Over recent seasons, Nicolas Ghesquière has had a select few on speed dial to lens his various different advertising campaigns for Louis Vuitton. As a result, the storied French fashion house’s most recent campaign imagery has been lensed by Ethan James Green, Glen Luchford and David Sims. Ghesquière calls upon Sims once again with the unveiling of the Spring 2024 campaign. Models Loli Bahia, Ida Heiner, Hejia Li and actress Cynthia Erivo assemble before the British photographer’s lens and pose high a top a glass-fronted building on location in Milan. The clear blue skies and Milanese backdrop make for an arresting backdrop against Ghesquière’s Parisian-inspired collection.

Read the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I do like how bright, fresh, and clean this campaign is shaping up to be! Ghesquière’s mainline Vuitton campaigns tend to be over-complicated in terms of concepts, so the sight of something more minimal is pleasing me to no end. The coloring and lighting are both lovely, love those clear blue skies and the graphic architecture of the building,” admired vogue28.

In complete agreement was dontbeadrag, echoing: “These are good, and I neither am a fan of Louis Vuitton nor of Nicolas, but when it works – it works. Cold and sterile environment, but that sunlight and the styling just work. It is a little basic and simple, but in all the right places.”

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “What a tragic campaign. David Sims is so boring, contrived and so horribly commercial. A joke!” stated 90sFan.

“Insanely cheap,” called out lookatme.

Are you a fan? See more of Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2024 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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The November 2023 cover of Vogue China starring Shalom Harlow proved to be somewhat of a major setback for the magazine. The Chinese fashion bible could perhaps be returning to full form with the unveiling of its December 2023 installment, however. To close out the year, editor Margaret Zhang is shining a spotlight on the power of craftsmanship and the art of fashion. To add to the sense of celebration, Zhang welcomes the next generation for Chinese models onto a series of commemorative covers, with Sherry Shi, Mengyao Wang, Huijia Chen and Hejia Li becoming cover girls in the process. Photographed by Felix Cooper and styled by Alvin Yu, the girls pose on the main group cover (below) while venture out on their lonesome for their respective solo covers (after the jump).

Ultimately, Chinese Vogue‘s latest divided members of our forums in their opinions. “Worst Vogue China cover this year,” declared Hafyiez wafa at once.

In complete agreement was crmsn, echoing: “This is their worst cover this year for sure!”

“How dreadful,” shrieked an unimpressed lanvinray.

“Too much empty space for my liking! The cropping of the photograph and the composition of the cover as a whole leaves a lot to be desired. What a crying shame to end the year with such a sad, sterile and lifeless cover,” chimed in vogue28.

In the eyes of our forum members, things started to slightly improve once the solo covers dropped. “So much better than the first cover,” voiced callmejaeden.

“The individual covers are a lot better,” Urban Stylin noted.

Are you a fan? Share your thoughts on Vogue China’s December 2023 covers, here.

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