Rafael Pavarotti remains of the industry’s most in-demand of photographers. The world of fashion continues to endorse the Brazilian lensman like there’s no tomorrow. Over the past twelve months alone, magazines like Vogue Italia and Perfect have employed Pavarotti to lens their cover shoots. Brands like H&M, Guess, Balmain, and Dior have also rushed to commission Pavarotti. Beymen is one of the latest to sign Rafael Pavarotti on the dotted line, who points his lens toward Jessica Chastain for the department store’s Fall 2024 campaign. The American actress and film producer dials up the glamour (and then some) in the high-glam campaign imagery, complete with vivid gold and deep purple backdrops. Chastain sports looks from the Fall 2024 collections of brands like Alaïa, Tom Ford, Jacquemus, and Victoria Beckham – all available for purchase via the luxury Turkish department store.

Jessica Chastain for Beymen Fall 2024:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I adore the color palette,” raved kokobombon the moment the cover struck.

“A truly wonderful campaign. This is the level of glamour that I will always and forever be here for, and Rafael Pavarotti is one of the very few who isn’t afraid of pure unapologetic glamour. That first shot of Jessica Chastain in the lilac dress is HEAVENLY. The coloring here is divine,” voiced vogue28.

“Once again, Pavarotti proves to be among the best of his generation. Those colors! The first shot with the lilac dress on a purple background is wonderful,” fashionlov enthused.

“I love it. Although the retouching is criminal,” noted Deleted Member 1957.

Also quick to point out the post-production was Hchloe. “The airbrushing is out of control,” they complained.

MyNameIs even went as far as to describe the campaign as “tacky” but do you agree?

See more of Jessica Chastain for the Beymen Fall 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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We hold Karim Sadli in extreme high regard here on theFashionSpot. After all, can you blame us? Whether the French lensman is proving every inch his worth as Chanel campaign photographer or capturing the covers of Harper’s Bazaar France – the end result is simply spectacular. Therefore, we are not at all surprised to see the powers that be at Emporio Armani secure Karim Sadli to lens the Fall 2024 advertising campaign. Sadli replaces Julien Martinez Leclerc this season, and points his lens toward models Puck Schrover, Amrit Ame, Yoonmi Sun, Felix Cheong-Macleod, Limamu Mbaye, Max Gottschalk, and actor Jonathan Bailey. The cast pose against a dramatic coastal backdrop throughout the minimalist yet stunning campaign series.

The Fall 2024 Emporio Armani Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very beautiful,” instantly admired Lola701.

“Gorgeous!” forum member WAVES declared.

“The only campaign I love this season. It’s soooo stunning,” Bertrando3 enthused.

Also very much a fan was vogue28. “What a superb campaign from Karim Sadli. I keep seeing this campaign inside various different magazines and find it so striking. The coloring is gorgeous, and I absolutely love that dramatic coastal backdrop. Yoonmi Sun looks absolutely spectacular here!” he raved.

“A complete KNOCKOUT of a campaign! Best of the season,” applauded VogueDisciple93.

“Beautiful campaign! Other brands should take notes,” voiced NicholasII.

“Karim Sadli really delivered on this one,” grimm stated.

See more from the Emporio Armani Fall 2024 campaign with Jonathan Bailey (and the rest of the crew) and join the conversation, here.

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Ian Griffiths of Max Mara remains loyal to Craig McDean. Griffiths first called upon McDean to lens the Spring 2024 campaign last season. The switch marked a departure from campaigns captured by Ethan James Green, and from the long-serving Max Mara campaign photographer Steven Meisel before that. Griffiths, who joined Max Mara in 1987 and became creative director in 2005, welcomes back McDean for the Fall 2024 season and enlists models Ali Dansky, Bibi Breslin, and Luiza Perote as the faces of his collection. The girls roam Lever House on 390 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City complete with styling from Tonne Goodman.

The Max Mara Fall 2024 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Max Mara is like the perfect office brand. So to it in that kind of environment (or at least that evokes that) is fresh. Good campaign and a nice twist to the white backgrounds we have been used to,” appreciated Lola701.

“One of the few less-hyped brands who are nailing it every time,” tourbillions applauded.

“The interior feels very Milanese. Loving it,” enthused forum member kasper.

Yet not everyone was so impressed. “Young models posing with exaggerated leg strides isn’t selling me sophistication,” voiced tigerrouge.

“So they got Natasha Poly, Caroline Trentini, Guinevere van Seenus, and Gemma Ward for the show but somehow these kids booked the campaign,” helmutnotdead critiqued of the casting.

“I feel like I have seen this campaign many times already,” avonlea002 noted.

See more from the Max Mara Fall 2024 advertising campaign by Craig McDean and join the conversation, 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. We’ve since taken a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections – particularly those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Prada, Tom Ford, Versace, and Christian Dior. Up next… the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2024 collection.

The Italian design duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana unveiled their Fall 2024 collection during Milan Fashion Week in February. The pair titled the lineup “Tuxedo”. A series of tux-inspired looks were paraded by mega models like Natasha Poly, Amber Valletta, Eva Herzigova while supermodel Naomi Campbell closed out the show and led the model pack down a gold runway. A collection faithful to the brand’s DNA, black reigned supreme with Dolce & Gabbana offering a variety of lingerie under riffs on the tuxedo jacket and the three piece suit.

From a short tuxedo jacket crafted in wool gabardine with sharp satin peak lapels and a pair of chic t-bar black patent leather pumps to a floor-length dress with feathered neckline to the must-have Sicily handbag – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2024 collection:

#1 Short Tuxedo Jacket:

Short wool gabardine tuxedo jacket. Black. Satin peak lapels. Long sleeves. Faux pockets. Silk satin lining. Satin-covered button fastenings. Made in Italy ($3,245.00).

#2 Lace Bralette:

Triangle lace bralette. Sweetheart neckline. Thin adjustable straps. Unlined. Hook-and-eye fastenings on the back. Made in Italy ($595.00).

#3 Long Chiffon Skirt with Belt:

Long silk chiffon skirt with belt. Black. Adjustable waist. Unlined. Tie fastening with satin belt. Made in Italy ($1,495.00).

#4 Satin T-Bar Sandals:

These Keira T-bar sandals come entirely in satin and feature the DG logo detail on the strap. Black. 105-mm heel. Kidskin insole with branded label. Branded leather sole. Made in Italy ($975.00).

#5 Small Sicily Handbag:

A brand icon, the Sicily bag is coming in a new practical and compact version made from polished calfskin. Perfect for carrying your essentials with you, it features an adjustable, detachable crossbody strap and is embellished with a logo tag with two metal plating finishes ($1,695.00).

#6 Double-Breasted Tuxedo Coat:

Double-breasted tuxedo coat in double wool gabardine with padded hips. Black. Double-breasted. Peak lapels. Long sleeves. Removable padding on the hips. Silk satin lining. Satin-covered button fastenings and belt. Made in Italy ($6,595.00).

#7 Short Wool Crepe & Organza Dress:

Short wool crepe and silk organza dress. Black. High velvet neck. Long sleeves with wool cuffs. Belted waist. Unlined. Rear zipper and hook-and-bar fastening. Made in Italy ($3,245.00).

#8 Velvet Flat Cap with Veil:

Velvet flat cap with veil. Blac. Silk satin lining. Made in Italy ($895.00).

#9 Long One-Shoulder Dress with Feathered Neckline:

Long one-shoulder stretch cady dress with feathered neckline. Black. One-shoulder. Stretch silk satin lining. Press studs on the side. Made in Italy ($7,245.00).

#10 Chiffon Pussy-Bow Blouse:

Silk chiffon pussy-bow blouse. Black. High pussy-bow neck. Long sleeves. Shirt-style cuffs. Stretch waistband. Zipper fastening at the back. Made in Italy ($2,195.00).

#11 Tailored Tuxedo Pants:

Tailored wool gabardine tuxedo pants. Black. High-waisted. Front slant pockets. Welt back pockets. Zipper and button fastening. Made in Italy ($1,295.00).

#12 Patent Leather T-Bar Pumps:

These new Mun T-bar pumps come in patent leather and feature the DG logo in light gold-plated metal. Black. 105-mm heel. Kidskin insole with branded label. Branded leather sole. Made in Italy ($975.00).

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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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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. We’ve since taken a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections – particularly those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Prada, Tom Ford, and Versace. Up next… the Christian Dior Fall 2024 collection.

Back in February during Paris Fashion Week, Maria Grazia Chiuri was heavily influenced by the 1967 launch of the Miss Dior line, back when the fabled French fashion house was under the creative direction of Marc Bohan. From the black quilted calfskin Miss Dior flap handbag contrasted by a modern plate in antique gold-finish metal to a must-have cotton trench coat featuring the black Miss Dior Graffiti motif – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Christian Dior Fall 2024 collection:

Shop the Christian Dior Fall 2024 Collection

#1 Twinset Cardigan:

Crafted in an ecru cotton and wool-blend textured. Composed of a round-neck tank top and a cardigan featuring vintage-inspired gold-tone buttons and patch pockets. The twinset can be paired with the matching skirt to complete the look ($3,500.00).

#2 Flared Miniskirt:

The miniskirt redefines House staples of modern elegance. Crafted in an ecru cotton and wool-blend textured knit. Distinguished by an elegant flared cut ($1,450.00).

#3 Trench Coat:

Crafted in beige cotton gabardine. Elevated by adjustable button tabs on the cuffs, side flap pockets, and a tonal belt highlighting the waist ($6,200.00).

#4 D-Town Heeled Boot:

Tubular silhouette crafted in black supple calfskin. Embellished with a gold-finish metal signature on the side. An 8-cm (3-inch) block heel completes the refined shoe ($2,250.00).

#5 Miss Dior Flap Bag:

The black quilted calfskin showcases the collection’s hallmark Miss Dior Allover motif. It has a timeless aesthetic contrasted by a modern plate in an antique gold-finish metal signature, while the flap reveals a main compartment completed by a zip pocket to accommodate all the essentials ($3,800.00).

#6 Sweater:

Crafted in a pale pink cashmere and silk knit, it has a ribbed hem and cuffs ($2,600.00).

#7 Dior Tribales Earrings:

Iin gold-finish metal, each embellished with a single white resin pearl, hang from the hallmark white resin pearls ($580.00).

#8 Miss Dior Graffiti Belt:

Made in black smooth calfskin with a vintage touch, the belt has a black lacquer buckle adorned with the gold-finish signature ($770.00).

#9 Medium Dior Toujours Bag:

Crafted in black calfskin, it showcases the Graphic Cannage motif, offering a modern 3D version of the House icon. The style features a spacious interior compartment with a matching pouch to organize the essentials. Its thin leather strap closure keeps items secure while the D of the CD Lock clasp twists to adjust the sides and enhance the bag’s silhouette. The leather top handles can be adjusted using the small notches so the medium bag can be carried by hand or worn over the shoulder ($4,400.00).

#10 D-Major Boot:

The D-Major boot is an elegant and assertive creation. The style combines warm taupe technical fabric with black calfskin and showcases the black Miss Dior Graffiti motif. The CD initials on the adjustable strap and a notched sole complete the boot ($1,690.00).

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Right now, Chanel remains without a creative director, following the abrupt exit of Virginie Viard in June. The show, however, must go on, and the fabled French fashion house continues to release collections and campaigns without an official designer at the helm. For the sake of familiarity, Viard favorites Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin remain on the books as campaign photographers. The Dutch creative twosome were ultimately commissioned to lens the Chanel Eyewear campaign for the Fall 2024 season, starring model of the moment Ella McCutcheon. The Australian beauty poses solo throughout the series of portrait campaign images, reclining in each of the shots on a cream leather couch.

The Fall 2024 Chanel Eyewear Campaign with Ella McCutcheon:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I can’t wait for the I&V era to be done,” Lola701 cried out.

“This is the cheapest and most amateur eyewear campaign I’ve seen from a luxury brand. Model looks like your average girl with zero effort and skill. Photography is nonexistent. Everything looks dirty, especially that leather couch,” chimed in audace.

“These photos are so lifeless,” critiqued Ihhbl.

Urban Stylin commented: “I love the 70s vibe but this doesn’t feel Chanel.”

“Slap the Gucci logo on these, and they’d fit right up into the Alessandro Michele tenure. These just simply do not feel Chanel enough, whatsoever,” vogue28 echoed.

“Depressing and so damn beige,” disapproved forum member Cocteau Stone.

See more from the Chanel Eyewear Fall 2024 campaign with Ella McCutcheon and join the conversation, here.

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Interview Magazine is celebrating its monumental 55th anniversary, with the unveiling of its Fall 2024 issue. The first of the six covers to be released saw Jennifer Lopez become a bronzed goddess (not exactly a hard task for the multifaceted talent). The second cover went to 23-year-old NBA star Anthony Edwards. North West makes a surprise appearance on the third cover of Interview Magazine for Fall 2024. The 11-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West poses for photographer Theo Liu. In the joyous cover image, North is all smiles and sports a camouflage look from Los Angeles-based label 424.

North West for Interview Magazine:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“You’ve got to be kidding me,” exclaimed KoV the moment the cover dropped.

“Absolutely not,” Lucien112 stated.

“I know it’s wrong to not like a kid but I just don’t like North West, and don’t need her on Interview or interviewed in general at all,” shared a majorly underwhelmed Ribs666.

Avonlea002 asked: “Why does this magazine still exist? What’s the point?”

“Mel Ottenberg’s taste is just so trashy, but in a way I think he’s interested in the same sort of people that Andy Warhol would’ve been,” said forum member KoV.

“Things can always get worse until someone from the Kardashian clan shows up,” sighed jeje10.

“This is somehow really creepy,” voiced matheus_s.

Check out the remaining covers, see more of North West from the 55th anniversary issue of Interview Magazine, 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.

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

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Juergen Teller remains a firm fave of Anthony Vaccarello. Since 2019, Vaccarello (who became the creative force behind Saint Laurent in 2016) has endorsed the revered German photographer to no end. Campaigns from Teller over the years have featured everyone from new faces like Penelope Ternes to more seasoned models like Freja Beha Erichsen. Teller remains on the books with the unveiling of the Saint Laurent Fall 2024 advertising campaign offering. This time around, the Belgian designer insisted upon Teller pointing his lens toward Chloë Sevigny, who morphs into the ultimate Saint Laurent woman for the occasion. The American actress is captured on location in Paris, decked out in a look from Vaccarello’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection and toting the Sac de Jour handbag.

The Fall 2024 Saint Laurent Campaign with Chloë Sevigny by Juergen Teller:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I never understood the hype about Chloë Sevigny. In fact, I only found out who she was a few years ago. Here in Brazil at least she is a complete unknown. Terrible campaign,” voiced DK92.

“Saint Laurent campaigns are so boring. You either get drab daylight shots by Teller or B&W studio images from Sims and Sorrenti that all look the same,” pointed out avonlea002.

“I love Chloe Sevigny but she is more Vuitton/Loewe/Celine. She maybe has too much personal style for YSL by Vaccarello,” Lola701 noted.

Yet not everyone was so dismayed. “Fully on board with this,” approved lelaid.

“The second shot is much better. I love Chloë!” GivenchyAddict exclaimed.

Share your own thoughts of Chloë Sevigny as the face of Saint Laurent on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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