Pierpaolo Piccioli is sticking to his guns for the Spring 2024 season, enlisting the all-American beauty and firm industry fave that is Kaia Gerber as the face of Valentino for a second consecutive season. Piccioli, nonetheless, throws in Valentino brand ambassadors Jolin Tsai and Son Ye-jin for good measure. The creative director who has been the solo creative force behind Valentino since 2016, drops legendary photographer Steven Meisel for the Spring 2024 season, in favor of Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. The photographic duo capture Piccioli’s trio of muses high above New York City, on location within the 7 World Trade Center building, with the city’s graphic skyline making for a majestic and visually-arresting backdrop.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Great so far,” admired GERGIN upon checking out Valentino’s latest.

“Love the photography and styling. So much better than last season’s dreadfulness,” MModa voiced.

“Big fan of this campaign! Eye-catching and captures the perfect mood,” noted Faith Akiyama.

Yet not everyone was left so enchanted with the end result. “I hate how photographers don’t even care that their work looks no different from a 5-minute smartphone filter job. It’s the opposite of glamorous. Where’s the uniqueness? The exclusivity? GoldenPetals asked.

“It’s all very disjointed, despite the same location and same clothes,” chimed in upNorth.

See more from Valentino’s Spring 2024 advertising campaign and join the on-going conversation, here.

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Today, the modeling icon that is Kate Moss turns 50! As a result, we here at theFashionSpot are in the mood to celebrate, and are paying homage to the model of a generation with a trip down memory lane. Having amassed over 100 Vogue covers throughout her stellar career as one of fashion’s most prolific of models, Moss’ 40+ covers of British Vogue are legendary. In the year 2000 alone, Kate covered the British fashion bible’s February, May, September and December issues. Perhaps one thing we’re able to learn from Kate’s plethora of covers under then-editor Alexnadra Shulman, is the sheer brilliance which was achieved when paired with British fashion photographer Nick Knight.

From Kate’s first in 1993 by Corrine Day to morphing into a golden goddess via the lens of photographic duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, scroll further for 16 times Kate Moss rocked the covers of British Vogue:

#1 March 1993 by Corrine Day:

#2 June 1998 by Nick Knight:

#3 April 1999 by Nick Knight:

#4 September 2000 by Nick Knight:

#5 December 2000 by Nick Knight:

#6 December 2001 by Nick Knight:

#7 May 2003 by Nick Knight:

#8 March 2005 by Patrick Demarchelier:

#9 March 2006 by Nick Knight:

#10 September 2006 by Nick Knight:

#11 April 2007 by Nick Knight:

#12 December 2008 by Nick Knight:

#13 September 2010 by Patrick Demarchelier:

#14 June 2012 by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott:

#15 May 2016 by Craig McDean:

#16 January 2021 by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott:

Happy 50th, Kate!

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