Major fashion brands have insisted the fashion pack travel to numerous different countries across the globe for their Pre-Fall 2024 presentations. Balenciaga staged its latest fashion showcase extravaganza on location in Los Angeles and Chanel traveled to Manchester. Maria Grazia Chiuri, however, is remaining in Paris with the unveiling of Christian Dior’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection. Grazia took inspiration from Marlene Dietrich, who was a Christian Dior client and was famously quoted as saying “No Dior, no Dietrich” when Alfred Hitchcock selected the German actress for the role in the 1950’s film Stage Fright. As a result, the collection oozes a boyish charm with the silhouettes taking major influence from the 19th century. Dior’s first female creative director also took inspo from New York City and Monsieur Dior’s take on serving the American market in the late 1940s.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very late-stage John Galliano.” [GoldenPetals]

“MGC needs to get more into her Galliano bag. her clothes are only interesting when she does. Oherwise it’s just chic and boring.” [gallianostan]

“115 looks just to let us know how good the whole film set is.” [jeanclaude]

“Heels are nice, some of the pants are great too, but overall it’s giving 1930s depression era socialite lesbian.” [disco54]

“That would be decent costume designs for a period WWII drama movie, so the complete antithesis of Christian Dior designs…” [yslforever]

“One of the most bland and boring collections I’ve seen in a long time. And basically it doesn’t even look French so it doesn’t look Dior. Really unappealing and quite depressing too.” [Abracai]

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Pre-Fall 2024 collection and join the conversation, here.

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For some of us fashion folk, the debut Spring 2024 collection of Pharrell Williams as Louis Vuitton’s menswear creative director is still fresh in our minds. Back in June, the American record producer-turned-designer staged his first Louis Vuitton offering and closed off the famous Pont Neuf bridge in Paris for the occasion – to much fanfare. Attended by the likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna and Zendaya, Pharrell’s showcase was full of cultural significance and reimagined LV iconography. The buzz-worthy collection has since made its way into Louis Vuitton stores across the globe and is now readily available online for purchase. Here at theFashionSpot, we have handpicked just 10 of the most ridiculously fabulous pieces to swoon over.

Scroll further for jackets costing $150,000.00 (yes, seriously), some must-have cozy shearling boots and even an exclusively made-to-order skateboard:

#1 Speedy P9 Bandoulière 50:

Creative Director Pharrell Williams revisits the iconic Speedy P9 Bandoulière 50 Monogram Leather bag in luxuriously soft and supple calfskin with a bold primary colorway. The Monogram is printed on the Speedy using a sophisticated silk-screen technique that reproduces the twill aspect of the Monogram on canvas, a blurry, almost hand-painted effect ($12400.00).

#2 LV Super Vision Round Sunglasses:

The LV Super Vision Round Sunglasses appeared as a key accessory in Pharrell Williams’s Men’s Spring-Summer 2024 Show for Louis Vuitton. The stylish signature frames are crafted from rubber-effect nylon and the dark grey lenses are framed in silver-color metal. The removable lens caps display the House’s signature, which is reprised on the temples ($795.00).

#3 Sandwich Bag:

The Louis Vuitton Sandwich Bag is made from supple cowhide leather in exactly the same color as the House’s famed shopping bags. And features the same “Louis Vuitton” and “Maison Fondée En 1854” lettering found on the bags. Inside there’s a zipped pocket and a double flat pocket to keep things organized ($3350.00).

#4 Leather Aviator Mink Collar:

This aviator blouson from the SS24 Show is given a luxurious twist in grained calfskin, ennobled with a tonal embroidered allover LV Blason. It has a soft tonal mink collar for warmth, while a martingale construction at the back adds an elegant sartorial detail. This refined piece is perfect both for city strolls and weekend getwaways ($11200.00).

#5 Shoe Box Damoflage:

For S/S 2024, Pharrell Williams launches a new product to display your favorite pair of shoes: the Shoe Box ($18800.00).

#6 LV Footprint Low Boot:

The LV Footprint low boot was one of the statements of Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2024 men’s show, designed by Pharrell Williams. The upper is crafted from soft, cozy shearling, which is printed with an oversized Monogram pattern. The rubber outsole was inspired by a bear’s paw print and is decorated with House signatures ($2470.00).

#7 Coffret Accessoires Cuivre:

For his first show, Pharrell Williams introduces the copper line on hardsided pieces. This animation will please any Louis Vuitton collector, seeking exceptional, one-of-a-kind pieces ($34000.00).

#8 Technical Cotton Track Top Embellished with Pearls:

This track top from the SS24 Show is made from cotton ennobled with pearls. Applied by hand, they outline the collar, zip closure and pockets and create a striking relief effect along the sleeves. A pearl-embroidered LV patch on the chest completes this sophisticated piece, which has matching jogpants for a total look ($7450.00).

#9 Skateboard Henry Taylor:

This LV x Henry Taylor skateboard is a true collector’s item, exclusively made to order. The deck bears a bold LV signature, while the underside features the distinctive acrylic-paint portrait work of Californian artist Henry Taylor. Polished gold-tone trucks create a striking contrast with the board’s predominantly brown colorway. A magnificent gift for the skate devotee ($3700.00).

#10 Made To Order Crocodile Baseball Jacket:

This Made to Order baseball jacket captures the essence of the SS24 Show’s sophistication. Crafted from crocodile skin, it is meticulously assembled by hand. Contrasting crocodile patches add graphic signatures, with this collection’s emblematic LV Lovers logo across the chest and an LV Eiffel Tower on the left sleeve. This remarkable piece offers the perfect blend of comfort and elegance ($153000.000).

See more and shop Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Spring 2024 Menswear collection at Louis Vuitton.

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We aren’t even one full week into 2024 and a covetable and totally buzz-worthy new fashion collection has already dropped in the form of Louis Vuitton’s LV Remix collection. The French fashion house is bringing back old favorites with a Y2K-inspired twist and a contemporary flair. Statement Vuitton silhouettes have been reimagined in vintage denim across a wide range of products from the brand’s timeless Keepall piece to updated packaging for the Imagination fragrance (and just about everything else in between).

Scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from Louis Vuitton’s LV Remix collection for 2024:

#1 Nano Speedy:

The adorable Speedy Nano handbag is even cuter in stone-washed Monogram Denim with natural leather handles and removable shoulder strap. The denim canvas is made from certified-organic cotton. On the side of the bag is a small pocket that opens and closes with a distinctive tuck lock. The Nano fits an iPhone, compact wallet, and lipstick ($2600.00).

#2 Damier Denim Jacket:

This jacket has a casual, graphic look in stonewashed denim signed all over with the iconic Damier motif. Contrasting yellow topstitching highlights the construction for a subtly structured feel, while brass hardware adds a chic metallic accent. Crafted in a cropped, boxy silhouette for comfortable everyday styling ($3300.00).

#3 Damier Denim Skirt:

An allover Damier motif reimagines this staple A-line skirt with a bold signature twist. Crafted from stonewashed denim for a comfortable, casual feel, complete with contrasting yellow topstitching. A leather coin pocket emphasizes the graphic look and this season’s go-to anchor button adds playful detail to the front fastening ($1760.00).

#4 Zippy Coin Purse:

The Zippy Coin Purse looks charming in warm Monogram Denim, with yellow stitching and a gold-color zipper and LV-engraved zip pull. Its space-efficient interior includes two gusseted compartments as well as two inside flat pockets and numerous slots for cards. Its zip-around closure keeps essentials secure ($620.00).

#5 Helios Wedge Sandal:

The Helios wedge sandal comes in bleached Monogram denim with natural leather trim and a gold-tone stud evoking historic Louis Vuitton trunks. This relaxed model has a comfortable wedge sole, which is covered in braided rope, referencing the classic espadrille. Its strap is adjusted around the ankle with a tiny, gold-tone buckle ($1760.00).

#6 Coussin PM:

The Coussin PM handbag takes a fresh direction, with this desirable new material made from organic cotton denim. The fabric is bleached and stonewashed to give each piece a unique allure. Supple and lightweight, the bag can be styled with or without the chunky, engraved and wide textile strap – both are easily detachable ($4350.00).

#7 LV Flowergram Ardillon Belt:

The eye-catching LV Flowergram Ardillon 30mm Belt features a cool and contemporary mix of materials. The Y2K spirit of Monogram Denim is combined with a traditional pin buckle, accented by a finely crafted Monogram Flower for a jewelry touch. An on-trend belt with an original House signature, it emanates casual elegance ($590.00).

#8 Imagination LV Remix:

At the start of this new year, Imagination is getting a new look. Its packaging is reinterpreted in a dreamy blue, giving the Maison’s emblematic Monogram a touch of pop and fun ($320.00).

#9 Silhouette Ankle Boot:

The iconic Silhouette ankle boot is revisited in bleached Monogram denim, coordinating with the season’s leather goods. A decorative strap in natural calf leather with a gold-tone stud and buckle nods to historic Louis Vuitton trunks. This model is notable for its Monogram Flower-shaped heel, which is color-matched to the upper ($1690.00).

#10 Keepall Bandoulière 45:

The classic Keepall Bandoulière gets a sporty-chic new look with the Monogram Denim theme. The House’s famous Monogram pattern is printed on certified organic canvas the color of blue jeans, creating an eye-catching contrast with the natural cowhide trim. Complete with a padlock and a removable strap, this spacious bag is ideal as a carry-on or for short trips ($3700.00).

Shop the full LV Remix collection at Louis Vuitton.

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As we march forward toward the end of another year, we’re take the opportunity to reflect back on what our fave fashion glossies have delivered us over the past twelve months and selecting the very best (and only the best) of the month. From covers etched in our memories FOREVER to forgotten faves – here’s theFashionSpot best of the newsstand from January to December of 2023.

Scroll further for theFashionSpot’s full selection:

January | British Vogue with Iman by Nadine Ijewere:

There wasn’t much to criticize when Edward Enninful bestowed upon us modeling icon Iman as British Vogue‘s January 2023 cover star, who via the lens of photographer Nadine Ijewere was finally making her long-overdue debut as a British Vogue cover star. We ran out to grab ourselves the TWO dynamic covers.

February | Vogue Italia with Tatjana Patitz by Peter Lindbergh:

Vogue Italia was the only magazine to give up its front cover to the late Tatjana Patitz, who had delivered the publication an endless array of wonderful fashion imagery throughout her lengthy and remarkable career. For February 2023, the Italian fashion bible opted to reprint a poignant photograph of the German supermodel from 1990 by famed photographer Peter Lindbergh. A tribute cover done both tastefully and beautifully.

March | Vogue Poland with Anja Rubik by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin:

Vogue Poland gave us an all-out cause for celebration when it delivered Polish model Anja Rubik as their March 2023 cover girl, who splashed across a duo of celebratory and fashion-filled covers to mark the magazine’s fifth anniversary, posed for Dutch photographic duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin. A March issue and an anniversary issue done RIGHT. Take notes.

April | Vanity Fair with Gisele Bündchen by Lachlan Bailey:

Supermodel? Check. A deep golden tan? Check. Sun? Check. Beach? Check. Vanity Fair served up everything we could have possibly wanted – and more for April 2023. Gisele Bündchen embodying the ultimate golden goddess on a beach in Miami, via the lens of photographer Lachlan Bailey under the warm Floridian sunshine wearing a Chanel swimsuit proved to be a smash-hit of a summer-is-coming cover.

May | Harper’s Bazaar France with Imaan Hammam by Mario Sorrenti:

In 2023, the relaunch of Harper’s Bazaar France has proved to be one of the best thing to come into the fruition. From the get-go, the magazine has proved to be a massive competitor with the heavy competition down at the newsstand and the title’s May 2023 offering was so different. Evoking the spirit of vintage Harper’s Bazaar under the legendary Diana Vreeland, cover star Imaan Hammam struck a stance for Mario Sorrenti and styled by Emmanuelle Alt, this particular cover felt like a huge leap forward in terms of hope for the future.

June | Harper’s Bazaar Spain with Esther Cañadas by Vladimir Marti:

The June 2023 cover is Harper’s Bazaar Spain encapsulated the summer months flawlessly. At the request of Inma Jimenez Mateos, photographer Vladimir Marti captured iconic Spanish model Esther Cañadas against a picturesque and idyllic beach landscape, which ultimately made us want to book a summer vacation immediately.

July | US Vogue with Margot Robbie by Ethan James Green:

The first of the Summer 2023 issues gave us a gleeful and joyous Margot Robbie, posing all smiles for photographer Ethan James Green while promoting the soon-to-be blockbuster-smash Barbie. Styled by Tonne Goodman, the Australian actress instantly became the embodiment of Barbiecore sporting a bright pink Versace dress. As a result, the cover completely commanded your attention down at the newsstand – love at first sight.

August | British Vogue with Maya Jama by Steven Meisel:

It’s always a good month whenever Edward Enninful has commissioned master photographer Steven Meisel to shoot the cover of British Vogue and August 2023 was a sight for sore eyes. In the flawless and pixel-perfect cover photograph, British television presenter Maya Jama made her surprise and completely unexpected Vogue cover debut. Meisel (to no one’s amazement) profiled Maya flawlessly, in the cover which evoked the spirits of the 80s but with a modern and updated twist.

September | Vogue China with He Cong by Leslie Zhang:

Jumping on the hype surrounding the Asian Games, Vogue China’s September 2023 offering perfectly blended sport and fashion. He Cong featured in the striking cover image, with the Chinese beauty dabbling in a sport of archery, captured wearing a stunning emerald green couture scarf grown by Robert Wun which only added to the strong sense of drama and the beauty of the cover as a whole. September done extremely will, if you ask us.

October | UK Harper’s Bazaar with Saoirse Ronan by Agata Pospieszynska:

British Harper’s Bazaar doing what British Harper’s Bazaar does best is always a recipe for a good cover, and the magazine done themselves (and us) proud for October 2023. Lydia Slater embraced Saoirse Ronan as cover star, who posed for Bazaar regular Agata Pospieszynska and styled by Charlie Harrington looked radiant and ethereal in sequined Gucci. Overall, the cover encapsulated the changing seasons to perfection and outshone everything else available on the newsstand that month.

November | US ELLE with Irina Shayk by Daniel Jackson:

Model Irina Shayk, photographer Daniel Jackson and stylist Alex White proved less is ALWAYS more with American ELLE‘s November 2023 cover. A total palate cleanser for all that was on offer down at the newsstand. A breath of fresh air. Minimalism done right, and oh so perfectly executed by all those involved and just another cover cementing Nina Garcia’s ELLE as one of the best glossies in the business. 10/10!

December | D la Repubblica with Mila van Eeten by Nicola Delorme:

D la Repubblica‘s issue dated December 2, 2023 started the month off on an extremely high note. Despite the cover not overtly screaming pure unapologetic festive holiday glamour, Mila van Eeten posing for photographer Nicola Delorme gave us major ‘holidays but make it fashion’ vibes. Against a red backdrop, the Dutch model gazed down Delorme’s lens wearing Fendi and Cartier, resulting in a stunning and utterly captivating cover for us to fawn over. Zero complaints.

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The holiday season is just around the corner, and glitz, glamour, sparkle and unapologetic splendor ought to be all the rage. Feeling festive, we’re reflecting back to unwrap the top 5 most festive fashion magazine covers of all time – from spectacular cover images lensed by master photographer Steven Meisel to uncovering a forgotten favorite deep within the Harper’s Bazaar archives.

Scroll further for theFashionSpot’s picks of the most festive and most dazzling magazine covers that have ever graced the newsstand:

#5 Vogue Italia December 2004 with Karen Elson by Steven Meisel:

While this cover may not exactly scream Christmas from the treetops, there’s no denying the cover shot oozes a certain holiday quality. Karen Elson posed for Steven Meisel and the duo achieved a romantically dark yet glamorous mood, as if Karen has just returned home from a fabulous New Year’s party and now sits alone reflecting on the handsome stranger she met. Meisel shot the redheaded British beauty wearing a black velvet Ralph Lauren gown, with Karen’s hair fashioned into old-Hollywood waves adding drama and charm to Italian Vogue‘s December 2024 cover.

#4 UK Vogue December 2007 with Sienna Miller by Nick Knight:

Nick Knight has created some overwhelmingly gorgeous British Vogue covers – most becoming instantly iconic. The magazine’s December 2007 cover may not be deemed iconic as of yet, but we certainly remember this particular cover shining bright like a diamond on the newsstand during the festive period of 2007. Sienna Miller showcased a stunning metallic gown by Dolce & Gabbana, looking ready for the party season ahead, posing alongside a quirky prop. The silver metallic fonts added pizazz once viewed in real life and we’ll be hunting out our copies today to get us in the festive spirit!

#3 Vogue Paris December 2001/January 2002 with Kate Moss by Mario Testino:

This cover just screams Christmas from the onset. Kate Moss graced the last double-issue of 2001 for French Vogue with Mario Testino capturing everyone’s favorite British supermodel with a set of holiday fairy lights wrapped around her head – with wonderful results! The cover, in theory, sounds rather cheesy (but aren’t holidays supposed to be cheesy?) yet Testino, Carine Roitfeld and Kate pulled the concept off perfectly. Holidays but make it fashion and we 100% approve.

#2 Vogue Russia December 2008 with Naomi Campbell by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott:

Yet another cover that screams of the holiday season, although the December 2008 cover of Vogue Russia took a more luxurious approach this time around. The magazine tapped Naomi Campbell as its cover subject and got creative twosome Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott to photograph the sitting, opting to shoot Naomi draped in a luxurious white fur that cascaded around her structured face as she gazed down M&M’s lens. With a minimal amount of text and a subtle pink masthead, we’d say this cover is pretty much right on the money for December.

#1 Harper’s Bazaar December 1992 with Kate Moss by Patrick Demarchelier:

A golden oldie, a forgotten favorite and a clear winner. Kate Moss wows us on the December 1992 issue of American Harper’s Bazaar. Photographed by Patrick Demarchelier, a then 18-year-old Kate posed wearing an extravagant red Christian Dior haute couture gown, hair and makeup done to the nines, while holding a Christmas snow globe. Simple, effective and completely understated, we ask the current team of Bazaar to please take note. This is how a festive fashion magazine cover is truly done!

This article first appeared on theFashionSpot December 18, 2014.

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Make no mistake that Emma Corrin is a firm fave is Miuccia Prada. Ever since the iconic Italian designer fixed her gaze upon the British actor, they’ve been fast-tracked as the face of Mrs. Prada’s namesake fashion label Miu Miu (on umpteen occasions) and even closed Miu Miu’s Fall 2023 runway showcase during Paris Fashion Week as per Miuccia’s request. To absolutely no one’s amazement, Corrin now makes an appearance in the brand’s Holiday 2023 advertising campaign. Throughout the series of images lensed by Zoë Ghertner and styled by Lotta Volkova, the actor perhaps best known for her tole as Princess Diana in Netflix’s The Crown totes the brand’s signature Aradie and Wander handbags, posing in a room lined with antique furniture and plush carpets.

A sense of intimacy, elegance and charm. Cultivated dress codes redrawn for the here and now. An expression of beauty reconsidered for the many facets of life today. Starring actor Emma Corrin, Miu Miu Holiday occupies a home, a private space, open to infinite possibilities and interpretation.

The mood is refined: an eased opulence and languor prevails in a filmic environment familiar to the person who inhabits it, who is cultured and confident – comfortable in their own skin. Backdropped by soft carpet and framed by precious antiques belonging to a distant place and time, the wardrobe is similarly layered – meaningful. Fluid black cady, shearling, tactile tweeds, sparkling organza embellished with crystal evoke archetypically sophisticated dress codes, their significance renewed.

Glossed leathers, soft cashmere and jersey afford freedom of movement and effortless allure. Prototypical garments are remixed. Incarnations of glamour and elegance past enrich and inform, always with the present and future in mind. Miu Miu collaborated with Marshall to create a joint line of their iconic products and with Polaroid for cameras complete with branded web camera straps.

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See more from Miu Miu’s Holiday 2023 advertising campaign and share your thoughts over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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Festive glamour has seemingly remained off the agenda of just about every fashion publication this month. British ELLE opted to boycott any sense of celebration and festivity, having done a 90s fashion revival with Rosemary Ferguson as their cover star while Vogue Japan served up models Abény Nhial and Mary Ukech sporting complementing corded Miu Miu looks on a cover which evoked a vibe of the early 00s. Glamour (without the festive) arrived in the form of Nicki Minaj‘s long-awaited debut as an American Vogue cover star, in addition to Emilia Clarke decked out in sequined Giorgio Armani on the cover of British Harper’s Bazaar.

Scroll further to see which December 2023 covers made the cut (and which didn’t) according to theFashionSpot’s unfiltered forum members:

MISS | US Harper’s Bazaar with Lana Del Rey by Collier Schorr:

“If I were a photographer, I would be embarrassed to hand in such work!” [Royal-Galliano]

MISS | UK ELLE with Rosemary Ferguson by Liz Collins:

“What an unflattering cover image! Goodness grief, cannot believe the magazine thought this was a good idea, even more so to be worthy of sitting on newsstands for a whole two months (and over the festive holiday season). Dumbfounded, to be honest.” [vogue28]

HIT | US Vogue with Nicki Minaj by Norman Jean Roy:

“Oh my god! What a cover, what a moment. Stunning! I can forgive and forget a year’s worth of awful covers thanks to this beauty. A timeless, classic American cover.” [aracic]

HIT | D la Repubblica with Mila van Eeten by Nicola Delorme:

“This magazine puts Vogue Italia to shame every single time.” [WAVES]

HIT | ELLE China with Kate Moss & Charlotte Tilbury by Matt Easton:

“Beautiful, even if it’s retouched.” [Ihhbl]

HIT | Vogue Mexico with Paloma Elsesser by Camila Falquez:

“Love the first cover in the sheer black dress. I think Paloma looks Divine.” [MModa]

HIT | US ELLE with Jennifer Lopez by Sølve Sundsbø:

“Phwoar, that Jennifer Lopez cover is absolutely EVERYTHING, I am in love. The gold, the glamour, the sultriness, the warmth, the festiveness, the minimalism, the slight nod to Herb Ritts…” [vogue28]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Spain with Indya Moore by Juan Kr:

“I am captivated by Indya’s cover! Very 80s Bazaar with the close up and background. Stunning!” [MON]

HIT | Vogue Australia with Emily Ratajkowski by Lachlan Bailey:

“Spectacular!” [jal718]

MISS | Vogue Japan with Abény Nhial & Mary Ukech by Hugo Comte:

“It’s an awful amateur cover for me. I hate it with a passion: the wigs, the styling, the lighting – everything feels sooooooo cheap.” [Bertrando3]

HIT | Vanity Fair with Greta Gerwig by Norman Jean Roy:

“It is a lovely side portrait. The color palette reflects the winter months.” [MModa]

HIT | Vogue Greece with Anna Cleveland by Richard Phibbs:

“These covers belong to the best of the year!” [Petrus]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Italia with Apolline Rocco Fohrer by Nick Knight:

“There was everything that could go wrong, but somehow I like it…” [DK92]

MISS | Vogue France with Ida Heiner by Théo de Gueltzl:

“A magazine that once had Dalí, Fellini, Hitchcock, Chagall, Miró, Hockney and Kurosawa as guest editors of their end-of-year issue is now giving us fashion cosplay in a corridor of an arts center.” [tigerrouge]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar France with Loli Bahia by Juergen Teller:

“I actually love Loli Bahia’s cover. Juergen is at his best when the subject/model/clothes are more glamorous, hence why I always love his Saint Laurent campaigns.” [Overindulgence]

MISS | UK Vogue by Tim Walker:

“I remember when Tim Walker used to create dazzling editorials with gorgeous clothes. What happened?” [gallianostan]

MISS | UK Harper’s Bazaar with Emilia Clarke by Betina du Toit:

“They’ve made Emilia Clarke look SO Old.” [Kite]

MISS | Vogue Italia with Liya Kebede by Campbell Addy:

“Can you imagine deciding THAT is the best wig for Liya?” [blueorchid]

MISS | Vogue China with Sherry Shi, Mengyao Wang, Huijia Chen & Hejia Liby Felix Cooper:

“This is their worst cover this year for sure!” [crmsn]

HIT | Numéro Netherlands with Jessica Stam by Lea Winkler:

“I love it, specially the dark festive vibe.” [kokobombon]

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There are some partnerships within the world of fashion that just make complete sense. Linda Evangelista and Steven Meisel are one, and Rianne van Rompaey, Mikael Jansson and Emmanuelle Alt have proved themselves to be another. Graff is on the money with their latest fashion imagery, enlisting the Dutch model, the Swedish photographer and French stylist to compile their latest series of adverting campaigns. First came the Butterfly, followed by The Tilda’s Bow and now we bare witness to the British jewelry brand’s festive and ultra-glam I Wish campaign for the Holiday 2023 season. Showcasing Graff’s high jewelry collection of spectacular and dazzling emeralds, Rianne roams the a luxurious apartment setting, radiating nothing but pure unapologetic holiday glamour.

Emerald High Jewelry:

Graff has a long-held affinity with the color green and is renowned for the incomparable beauty of its emeralds. Only those jewels with an exceptional hue are selected, often Colombian emeralds, which are celebrated for their ardent color and breathtaking transparency. Discover the spellbinding allure of our emeralds – the very epitome of rarity.

Yellow Diamond High Jewelry:

Hand-selected by the Graff family for their rich intensity and vibrant brilliance, the unparalleled elegance of yellow diamonds find their perfect expression in jewels that pair superb stones with audacious design. Follow the light and discover our exceptional collection of yellow diamonds.

White Diamond High Jewelry:

Graff’s legacy for creating the world’s most beautiful jewels is built upon an appreciation for the impeccable, natural beauty of diamonds – with stones cut and polished to reveal a hypnotic kaleidoscope of brilliance. Embark upon a journey of discovery and lose yourself in our fabulous world.

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It is common knowledge that Christian Dior likes to have a whole rooster of brand ambassadors (like Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lawrence, Natalie Portman, Yara Shahidi and Anya Taylor-Joy) on speed dial, to make appearances either on the red carpet dressed in one of Maria Grazia Chiuri’s designs or fronting an advertising campaign for the fabled French fashion house. Dior added Elizabeth Debicki to their rolodex and wealth of ambassadors back in late 2021, with the actress’ first official outing arriving in the form of the brand’s Rose Dior joaillerie advertising campaign in 2022 – to much fanfare on theFashionSpot’s forums.

Almost a whole two years later, Debicki returns as the face of Christian Dior Joaillerie for the Fall 2023 season, appearing before the lens of photographer Julien Martinez Leclerc and dripping in the the Victorie de Castellane-designed Rose Dior Bagatelle and Bois de Rose collections. Against a simple yet classic, clean and timeless grey backdrop, the Australian beauty oozes elegance and grace as she gazes down Leclerc’s lens.

Sparkling diamonds and mesmerizing gemstones animate the Rose Dior Bagatelle and Bois de Rose jewels by Victoire de Castellane, with actress Elizabeth Debicki personifying this brilliance, mirroring a decadent homage to nature. The glistening Bois de Rose pieces reveal pure, organic forms of rose stems and thorns in gold, marrying the untamed beauty of the wild with Dior Joaillerie craftsmanship.

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See more from the dazzling and delightful advertising campaign and share your very own thoughts with us over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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Not even gloomy skies over London could dampen the spirits at last night’s 2023 Fashion Awards. Held at the Royal Albert Hall, a plethora of A-list attendees stepped out for the celebratory fashion-filled occasion and walked the red carpet in their finest finery (many opting to dig into the archives). Guests soon witnessed Paloma Elsesser winning Model of the Year, Martine Rose crowned British Menswear Designer of the Year, Maximilian Davis nabbing British Womenswear Designer of the Year and Jonathan Anderson won big with the Designer of the Year award.

Back to the red carpet looks, here just 18 of theFashionSpot’s must-see looks of the night:

Kate Moss in David Fielden & YSL:

Adut Akech in Knwls:

Alexa Chung in 16Arlington:

Felicity Jones in Erdem:

Rita Ora in Primark:

Daphne Guinness in Valentino & Philip Treacy:

Gillian Anderson in Valentino:

Nicole Scherzinger in Patrick McDowell:

Amal Clooney in Versace:

Anne Hathaway in Valentino:

Jourdan Dunn in Thaihuy:

Rosie Huntington-Whitley in Valentino:

Maya Jama in Dolce & Gabbana:

Gwendoline Christie in Giles Deacon:

Gwyneth Paltrow in Valentino:

Kristen McMenamy in Giambattisa Valli:

Amelia Gray in Self-Portrait:

Mona Tougaard in Alaïa:

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