We’ve become fairly used to globe trotting via the advertising campaigns of Michael Kors Collection. One season we are jetting off to Monte Carlo, the next it’s dashing about the streets of New York City and Mr. Kors is whisking us off to the majestic island of Capri for Spring 2024. The powerhouse American designer drops Anok Yai this season, opting to cast Vittoria Ceretti solo. Remaining on the books also is photographic duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin. Throughout the sun-drenched campaign imagery, the Italian beauty (and firm forum favorite) is styled by Emmanuelle Alt and captured by the Dutch creative twosome around various different picturesque and dreamy locations throughout the retro-inspired campaign imagery.
![Michael Kors Collection S/S 2024 : Vittoria Ceretti by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin](jpg/michaelkors-spring24-vittoria-main2dff.jpg)
Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:
“Absolutely beautiful fashion photography and views! Love seeing Inez & Vinoodh’s dreamy imagery. Reminds me of their work for Vogue Paris,” raved MModa.
In complete agreement was vogue28: “A vast improvement from last month’s eyesore of a campaign, IMO. Can you ever go wrong with a location like Capri? Absolutely majestic setting. Vittoria Ceretti solo was also a very good idea, love how she’s photographed here and how not even the stunning can steal focus from Ceretti’s awe-striking beauty.”
“I feel like I should like this more than I do,” admitted aracic. “The landscapes are stunning and so is Vittoria… But it feels so weirdly static and the clothes are quite ugly, to be honest. Something’s just not clicking for me.”
“Needs a [Mario] Testino-style filter of golden light making everything look more expensive than it is,” pointed out forum member tigerrouge.
“Same old. Not even Vittoria can save it this time,” disapproved kokobombon.
![Michael Kors Collection S/S 2024 : Vittoria Ceretti by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin](jpg/michaelkors-spring24-vittoria-main2dde9.jpg)
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