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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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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Chemena Kamali has been installed as Chloé creative director almost a whole twelve months. In such a short space of time, the German designer has overhauled the French fashion house (founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion) with an effortless ease. Back in March, Kamali’s highly anticipated debut collection for Chloé was unveiled during Paris Fashion Week – to much fanfare across theFashionSpot forums and the industry at large. The accompanying campaign for said collection has dropped, with Kamali once again depending upon photographer David Sims to further portray her vision of the Chloé woman. Models Rianne van Rompaey, Yar Aguer, Rosalieke Fuchs and Diane Chiu assemble within Sims’ photographic studio, with the girls shot both in black and white and full color for a series of images “to capture a cinematic intimacy.”

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Didn’t expect to see Kaia at Chloé, but I confess it was a good surprise,” said DK92 upon checking out the campaign.

“I love Kaia, and this images are surprisingly good. I like the concept of what I see,” guimon chimed in.

“Absolutely love this, just feels like quintessential Chloé. I constantly find myself impressed by Chemena Kamali’s Chloé, and have immense respect for how she has been able to breath new life into the brand with an effortless ease. The casting here is wonderful,” enthused vogue28.

Thiago exclaimed: “Rianne looks gorgeous!”

“They only needed Rianne. Her shots are beautiful and they work,” approved ghostwriter10549.

Not everyone, however, was so convinced. “I want location. I want to dream. This is not bad but considering the people involved in this, it could be much better,” said GivenchyAddict.

“Suvi [Koponen] and Jessica [Miller] over all those girls! Chloé needs stronger, seasoned, models to balance the girly feeling of the clothes,” shared yslforever.

See more of Chloe’s Winter 2024 advertising campaign and share your own thoughts, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. Over recent weeks, we’ve began to take a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections – in particular those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu and Louis Vuitton. Up next: the Chloé Winter 2024 collection.

Back in March, Chemema Kamali presented her highly-anticipated debut collection as creative director of the French fashion house as part of the Fall 2024 Paris Fashion Week festivities. The German-born designer was strongly influenced by the Karl Lagerfeld era during the 70s. Kamali presented an array of soft, feminine and romantic silhouettes. A few weeks later, theFashionSpot shared exactly what to pre-order from the collection via Moda Operandi (the online luxury fashion retailer that allows customers to pre-order looks directly from designer, immediately after the runway show). Now, the Winter 2024 collection is available from Chloé direct.

From the Paraty 24 shoulder bag to a chic mock-neck sweater in a wool and cashmere blend – scroll further for 10 of theFashionSpot’s absolute essentials from the Chloé Winter 2024 collection:

#1 High-Neck Long Coat in Double-Face Wool:

Oversized high-neck long coat in lower-impact double-face checked wool with kimono sleeves and leather inserts ($7,590.00).

#2 Mock-Neck Sweater in Wool & Cashmere:

Mock-neck sweater in a lower-impact ribbed wool and cashmere blend, featuring gold-toned military buttons at the shoulders ($1,650.00).

#3 Front-Slit Midi Skirt in Glossy Leather:

Midi skirt in glossy leather with a front slit and front flap pockets detailed with leather-covered buttons ($3,290.00).

#4 Eve Heeled Boot:

Crafted from vintage-effect calfskin, the Eve high boots combine a high tube leg with a tapered heel and a classic pointed toe ($1,590.00).

#5 Paraty 24 Bag in Shiny Leather:

Crafted from natural shiny calfskin, the Paraty 24 shoulder bag is inspired by the archives, combining sharp lines and rounded curves with gold hardware ($3,390.00).

#6 Mock-Neck Ruffle Dress in Silk Mousseline:

Mock-neck ruffle dress in organic silk mousseline, featuring a removable cape, a separate long sleeveless dress lining and cascading flounces ($6,490.00).

#7 The Chloé Iconic Large Belt:

Chloé Iconic large chain belt inspired by a design rooted in the Maison’s heritage. The modern reinterpretation combines a chain with a Chloé logo in gold brass. Linked to Chloé’s jewelry line, the belt can be worn high on the waist or low on the hips ($1,200.00).

#8 Small Bracelet Hobo Bag in Grained Leather:

Inspired by the Chloé rchives, this small Bracelet hobo bag is crafted from shiny grained calfskin. The supple, rounded shape is elevated by a bracelet handle and stacked two-toned rings at the ends ($2,850.00).

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OK, we can admit InStyle Australia doesn’t command our attention with each and every issue but when Abbey Lee is on the mag’s front cover – our attention is for the taking. Editor Justine Cullen brilliantly welcomes the Aussie model-turned-actress onto the magazine’s Winter 2024 installment. Here at theFashionSpot, we have been obsessed with all-things Abbey Lee subsequent to the Australian beauty bursting onto the fashion scene circa 2008. Lee (who made a return as the face of Gucci last month) takes to the desert in Palm Springs, California for Australian InStyle‘s latest, via the lens of photographer Tim Ashton. Rachel Wayman, InStyle Australia’s fashion director, was on hand to style Abbey in a look from Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Pre-Fall 2024 Christian Dior collection as she gazes down Asthon’s lens in the commanding cover shot.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Good to see Abbey Lee,” applauded oaklee91 the moment the cover struck.

“Love it! Abbey Lee still delivers,” Urban Stylin enthused.

“Miles better than Vogue Australia’s current offering,” noted vogue28. “Not to mention how terrific it is to see Abbey. The cover shot itself is fantastic, love the Dior look, the lighting, the setting, and the intense stare from Abbey. Zero complaints from me!”

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm was iriswills, commenting: “Abbey looks lovely. It’s great when models know how to deliver effortlessly!”

“Abbey deserves better than InStyle,” voiced Cute.

In complete agreement was jeremydante, adding: “I feel like Aussie InStyle isn’t good enough for Abbey!”

See more of Abbey Lee for the Winter 2024 edition of InStyle Australia and join the conversation, here.

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The list of Hedi Slimane’s muses is a mile long, with the French designer adding to his list of faves with the unveiling of every passing show and advertising campaign. The year 2024 has saw Slimane fix his gaze upon the likes of Kaia Gerber (obvi), Lulu Tenney (on multiple occasions) and Esther-Rose McGregor. Next up on Slimane’s agenda is Tess Breeden, with the American model handpicked by the Celine creative director to star in the brand’s Winter 2024 campaign. Breeden poses on her lonesome in the sleek, polished and minimalist campaign offering, shot in crisp black and white. Captured by Slimane himself (who has been photographing Celine’s campaign imagery since signing on the dotted line in 2018), the images pay tribute to the late great Richard Avedon.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“It’s perfect,” immediately stated Alquimista.

“Perfectly executed! I like it a lot,” WAVES enthused.

“Must be the first Celine campaign I love in like, forever!” shared forum member kokobombon.

Also very much a fan was vogue28, commenting: “It’s all just so sleek, graphic, and polished. Season after season, I find myself falling in love with Hedi Slimane’s Celine’s advertising campaigns and this is no exception. A massive fan of the whole mod aesthetic and the slight nod to Richard Avedon.”

“I don’t dislike it, exactly, but it feels it too doll-like,” voiced KoV. “I don’t really envision a woman living her life in these clothes.”

“Liked the collection, and the clothes are captured well. There’s just something so detached and really despondent about this. That is pretty synonymous with Hedi’s way of photographing, but here it doesn’t feel like an embodied attitude. Also something so cheesy and stiff to this as well,” wrote Cocteau Stone.

“Boring. When was the last time Celine had diversity in their campaign?” TaylorBinque asked.

See more of Tess Breeden in the Celine Winter 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Hedi Slimane has been the most talked-about designer over recent weeks, subsequent to the rampant rumors swirling that the designer is to leave his post as Celine creative director. Today, Slimane unveiled his Winter 2024 collection for Celine Menswear, his 22nd as the creative force behind the French fashion house. Titled “Symphonie Fantastique”, from the French composer Hector Berlioz’s 1830 symphony, Slimane transports us to the Mojave Desert located between Los Angeles and Las Vegas on Interstate 15 to present his latest lineup. Slimane’s army of models storm the deserted highway, donning the designer’s signature razor-sharp tailoring, each of the looks infused with a modish elegance and Americana spirit.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Just reminds me of Pierpaolo Piccioli doing a full black show before leaving Valentino. Feels like a funeral procession. The clothes are really a non-event. Usually I can find one or two (or three) interesting pieces.” [GivenchyAddict]

“It’s like Hedi Slimane’s swan song. The funeral procession with all the black limousines. The road to nowhere in the middle of a desert. He’s been looking for freedom… go get it, Hedi!” [SimonePorteJackass]

“Setting the jukebox on fire… it’s a sign!” [NoInvite]

“It does look like a farewell…” [Lola701]

“A+, Palme d’Or, for cinematography and image, but I am fairly certain I have already 50% of that collection in my closets, from my Dior Homme era 20 years ago. I’m just hoping I can fit again…” [yslforever]

“Nice movie but where are the clothes?” [Ihhbl]

“Bye Hedi! Looking forward to seeing this exact same collection in approximately 1.5 years but with a different label!” [Frederic01]

Watch the Celine Menswear Winter 2024 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Following the bombshell of Anna Wintour dropping an actual cover of American Vogue featuring someone who had never graced the cover before (in the form of Nicki Minaj) just last month, the editor subsequently leans on an old favorite for the magazine’s first issue of 2024: Sienna Miller. Returning to the American fashion bible’s front cover for a fifth time (Miller’s last was back in January 2015), the pregnant British-American actress poses for famed photographer and Vogue regular Annie Leibovitz on Vogue’s Winter 2024 installment. The team traveled to Long Island, New York for the cover shoot, with Sienna posing down on the beach in the crisp and refreshing cover shot, dressed in a cashmere sweater from Gabriela Hearst, as chosen for the occasion by stylist Tabitha Simmons.

Members of our forums, however, weren’t so smitten. “Sienna Miller on a Vogue cover? What year is it? 2007?” Serend1pity immediately asked.

“Never understood her appeal or relevance. I also find this picture really awful. What’s the fashion story here? It looks like some random gossip magazine situation,” critiqued Norden.

“People Magazine at best!” DK92 echoed.

“Wow, a real definition of ‘started from the bottom’. Way to go, 2024!” expressed a far from impressed forum member crmsn.

Kikifoz wasn’t too overjoyed either, commenting: “Sienna Miller wearing Gabriela Hearst styled by Tabitha Simmons. What a bleak statement.”

“…Meanwhile, I’m sitting here loving it!” defended vogue28. “I like how cold and fresh the cover image feels, which is very appropriate for a winter issue, IMO. A total breath of fresh air, and I need not mention how much I adore Sienna Miller on the cover of Vogue!”

“I can’t lie, I love seeing one of Anna’s old favorites on the cover again. It’s great that Vogue has expanded its pool of cover stars in recent years, but there’s something really comforting seeing a Sienna or an SJP back on the cover again,” LastNight chimed in.

See more of Sienna Miller as Vogue‘s Winter 2024 cover star and join the conversation, here.

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