Loli Bahia is one of the most in-demand of models within the world of fashion. During the Fall 2025 season of Paris Fashion Week alone, the French beauty walked for the likes of Chanel, Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Chloé, and Tom Ford (to name just a select few). Editors across the globe continue to endorse the industry favorite too, with Francesca Ragazzi being the latest. Ragazzi welcomes Loli Bahia onto the cover of Vogue Italia for May 2025. Bahia gazes down the lens of Vito Fernicola for the occasion, with cover shoot stylist Robbie Spencer selecting a striped top from Miu Miu for the current face of Versace.

Loli Bahia for Vogue Italia May 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Dreadful. The quality of the image looks so poor, it looks like a 5-minute Photoshop job,” immediately critiqued Squizree.

“Terrible! Wow,” RMDV shrieked.

“What is this? Firstly that hand-me-down Gap shirt from 2000, and then that bloody purple pen mark on her left wrist. Did someone forget to edit it out? Not to mention how sh*tty the lighting and coloring of the image is before we even get to her ever-lacking expression,” commented Fiercification.

“Models used to be aspirational,” expressed an underwhelmed fenty.

GivenchyHomme wasn’t into it either. “I hate this magazine so much. It continues to be the worst edition of Vogue month after month. You have a model like Loli Bahia and that’s how you ‘style’ her for a cover? Where is the love? Where is the fantasy?”

“It’s all just so glum, sombre, and lifeless. An energetic smile from Loli Bahia would’ve elevated this cover immensely,” voiced vogue28.

See more of Loli Bahia from the Vogue Italia May 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Donatella Versace remains loyal to Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. After all, the photographic duo has been enlisted to capture every consecutive mainline campaign offering since the Spring 2020 season (starring Jennifer Lopez and Kendall Jenner). Last season, the pair ventured to Los Angeles, California, and to the famed Chateau Marmont (with models Vittoria Ceretti and Loli Bahia in tow). Bahia makes a return as the face of Versace for the Spring 2025 campaign and is joined by Mona Tougaard, Jacqui Hooper, Chen Yang, Karyna Maziar, and Tristan Watkins. In an ode to attitude, the cast gazes down M&M’s lens while reclining on plush sofas and doing little much else.

The Versace Spring 2025 Campaign

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Prada, is that you?” asked FashionFanatico upon checking out the campaign.

“That color scheme hurts my eyes. Very Prada-ish,” fashionsavvvvvy chimed in.

“The casting is my issue. I would prefer older models,” complained forum member GivenchyAddict.

Also majorly underwhelmed was Ihhbl. “The bland models, the bad posing, the lack of storytelling, and the awful clothes. Honestly, what are these fabrics? What are these patterns? What are those awfully tacky shoes?
Extremely bad,” they critiqued.

“A mess. The models are terrible. I hate the bad posture pose. They wasted a beautiful collection,” disapproved Alquimista.

“Oddly enough I don’t mind the sight of this, despite the campaign imagery coming across as anything but quintessential Versace,” confessed vogue28.

“I love this Versace campaign. The casting is great. The colors, patterns, and details are fabulous,” MModa approved.

See more from the Versace Spring 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Here at theFashionSpot, the advertising campaigns of H&M have perhaps been on our radar more so than ever throughout 2024. That’s largely due to the fact that someone at H&M HQ commissioned Rafael Pavarotti as campaign photographer. The Brazilian creative (who has quickly cemented himself as one of the industry’s greatest) captured a handful of the modeling industry’s best talent for Spring 2024. Pavarotti transported us (and the likes of Vittoria Ceretti and Anok Yai) to his native of Brazil for the H&M Summer 2024 campaign offering. However, change is in the air for the Fall/Winter 2024 season, with Pavarotti outed in favor of Sam Rock. The British talent was called upon to shoot models Loli Bahia, Lila Moss, Bibi Breslin, Ajus Samuel, and a handful of others (including Charli XCX).

The Fall 2024 H&M Campaign by Sam Rock:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Most of the clothes look good,” immediately noted MModa. “The long sheer dresses must be Chloé inspired. I like the casting (except for Lila Moss) and the photographer. Loli Bahia and Bibi Breslin are my favorite faces in this campaign!”

“Bibi looks amazing,” enthused forum member Ihhbl.

“Lila is the perfect girl for H&M! I hope they signed her for a multi-year exclusive contract!” wrote GivenchyHomme.

Vogue28 voiced: “Absolutely loved Rafael Pavarotti for H&M but I’ve been seeing this campaign in stores and I’m a fan. The images themselves are so beautiful in their simplicity, and rather perfect for the H&M brand. The casting is great, always here for Lila Moss, Loli Bahia, and Bibi Breslin!”

See more of the H&M Fall 2024 with Lila Moss, Loli Bahia, Bibi Breslin (and the rest of the cast) and join the conversation, here.

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Anna Wintour has been at the helm of American Vogue for almost four decades. Throughout 2024, the legendary fashion figure has served up the likes of Miuccia Prada, Zendaya, Jill Biden, Blake Lively as cover stars, in addition to inviting Marc Jacobs to guest-edit the December issue. Now, for the American fashion bible’s digital December 2024 offering, Wintour champions affordability and accessibility within the world of fashion. Captured by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, models Vittoria Ceretti, Loli Bahia, Devyn Garcia, Angelina Kendall, Amelia Gray, Lulu Tenney, and Anok Yai become Vogue cover girls in the process. The models of the moment huddle together in the studio against a grey backdrop, styled by Camilla Nickerson and dressed in pieces priced between $7 and $1,000.

Vittoria Ceretti, Loli Bahia, Devyn Garcia, Angelina Kendall, Amelia Gray, Lulu Tenney & Anok Yai for Vogue December 2024:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I legitimately saw more compelling pictures on America’s Next Top Model,” exclaimed helmutnotdead.

“Creativity for everyone but the people at Vogue,” voiced an underwhelmed avonlea002.

“Absolutely awful. Also, is it just me or has I&V really fallen off?” mepps asked.

Yet not everyone was left so disappointed. “I love the cover, models, styling, and composition! The cover looks fresh and exciting,” admired MModa.

“Actually kinda love it, and I’m here for Anna Wintour stepping up her game with these model covers for us. As a group cover photograph, everything is working for me – I love the jeans and white top combo. All the girls look great!” enthused vogue28.

“I like it! Not perfect by any means and that grey background… well. I don’t expect much (or anything really), from I&V but the model selection is very on point,” WAVES praised.

See more of Vittoria Ceretti, Loli Bahia, Devyn Garcia, Angelina Kendall, Amelia Gray, Lulu Tenney, and Anok Yai for the Vogue December 2024 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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French Vogue might be a shadow of its former self, but the magazine still commands our attention here at theFashionSpot – for better or worse. Covers of the once-great magazine throughout 2024 have been somewhat of a flop, with not even the likes of Sophie Marceau, Céline Dion, Gigi Hadid, and Kendall Jenner having managed to win us over as cover stars. Loli Bahia is called upon to help round out the year, gracing the December 2024/January 2025 cover of Vogue France. The French beauty (and firm industry favorite) poses before the lens of Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott in the rather chic cover photograph. The photographic duo teamed up with stylist Alastair McKimm, who selected a tweed look from the Chanel Spring 2025 collection for Bahia to showcase in the high-glam cover shot.

Loli Bahia on the Cover of Vogue France December 2024/January 2025:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Now that looks like a French Vogue cover!” immediately heralded crmsn.

“I like the cover, simple but effective,” kokobombon approved.

“I am… SOLD. Love how French, chic, and polished this is. There’s a warmth from the lighting which I can appreciate this time of year, and it’s all working. Perhaps a hint of expression from Loli Bahia wouldn’t have gone amiss but I’m not complaining. Obsessed with the Robert Palmer-esque makeup look, the voluminous blunt bob, the Chanel, and the font,” praised vogue28.

Also a fan was forum member Srdjan. “I love the cover, it gives me both festive Christmas and fresh January vibes,” they praised.

Not everyone, however, was so smitten. “Everything but the face,” disapproved Lucien112.

“That hair!” Loli Bahia is so boring, her face is dead!” exclaimed DK92.

“I want to slap her just to see if she’s not dead,” yslforever commented.

See more of Lolia Bahia from the Vogue France December 2024/January 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Chanel continues to remain without a creative director. Following the abrupt departure of Virginie Viard in June, the fabled French fashion house is yet to announce a replacement. As a result, the powers that be at Chanel HQ continue to serve up a strong sense of familiarity with its advertising campaigns. Firm Viard favorite Loli Bahia is ushered in as the face of the Chanel Cruise 2025 collection. Fresh from the Coco Neige 2024 campaign offering, the French beauty takes the South of France via the lens of Jamie Hawkesworth for the Cruise 2025 campaign installment. Back in May, Viard presented the collection in Marseille (on the rooftops of the Cité Radieuse) which was subsequently the designer’s last for Chanel.

The Chanel Cruise 2025 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Why is it giving house-to-house fashion catalog?” questioned tourbillions upon first look.

“Loli Bahia looks like Bozo’s girlfriend in the shot with the hat. Literally some of the worst clothes I’ve seen in quite some time,” exclaimed GivenchyHomme.

“The South of France setting is what’s selling this to me, which looks absolutely heavenly. I’m fine with Loli Bahia as the face of Chanel but I’m just not sold on Jamie Hawkesworth for Chanel. Everything feels very… pedestrian and juvenile for a brand like Chanel,” vogue28 critiqued.

EDEN21 commented: “I don’t mind Loli Bahia but for some reason I don’t buy her as a Chanel muse.”

Yet not everyone was of the same sentiment. “Jamie Hawkesworth’s work always leaves me wanting more. These images make me dream. Love Loli Bahia for Chanel,” MModa enthused.

See more from the Chanel Cruise 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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The fashion world continues to hold its breath for Chanel to appoint a creative director, following the abrupt departure of Virginie Viard in June. The fabled French fashion house continues to bring a sense of familiarity with its advertising campaigns. The powers that be at Chanel HQ endorse Loli Bahia as the face of the Coco Neige collection for 2024. The Coco Neige line was first introduced in 2018 by the late Karl Lagerfeld, dedicated to winter sports, the snow, and après-ski. Faces of the Coco Neige collection have since included Margot Robbie, Jennie (of Blackpink), and Lily-Rose Depp. Bahia, who already has umpteen Chanel advertising campaigns under her belt, poses for famed German photographer Juergen Teller. The French beauty of Algerian descent who has previously fronted the Pre-Fall 2022, Cruise 2023, Fall 2023, and Pre-Fall 2024 campaign installments, poses within the surroundings of Gabrielle Chanel’s decadent apartment at 31, Rue Cambon in Paris.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“As current Chanel campaigns go, I kinda like the adolescent arrogance of slouching around a room full of expensive antiques and putting your clumpy sports shoes in places where they shouldn’t be,” shared tigerrouge.

“I kind of like it,” confessed helmutnotdead.

“Loli Bahia looks bored, sick, and tired,” critiqued guimon.

“It’s dreadful. I like the beige ensemble but Loli Bahia looks like she just woke up. Sometimes, a white background is just enough,” voiced Lola701.

Also majorly underwhelmed was Ihhbl. “College students could have done better! Awful and uninspiring clothes/model/photos/location,” they complained.

See more of Loli Bahia for the Chanel Coco Neige 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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The all-important September/fall fashion issues continue to roll out, and we’re still massively here for it. After all, it’s the most important event on the print calendar, right? D la Repubblica is the latest to have our undivided attention here at theFashionSpot. Last year’s issue for Fall 2024 granted us a cover featuring fashion icon Linda Evangelista (which ultimately became theFashionSpot’s Magazine Cover of the Year for 2023). Back in March, editor Emanuele Farneti gifted us a plethora of covers starring a whole bunch of modeling’s finest. Another series of volumes is thrown our way again this season, with the cover of Volume #1 going to Loli Bahia. In the simplistic black and white cover shot, the French beauty gazes down the lens of Alasdair McLellan and styled by Marie Chaix in Chanel.

D la Repubblica ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #1 Cover with Lolia Bahia by Alasdair McLellan:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“That face! What a truly gorgeous shot of Loli Bahia. I love the styling, the black and white photography from McLellan, the composition, it’s all just so effortless. Always been a one for D la Repubblica, so very much looking forward to what they have in store for us over the next few weeks…” [vogue28]

See more of Lolia Bahia via the lens of Alasdair McLellan for ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #1 of D la Repubblica and join the conversation, here.

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Sabato De Sarno has been installed as Gucci creative director since January 2023 and continues to rely on David Sims to capture his vision of the new Gucci woman. Sims was first sought after the capture Daria Werbowy for the Marina Chain jewelry campaign, captured a handful of fresh faces for the campaign to accompany his debut Spring 2024 collection and was called upon to shoot the eyewear campaign starring Vittoria Ceretti. To no one’s amazement, De Sarno welcomes back the British fashion photographer with open arms for the Fall 2024 campaign (the designer’s second collection as creative director). Models Alaato Jazyper, Jiahui Zhang and Loli Bahia come together this season, who pose in front of Sims’ lens throughout the minimalist campaign series, shot within a photographic studio in Milan, Italy.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“No words,” immediately shared Scotty the moment the campaign dropped.

“Please can they put an end to this?” asked GivenchyAddict.

“I don’t think there’s ever been an era in fashion where models looked this bad. They always appear to have rolled right out of bed. This aversion towards makeup and beauty styling needs to end,” added aracic.

VogueDisciple93 declared: “They’d be better off without a campaign!”

“I would defend this if they looked chic, with nice hair and make up. The ‘concept’ is totally wrong because his clothes don’t say anything and the models are giving nothing. It’s just nothing,” Alquimista critiqued.

“Absolutely pitiful,” described a majorly underwhelmed lookatme.

“To say Gucci’s campaign imagery under Sabato De Sarno has become depressing would be an understatement. So horrifically glamour-less, sterile, and banal beyond belief. The nonexistent beauty styling only adds insult to injury,” ranted vogue28.

Check out even more from the Fall 2024 Gucci campaign and share your very own thoughts, here.

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Donatella Versace remains loyal to Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. After all, the legendary Italian designer has regularly called upon the photographic duo to lens Versace’s advertising campaigns since the Spring 2020 season (starring Jennifer Lopez and Kendall Jenner). The creative twosome are unsurprisingly welcomed back to shoot their ninth consecutive mainline campaign for Fall 2024. This season, Donatella opted to keep Loli Bahia on the books, who is joined by Vittoria Ceretti (and a handful of male models). The team (including stylist Jacob K) ventured outside of the studio to pay a visit to Los Angeles’ famous Chateau Marmont. Throughout the campaign imagery, the girls roam suites and corridors of the historic hotel, with Mert & Marcus both snapping away to capture each and every moment.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Oh wow this is so bad,” immediately shared MDNA. “Even show backstage images nowadays look better than this, and the sofa is such an eyesore.”

“Well, AWFUL! Imagine going to Chateau Marmont and the result looking like you’re in any ordinary person’s living room with an old sofa full of dust,” critiqued DK92.

“They literally could’ve shot this anywhere instead of wasting money flying everyone to LA,” noted br3ncon1.

GoldenPetals wasn’t best impressed either. “I like using penthouses or tights corridors as a backdrop but this is just lazy,” they wrote. “I miss how CINEMATIC fashion photography used to be.”

“Vittoria couldn’t save this campaign. That’s how you know it’s bad,” complained fenty.

“Why are campaigns this bad these days? I just don’t get it,” forum member Creative cried out.

See more from the Fall 2024 Versace campaign and join the conversation, here.

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