The Spring 2024 collections of just about every major fashion brand are beginning to find their way into stores across the globe – and online. We’ve already shopped and selected our top picks from Sabato De Sarno’s debut collection for Gucci as creative director. Now, it’s time to take a deep dive into Louis Vuitton’s latest collection from Nicolas Ghesquière, first unveiled during Paris Fashion Week back in September.

From chic double-breasted denim jackets to a sharply constructed houndstooth jacket and a backpack version of Vuitton’s iconic Alma handbag to a pair of handcrafted leather pumps – scroll fuhrer for theFashionSpot’s top picks from the collection:

Pochette Tirette:

The Pochette Tirette in Monogram canvas is a small shoulder bag with an on-trend slouchy shape, which opened Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2024 show. It is complemented by natural leather trim, notably on the sides, which recall the ogive shape of the House’s iconic zip pulls. This model comes with a gold-tone padlock and a leather strap ($1980.00).

Jewel Button Peplum Jacket:

This dressy jacket is crafted from lightly textured Ottoman silk in a structured silhouette that offsets a sharp, collarless neckline with a tapered waist and feminine peplum hemline. This season’s signature jewel buttons can be glimpsed on the front fastening for a discreetly playful finishing touch ($4900.00).

Fluid Silk Tiered Skirt:

A cornerstone silhouette from the runway: This skirt has effortlessly romantic appeal in two voluminous tiers of airy silk mousseline cut in a feminine full-length silhouette and finished with delicate rolled hems. A clean waistband trims the figure, while a tone-on-tone button and invisible zipper fasten the back ($5800.00).

LV Knot Pump:

The LV Knot pump was seen on the runway at Nicolas Ghesquière’s Spring 2024 show for Louis Vuitton. Crafted from soft lambskin, it is notable for the intricate pleated effect on its upper, which is created by hand. The exceptional leather heel features a hand-crafted knot, which makes each pair unique ($1360.00).

LV Constellation Earrings:

he artistic design of the LV Constellation earrings combines feminine sophistication with painstaking craftsmanship. Styled in metal with a radiant palladium-color finish, they feature the LV Initials and Monogram Flowers amid a burst of sparkling star-like crystals. Their eye-catching elegance adds an aura of timeless allure to any look ($590.00).

Vanity Chain Pouch:

Inspired by heritage vanity cases, the Vanity Chain Pouch in Monogram canvas embodies the spirit of travel. This sophisticated, slim-line bag is complemented by leather trim on its top handle and removable, braided chain. It is notable for its rich signature details, including an LV-engraved padlock and a leather key bell ($2600.00).

Jewel Button Dress:

This dress is cut from lightly textured Ottoman silk in an elegant silhouette with a fitted, collarless top and an exaggerated flared skirt for a spirited play of structure. The front is discreetly fastened with this season’s richly embellished jewel buttons, which add a playful sparkle to the chest ($5400.00).

LV Split Cat Eye Sunglasses:

The new LV Split Cat Eye sunglasses. Their creative design features a single mask-shaped lens partially detached from the frame for an original touch. Monogram Flower details and an LV Circle emblem on the temples add a distinctive signature ($555.00).

LV Studs 29 Belt:

The strikingly original LV Studs 29mm Belt pays homage to Louis Vuitton’s luggage-making heritage. A smooth leather strap is adorned with two signature-engraved studs in gold-tone metal, recalling the rivets on the House’s historic trunks. And they serve a practical function, adjusting the size and offering a choice of straight or crisscrossed wearing styles ($520.00).

Denim Button Tab Pleat Dress:

Crafted from classic mid-blue cotton denim, this dress has a casual structured look. The top half is cut in a minimal fitted shape with a crew neckline and darts at the bust, while the skirt makes a graphic statement with an asymmetrical oversized button tab and chunky box pleats. Discreetly signed with a Monogram canvas zipper pull ($3350.00).

Alma Backpack:

The Alma family welcomes a sleek new member: the Alma Backpack, It is crafted from heritage Monogram canvas and features all the iconic Alma details, from the rounded top handle to the engraved gold-tone padlock and signature key bell. Removable straps multiply the carry options for this stylish city bag ($2470.00).

Button Front Blazer:

Statement detailing elevates this blazer with a dramatic uniform look. Tailored from wool crepe twill, the smart silhouette is cut with broad, square shoulders and a tapered waist, which is further cinched at the back with a Monogram canvas tie detail. The chest is embellished with rows of hammered golden buttons for a dressy finish ($6200.00).

Allure Slingback Pump:

The Allure slingback pump in supple lambskin is distinguished by the refined, pleated effect on its upper, which spotlights Louis Vuitton’s craftsmanship. This sophisticated, kitten-heeled style has a pointed toe and a low, V-shaped cut at the front. The back strap is adjusted with a silver-tone LV Initials buckle ($1170.00).

Double-Breasted Denim Jacket:

This chic everyday jacket is crafted from timeless mid-blue cotton denim accented with yellow topstitching to highlight the construction. The boxy, slightly cropped shape is elevated with a clean neckline and double-breasted front fastening trimmed with coordinating covered buttons. Complete with practical side pockets and a signature Monogram Flower tab on the waistline ($3600.00).

LV Prestige Necklace:

The opulent elegance of the LV Prestige necklace was inspired by the enchantment of the undersea world. Its palladium-color metal chain links are enlivened with clusters of dazzling crystals that recall the beauty of coral formations. Worn by itself or in combination with other LV Prestige necklaces, it adds a striking splash of glamour to a chic evening outfit ($1480.00).

Houndstooth Silk Frock Jacket:

This season’s signature frock jacket makes a graphic statement in silk printed with a high-definition photograph of a houndstooth motif picked out in sequins. The sharp shoulders and tapered waistline are playfully offset by cut-out details around the waistline that introduce movement to the silhouette. Ornate jewel buttons complete the look with final flourish ($7050.00).

Alma Trunk:

Nicolas Ghesquière reinterprets the iconic Alma by retaking the Hardsided codes, from the lozines to the metallic corners ($12400.00).

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There’s always a strong sense of renewal in the air whenever the February issues of our fave fashion glossies drop. It’s our first look at the new season and the vast majority of magazines came out this month in full force, in an attempt to impress – and succeeded. From Vogue Turkey eating up the other editions of Vogue with a “sharp, sexy and minimalist” Grace Elizabeth cover to American ELLE proving you can never truly go wrong with a flawless portrait cover image of Penélope Cruz. However, on the opposite end of the spectrum, the team behind Flaunt‘s February 2024 cover shoot ultimately rendered Cindy Crawford unrecognizable and just how did American Harper’s Bazaar manage to do THE Gisele Bündchen a disservice?

Scroll further to see which February 2024 covers made the cut (and which didn’t) this month, all in accordance to theFashionSpot’s unfiltered forum members:

HIT | Vogue Turkey with Grace Elizabeth by Yulia Gorbachenko

“Look at Vogue Turkey eating up the vast VAST majority of Vogue editions! First the flawless Rosie Huntington-Whiteley cover and now another equally as stunning offering with Graze Elizabeth. This right here is gorgeous, easily the strongest Vogue cover I’ve seen this month. Sharp, sexy, minimalist, slightly suggestive… I love it,” [vogue28]

HIT | ELLE Spain with Bianca Balti by Rocio Ramos

“Spanish ELLE and Spanish Telva are worlds away better than anything Spanish Vogue is trying to pull out – it’s crazy! I love these covers.” [Bertrando3]

HIT | UK Harper’s Bazaar with Julianne Moore by David Roemer

“Love the cover! Julianne looks youthful and beautiful!” [MModa]

MISS | US Harper’s Bazaar with Gisele Bündchen by Luis Alberto Rodriguez

“Can US Bazaar mess up a cover featuring the mighty Gisele? Yes, they can!” [tigerrouge]

HIT | Vogue Japan with Selena Gomez by Michael Bailey Gates

“I’m able to admire and appreciate this, a thousand times more than Selena’s Vogue Mexico cover. This is far more simple, more chic and far more easy on the eye. Also love how she’s wearing the Prada coat, as well as the black and white photography teamed with the orange Vogue Japan masthead. A nicely done cover, IMO.” [vogue28]

MISS | Vanity Fair with Simone Biles by Adrienne Raquel

“This girl is an amazing athlete, and is also 4ft 8 (142cm). PLEASE give her a chance instead of shrouding her in some disgusting pink pillowcase. The styling is so bad. It’s very distracting from her face.” [Kite]

HIT | UK Vogue with Julia Roberts by Lachlan Bailey

“ReneSanchez shared the same level of enthusiasm, adding: “”I love this cover, I find Julia Roberts quite refreshing on a fashion magazine cover as she very rarely appears on one!” [ReneSanchez]

HIT | UK ELLE with Lashana Lynch by Ekua King

“It’s very pleasant! Love the vibrant color of the outfit and the yellow title.” [Ihhbl]

MISS | Vogue China with Du Juan by Margaret Zhang

“Could it be more amateurish?” [OllieJE]

HIT | US ELLE with Penélope Cruz by Zoey Grossman

“She’s breathtaking. Can’t go wrong with a closeup of hers!” [thiago]

HIT | US Vogue ‘Digital Edition’ with Usher & Carolyn Murphy by Campbell Addy

“The fact Carolyn Murphy is on the cover is fantastic, and the cover itself feels very vibrant, celebratory, joyous and very American!” [vogue28]

MISS | Vogue Australia with Nicole Kidman by Steven Klein

“It’s giving me fan made movie poster on Letterboxd.” [blueorchid]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Italia with Rianne van Rompaey by Willy Vanderperre

“Thank God for Harper’s Bazaar Italia! This reminds me fashion magazines still have high standards!” [Rigida]

HIT | Vogue Mexico with Georgina Rodriguez by Javier Biosca

“Both covers are beautiful. I love their simplicity, polish, gloss, and elegance. Vogue Mexico publishes some of my favorite covers these days.” [MModa]

MISS | Vogue Spain with Penélope Cruz by Ned Rogers

“When you’re going to make a cover with the concept of a reel, you need to have strong and good images in all of them, I don’t think that’s the case here…” [DK92]

MISS | Vogue Italia with Valeria Buldini, Maty Fall, Adele Aldighieri, Ajok Daing, Malika El Maslouhi, Paola Manes and Marina Moioliby Mark Kean

“That looks like an America’s Next Top Model first episode shoot.” [Urban Stylin]

HIT | Vogue France with Chloë Sevigny by Larissa Hoffman

“A Vogue France cover I actually would want to buy. It feels more confident than most of their recent covers.” [kikifoz]

HIT | Zeit Magazin with Linda Evangelista by Cass Bird

“Truly a powerful moment with her visible scars, I’m very proud of her. It’s wonderful to see how much her confidence grew since the initial comeback and it’s such a pleasure seeing her at work.” [aracic]

HIT | Marie Claire France with Carolyn Murphy by Pamela Hanson

“Carolyn is consistently classy, elegant and beautiful.” [Velasco]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar France with Karolina Spakowski by Alasdair McLellan

“I’m in love with this modern take on Twiggy.” [kokobombon]

HIT | Vogue Korea with Georgia Palmer by Hyea W. Kang

“GEORGIA! I’m already sold!” [crmsn]

MISS | Flaunt with Cindy Crawford by Greg Swales

“I’m sorry, who? Cause that ain’t no Cindy Crawford. [aracic]

MISS | Vogue Greece by Lena Kitsopoulou

“I’m speechless, and not in a good way.” [Kimy Jo]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Spain with Sharon Stone by Eric Michael Roy

“Mature glamour, I’m feeling this. At least they’re using high quality references to get it right, and right they did. Sharon looks great, she’s scintillating in this.” [TerraVera]

HIT | ELLE France with Yasmin Le Bon by Jan Welters

“This cover is extremely refreshing. Completely invigorating and the sight of Yasmin Le Bon is just the icing of the cake. What an absolute treat. Always thought Yasmin was an extremely beautiful woman, and think she looks terrific here. The sight of actual skin texture and fine lines is very much-welcomed. Not a bad word I can say about this…” [vogue28]

HIT | D la Repubblica with 21 Models by Robin Galiegue

“Wow, there’s not a single bad cover! Loving them all. Malgosia [Bela]’s is my favorite, though. Stellar casting.” [thiago]

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The spectacle we call Vogue World conquered New York in 2022, took over London in 2023 and is heading to Paris for 2024. Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 23 as the celebratory and buzz-worthy event is set to kick-start the Fall 2024 season of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week.

Vogue World: Paris is set to be an outright celebration and fusion of fashion and sport (ahead of the Paris Olympic Games which commence Friday, July 26 ). Youth athletic academies from throughout France will take part, including gymnastics, tennis, fencing, and break dancing, among others. These sports will be paired with the theme of French fashion for every decade since 1924, when the French capital last hosted the Olympic games. Set to take place on the famed Place Vendôme, surrounded by haute couture ateliers at the center of the First Arrondissement.

To help bring the spectacle to life, we’ll see contributions from Carine Roitfeld and Ib Kamara, both set to spearhead the fashion looks. Dame Pat McGrath will be in charge of the beauty looks, in addition to Parris Goebel overseeing artistic direction and choreography.

To say we here at theFashionSpot are excited, with these names involved already, would be an understatement. Not going to be in Paris? You need not worry. The event is due to be streamed live from Paris on June 23.

Stay tuned for more updates. Mark your calendars for June 23 – GO!

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Sabato De Sarno has remained the designer du jour, ever since he was announced as Alessandro Michele’s replacement as Gucci’s creative director back in January 2023. The Italian designer continues to make a bold effort in overhauling the famed Italian fashion house, following the unveiling of his debut womenswear collection during Milan Fashion Week’s Spring 2024 season. De Sarno wiped the slate clean, enlisting David Sims to capture a handful of fresh faces for the recently-unveiled Spring 2024 campaign and his debut covetable womenswear offering just became available to purchase online.

Ahead of De Sarno’s second womenswear outing on Friday February 23 during Milan Fashion Week‘s Fall 2024 season, we’ve taking a deep dive into his very first and have handpicked some of the best pieces.

Scroll further for theFashionSpot’s must-have accessories and ready-to-wear pieces from Sabato De Sarno’s Spring 2024 Gucci collection:

Wool Silk Top with Crystal Embroidery:

Part of Sabato De Sarno’s debut collection, offering a modern take on the House’s well-known codes and symbols. Crafted from a blend of wool and silk, this top is designed with a crew neck and lined construction. A crystal embroidered trim enriches the piece, adding sophistication and modernity to the item ($7200.00).

Denim Pant with Gucci Label:

Presented in blue washed denim, the classic five-pocket style is enriched with a debossed Gucci label at the back. A relaxed attitude speaks volume as elevated pieces become an indispensable part of the wardrobe ($1350.00).

Gucci Jackie Small Shoulder Bag:

This new Gucci Jackie features an embroidered trim with 900 crystals that takes 55 hours to complete. The fine leather further highlights the craftsmanship, crescent shape, and sleek silhouette of the House’s iconic shoulder bag, complete with light gold-toned hardware ($14000.00).

GG Marmont Thin Belt:

The House’s most emblematic motifs are portrayed as timeless yet ever-evolving symbols throughout the latest collection. The iconic gold-toned Double G defines the accessory, with its unmistakable touch ($490.00).

Gucci Marina Chain Bracelet:

The Gucci script keeps defining iconic pieces of the fashion jewelry selection as it enhances its sculptural appeal in the Spring Summer 2024 collection. Here, it enriches this marina chain bracelet crafted in gold-toned metal ($1190.00).

Extra Fine Knit Hooded Sweater:

The ribbed trims at the hems add a touch of elegance to the overall look, while the versatile hood and the embossed Gucci logo give it a contemporary touch ($3900.00).

GG Embossed Mid-Length Skirt:

Part of Sabato De Sarno’s debut collection, the Gucci Rosso Ancora red hue combines with GG embossed shiny leather for this mid-length skirt, two signature symbols of the House on a streamlined silhouette. The piece has a low waist and slit at the front and back ($5100.00).

Signoria Slingback Pumps:

The Gucci Signoria pump, named after the central piazza of Florence, recalls the classic elegance of the House’s founding city. With its shiny patent leather, pointed toe and eye-catching Gucci chain, this slingback style elevates the everyday wardrobe for the coming season ($1100.00).

Gucci Jackie Small Shoulder Bag:

The new Gucci Jackie is crafted from fine leather which highlights the craftsmanship, crescent shape, and sleek silhouette of the House’s iconic shoulder bag. Light gold-toned hardware, leather trim, and an additional strap featuring the green and red Web gives this Gucci Jackie small shoulder bag in Gucci Rosso Ancora leather, the signature red hue of the House, further styling options ($3200.00).

Original GG Canvas Jumpsuit:

This jumpsuit is made with camel and ebony Original GG canvas and is further embellished with Horsebit details on the pockets ($4200.00).

Gucci Bamboo 1947 Mini Top Handle Bag:

With its unique features such as the hand-curved bamboo handle, closure and a mirror in its own leather holder, Gucci Bamboo 1947 embodies the House’s signature style and artisanal excellence. Exclusively available via Client Advisors and in selected stores ($3800.00).

Extra Fine Rib Cashmere Knit Top:

This extra fine rib cashmere knit top has a polo neck with a half-button closure. At the hem, the Web trim nods to the House’s heritage, embodying a wardrobe essential that is both classic and contemporary ($2250.00).

GG Embossed Shiny Leather Shorts:

These shorts combine the Gucci Rosso Ancora red hue and GG embossed shiny leather, two signature symbols of the House, on a streamlined silhouette. The piece has a low waist, two sides, and two back pockets ($2980.00).

Gucci Marina Chain Earrings:

The Gucci script keeps defining iconic pieces of the fashion jewelry selection. Here, it enriches this pair of marina chain earrings crafted in gold-toned metal ($920.00).

Geometric Shaped Frame Sunglasses:

This pair of black sunglasses are crafted in shiny acetate. The geometric-shaped frame is enhanced by a gold-toned Gucci script detail on the temples, while the solid grey lenses complete the style ($550.00).

Gucci Horsebit Platform Loafer:

A confident and contemporary take on the House’s iconic Horsebit loafer walked Sabato De Sarno’s debut Gucci Ancora fashion show—portraying how his creative vision brings a new essence to the heritage designs while highlighting their original allure. Crafted from the distinctive Original GG canvas in beige and ebony, the shoe is complete with a silver-toned Horsebit ($1350.00).

Gucci Prospettive 1: Milano Ancora Book:

Gucci Prospettive reinforces Creative Director Sabato De Sarno’s commitment to pursuing and underscoring the dialog between art and fashion. The artists involved recount Milan as a place of beauty and carnality, imagining new spaces and new selves beyond traditional narratives in an ode to the city and its art ($55.00).

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Almost four decades in the game and Naomi Campbell remains an unstoppable force. The legendary British supermodel’s latest venture is a collaboration with Boss. Following an appearance in the Fall 2022 advertising campaign, Naomi has forged quite the relationship with the renowned German fashion label, so the Naomi x Boss collection feels like the perfect pairing. Inspired by the supermodel’s on-the-go lifestyle, the collection consists of travel-ready designs -all available for purchase via the Boss website.

From double-breasted oversized blazers to cotton hoodies with John-Paul Pietrus-shot photographs of Naomi printed on the front – here’s theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Naomi x Boss collection:

Oversized-Fit Jacket in Pinstripe Virgin Wool:

A double-breasted jacket, cut to a modern oversized silhouette in virgin wool with a pinstripe motif. Complete with a wrinkle-free finish and an RFID-protective pocket lining. Part of an exclusive capsule, co-created with Naomi Campbell. This product is made with responsibly sourced wool. For us, responsibly sourced means mulesing free, and meeting the standards of the Five Freedoms of animal welfare ($745.00).

Wide-Leg Trousers in Pinstripe Virgin Wool:

Contemporary tailored pants with a wide leg, patterned with a pinstripe for timeless style and cut from luxurious stretch wool fabric. Completed with an RFID-shielding pocket lining for heightened data protection when you’re on the move. Part of an exclusive capsule, co-created with Naomi Campbell, designed with elegance, confidence, and on-the-go ease in mind ($398.00).

Leather Tote Bag with Branded Trims:

A contemporary tote bag, crafted in supple Italian leather with a detachable shoulder strap, a secure magnetic fastening, and double handles with hand-stitched detailing. Completed with exclusively designed metal hardware. Measurements: 31 x 16.5 x 13cm ($450.00).

Oversize Raincoat with Leopard-pattern Embossing:

A creatively styled, relaxed-fit trench coat, finished with a self-tie belt. Crafted in high-shine leopard-patterned TPU with a water-repellent finish, and infused with added stretch for comfort. Designed with elegance, confidence, and on-the-go ease in mind ($695.00).

Suede Pumps:

Suede pumps, featuring elegant pointed toes and exclusively developed metal heels that are partly covered in suede for a bold look. Completed with a premium leather lining and comfort-boosting padding ($550.00).

Relaxed-Fit Jumpsuit in Sheer Organza:

A creatively styled full-length jumpsuit, cut to a laid-back fit in sheer organza featuring patch pockets and a zip front. Part of an exclusive capsule, co-created with Naomi Campbell, designed with elegance, confidence, and on-the-go ease in mind ($795.00).

Interlock-Cotton T-shirt with Dropped Shoulders:

A laid-back T-shirt with dropped shoulders. Crafted in super-soft interlock cotton with a wrinkle-resistant finish for a polished look ($135.00).

Cotton-Terry Sweatshirt with Ribbed Trims:

An oversized hoodie by BOSS Womenswear, crafted in soft French-terry cotton with dropped shoulders and ribbed trims. Featuring a bold mix of printwork and embroidery, plus a wrinkle-free finish ($278.00).

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Just days before New York Fashion Week is due to kick off, the news has dropped that Gap Inc. have signed Zac Posen as executive vice president and creative director. The American designer who shuttered his namesake label back in 2019, is perhaps best known for red carpet dressing. Posen will ultimately oversee design across Gap Inc’s four brands: Gap, Banana Republic, Athleta and Old Navy.

“I’m thrilled to welcome Zac Posen, one of America’s most celebrated designers, at the onset of an exciting new chapter for Gap Inc. His technical expertise and cultural clarity have consistently evolved American fashion, making him a great fit for the company as we ignite a new culture of creativity across the portfolio and reinvigorate our storied brands,” said Richard Dickson, President and CEO of Gap Inc.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Looks like Gap is desperate to reclaim their classic all-American past image again…” [Phuel]

“I think Gap has been doing fairly well, recently. Not sure why/if this is necessary.” [KoV]

“Doesn’t Gap only sell things like bland jeans and t-shirts? What’s the point of having a creative director?” [Tchi]

“This must be THE worst business decision ever.” [90sFan]

“Gap is such a basics-oriented brand, the last thing it needed was to infuse that with too much over-complicated and ambitioned design, that would only alienate that customer. Christophe Lemaire’s or Jil Sander’s work for Uniqlo can serve as an example as to how a happy marriage of fashion and quality staples can look like, delivering a product that is honest at that price range.” [tricotineacetat]

“Nothing about this makes sense. Phillip Lim would have been perfect for the job! I don’t expect success out of this to be honest.” [Lola701}

Share your own thoughts as Zac Posen becoming creative director of Gap Inc, here.

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The Kelly and Birkin handbags from Hermès have been considered pieces of iconography for decades. Toted by A-list celebrities, fashion enthusiasts and the most notable style icons of both past and present – Hermès handbags are considered an investment and have stood the test of time.

Did you know just one single Kelly takes a whole 13 hours to create?

Thanks to Vogue‘s latest YouTube drop, we’re able to bare witness to the inner workings of the masterful Hermès ateliers in the fascinating 10-minute video. Priscila Alexandre Spring, the leather goods creative director at the historic and storied French label, gives us a tour of the facility located within the heart of Paris. Priscila introduces us to the talented artisans who craft the luxury and exclusive leather goods, introducing us to each department, including the hardware and harmony departments. Inside the Atelier Harmonie, Hermès craftsman Fabrice hand stitches a black Kelly, which is made entirely inside out and requires extreme precision and expertise. Needless to say, the video is fascinating from start to finish.

Watch how Hermès handbags are made below:

See all the looks from the Hermès Spring 2024 collection and share your thoughts, here.

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Most of our favorite fashion titles opt to combine December with January but a select few remain in favor of giving us a standalone January issue. Vogue Mexico went all out having managed to secure Selena Gomez for a cover, who posed amongst floral displays wearing new season Prada. Penélope Cruz and Luigi & Iango proved to be a match made in heaven (once again) via the cover of Vanity Fair Italia while Rania Benchegra served nothing but face on a duo of Vogue Arabia covers.

Scroll further to see which January 2024 covers ultimately made the cut (and which didn’t) according to theFashionSpot’s unfiltered forum members:

MISS | Vogue Mexico with Selena Gomez by Michael Bailey Gates

“Why this? Starting off 2024 bad Vogue Mexico. They need a new team, obviously…” [Xone]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Singapore with Cindy Crawford by Yu Tsai

“I just cannot bring myself to dislike or complain over the sight of Cindy Crawford. I do love how vibrant and fresh this feels – perfect for a month like January. Not exactly an impossible task but Cindy looks fantastic here, love both the fashion and beauty styling. All just feels right whenever one of the supermodels is gracing us with their presence!” [vogue28]

HIT | Vogue Italia with Benedetta Porcaroli by Elizaveta Porodina

“Love Elizaveta Porodina! Her work is such a dream. We miss a lot the fantasy in fashion and she gave us a bit of that here. [ivano]

HIT | Vanity Fair Italia with Penélope Cruz by Luigi & Iango

“Really nice cover of Penélope. Vogue should be embarrassed!” [justaguy]

HIT | Vogue Czechoslovakia with Alessandro Ambrosio by The Morelli Brothers

” #Alessandra Ambrosio is not my favorite model, I think that this is a beautiful cover. I love the mood, light, colors, location, and styling!” [MModa]

HIT | Vogue Greece with Kris Grikaite by Richard Phibbs

“I’ve always loved this girls face. So preternatural and otherworldly. I think both covers are strong.” [mepps]

MISS | Vogue Australia with Hanni & Danielle by Hyea W. Kang

“Is this really what resonates with Australians?” [blueorchid]

HIT | Vogue Spain with Karolina Spakowski by Lachlan Bailey

“This cover made me smile immediately. Love it.” [swizzi]

HIT | Vogue Arabia with Rania Benchegra by Txema Yeste

“Ohhh, these are both great. Refreshingly glamorous and just really gorgeous. We need more Txema!” [Psylocke]

HIT | Vogue Brazil with Valentina Sampaio by Mariana Maltoni

“I love seeing Valentina Sampaio on a cover!” [tigerrouge]

MISS | Vogue Korea with Lulu Tenney by Davit Giorgadze

“Awful styling and proportions.” [kokobombon]

HIT | Vogue China with Chu Wong by Huang Jiaqi

“Very easy on the eyes, I’m thoroughly enjoying everything.” [oaklee91]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Spain with Nathy Peluso by Javier Biosca

“Very Bazaar by Fabien Baron and Liz Tilberis. I like it a lot.” [avonlea002]

HIT | Harper’s Bazaar Australia & New Zealand with Phoebe Tonkin by Darren McDonald

“Wow, I love it!” [Kimy Jo]

HIT | UK Vogue with Emma Watson by Charlotte Wales

“My most favorite out of the three covers is Emma Watson’s. The portrait itself is undeniably beautiful, love the coloring, the warmth, the lighting, the styling… all oh so lovely.” [vogue28]

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Following the sudden and tragic passing of David Renne, Moschino found themselves without a creative director but have since filled with the void with the appointment of Adrian Appiolaza. The Argentinian designer will oversee womenswear, menswear and accessories collections at the Aeffe-owned house and is set to unveil his debut collection during Milan Fashion Week’s upcoming Fall 2024 season on February 22.

Prior to landing the gig at Moschino, Appiolaza previously held the position of womenwear’s ready-to-wear design director at Chloé working under Clare Waight Keller, before taking up the same position at Loewe under Jonathan Anderson.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I’m actually impressed how Aeffe tried to find someone actually talented! I must say, I’m genuinely curious about Appiolaza’s direction for Moschino, at least it’s not going to be based on some brainless hype.” [perhydrol]

“Damn he got no time to rest and no time until his debut.” [tourbillions]

“Curious about this one! And curious as to how Loewe will shift with him gone.” [lookatme]

“YES! I’m immensely proud of my friend. Finally someone who actually knows how to make great clothes is going to be in charge of a big brand. He’s also the first Argentinian to get a top job like this one.” [helmutnotdead]

“Adrian is very talented, I think he really helped shape Loewe, but he does have his own soul. I am sure that this will be good!” [Tchi]

“This looks like a great appointment, someone with experience and an amazing background of having worked at different brands. I’m sure he’ll be great, I’m rooting for him.” [donyan]

“Never heard about him but seems like a good match. Rooting for him as well!” [Ihhbl]

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Ermanno Scervino has stayed switching it up with his campaign girls – until now. After welcoming Natalia Vodianova as the face of the Fall 2023 collection, Scervino welcomes the Russian beauty back for a second consecutive season with the unveiling of the Spring 2024 campaign.

Flashback to the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 seasons, Joan Smalls was the last model to pose for two back-to-back Scervino campaigns until the Italian designer began to dish out spots to models Edita Vilkeviciute, Lila Moss, Jean Campbell and Vittoria Ceretti.

For the sake of continuity, Scervino keeps Luigi & Iango on the books as campaign photographers, who reunite with Natalia once again for the Spring 2024 season. This time around, the photographic duo photograph the Russian beauty in full color, as opposed to black and white which has been the running trend for a number of campaign seasons.

“For his spring/summer 2024 show held during Milan Fashion Week, Ermanno Scervino distills the very essence of clothing, building a wardrobe of one-of-a-kinds, unique pieces that spotlight the mastery of the brand’s atelier and its craftspeople’s sartorial know-how. Billowing A-line gowns as impalpable and flowing as vapor are ethereal canvas exuding subtle sensuality. Bustier dresses framing the torso are the framework for floral hand-embroideries. Plissè frills cascade, as petals hitting the ground, from tight bodices. Sophisticated slip dresses, delicately trimmed in lace, rib-knit frocks and see-through black gowns, both revealing and immaculate, add a dash of mischievous charm.” – via ermannoscervino.com

Throughout the series of campaign images, Natalia embodies the ultimate Scervino woman with an effortless ease and the switch to color photography from Luigi & Iango feels like a breath of fresh air.

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