Stella McCartney goes with Natalia Vodianova to rep the new Spring/Summer collection. The concept of the campaign is a little unorthodox, but might have a bit more success than the previous one starring Bambi. Although I’d have to say the main problem with that campaign wasn’t Bambi but the model. Thankfully, this is not the case this time around.

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A few weeks ago, we broke the news that Madonna would leave Louis Vuitton and become the face of Dolce & Gabbana. We now bring you even more images from the campaign. I absolutely love these photos!

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Posing in an ad for Marc Jacobs’ 2010 Spring/Summer campaign is American model, Jamie Bochert. You might be familiar with her from previous campaigns with Rodart for Target. Following up on her first ad for the upcoming Marc Jacobs collection, which elegantly paired her with a toilet, we now see her on her back doing the splits.

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Karl Lagerfeld has put together an interesting little video for Chanel starring Lara Stone and Baptiste Giabiconi. The video provides a look at how you can rob Chanel stores one after the other. If only it were this easy:)

People were uncertain as to why Madonna would no longer be appearing in the upcoming ads for Louis Vuitton. Now we now the reason why. She switched camps and joined Dolce & Gabbana to appear in their ads for 2010 Spring/Summer, which first appears in the pages of Vanity Fair Italy.

The campaign harks back to the Italian brands roots, which was why they chose to go with Italian-born Madonna Louise Ciccone, recalling the strong, raw sensuality of Anna Magnani (an Italian actress known for her emotional authenticity).

In the magazine, Stefano Gabbana adds that Madonna was the perfect model for this campaign because “she loved the collection…she is passionate and impressively knowledgeable about Italian cinema.”

The campaign was shot by Steven Klein and I have to admit, I like these the photos. They’re far more natural and affable than the LV ones.

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Pepe Jeans has turned to Alexa Chung to rep their collection for Spring/Summer 2010. Things aren’t looking too good for the style icon whose MTV show got cancelled after just two seasons, but I’m sure she’ll be just fine. As for the photos, there isn’t much to say about them. Nothing too exciting going on here.

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Marc Jacobs turns to Jamie Bochert to star in their first ad campaign for their 2010 Spring/Summer  collection. Interestingly enough, the model is kneeling on a toilet seat. Once again, the photographer was Jurgen Teller. Go figure.

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Lara Stone has been one busy lady as of late. She’s always seem to be in the biggest and most impressive photoshoots, and ad campaigns. Most recently, the supermodel was asked by Louis Vuitton to be the face for their 2010 Spring campaign. Here we get a preview of the first photo shot by Steven Meisel.

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H&M showcase their ads for the Holiday collection, which features models Sasha Pivovarova, Missy Rayder, Malgosia Bela, Ben Hill and Ryan Thomas, as well as some cute little kids. The time has come for everyone to embrace the Holiday spirit, which – for many – means shopping, shopping, and more shopping, not to mention work and family dinners, egg nog, and the like. If you’re not feeling the approaching holiday season just yet, these ads might be a good start.

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Mango continues to work with Scarlett Johansson as the actress will also appear in the upcomoing Fall/Winter ads. I admit I like these a lot more than when the Cruz sisters repped the brand. To check out Scarlett’s previous ad campaign with Mango, click here.

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