the cover they have… a reprint from a 2-month-old US Vogue. Wow. Condé Nast really are not helping themselves. Why would anyone, tourist or not want to grab this copy on a newsstand?” Kite questioned.

“How the mighty have fallen,” shrieked gunsnroses.

“A screenshot for June/July [with Gigi Hadid] and a reprint for August. Dark times,” Ribs666 sighed.

“How low can you go? Seriously?” voiced fauxfashion.

Everyone else was satisfied, to some extent. “Absolutely despise the current content sharing strategy from Condé Nast, and still think it’s a crying shame to see what French Vogue has become. However, I cannot hate this – all things considered. The cover itself takes me back to the glory days of Vogue Paris. For that reason alone I will… accept,” reasoned vogue28.

“At least it’s something with more of a Vogue Paris vibe than anything of late,” kokobonbom echoed.

“The cover is not perfect but I absolutely love a beach cover,” MModa commented.

Share your own thoughts on Kendall Jenner’s Vogue France cover for August 2024, here.

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