The Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue campaigns have become somewhat of an icon. Since the launch of the scent in 2001 (for women) and 2007 (for men), a series of sultry campaigns have transported us to the idyllic island of Capri. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana first called upon David Gandy as the face and embodiment of the citrus-inspired fragrance, who has been joined by the likes of Anna Jagodzińska and Bianca Balti over the years. The installment for 2025 sees Theo James and Vittoria Ceretti couple up for the Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue campaign. The pair ventured down to the Capri shoreline for the occasion, captured by Gordon von Steiner under the warm Italian sunshine as the dramatic Faraglioni rock formations loom in the background.

Theo James & Vittoria Ceretti for the Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Fragrance Campaign

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Always been a fan of the Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue campaigns, and love the continuation of the Capri concept. It’s all just executed so well by Gordon von Steiner, and I love Vittoria Ceretti for the campaign. A thousand times yes to absolutely everything – from the white bikini to that idyllic setting,” voiced vogue28.

“Stunning, albeit mainstream, which is the aim of the campaign, I reckon. Both Theo James and Vittoria Ceretti look hot,” admired WAVES upon first look.

Not everyone, however, was so forthcoming. “This change in Vittoria’s eye color is very questionable, and I don’t know if Theo James was the right person. He’s not very photogenic, despite being very sexy and hot! I have mixed feelings about the final result,” shared DK92.

“So a blue-eyed model wasn’t available? This is definitely a step down from the perfection of David Gandy and Bianca Balti,” marsnoop2 noted.

“Zero chemistry, looks like a bodybuilder couple on steroids (especially the guy),” critiqued Mr Yayo.

See more of the campaign and join the conversation, here.

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You might not even need reminding that the partnership between Steven Meisel and Zara has been a match made in absolute fashion heaven. Season after season, campaign after campaign, we have been in constant awe since 2017. In 2023, Zara and the legendary American lensman even teamed up for an exclusive collaboration, and the accompanying campaign featured the absolute who’s who of the modeling world. Therefore, it is no surprise to see Marta Ortega Pérez enlist Steven Meisel for the Zara 50th anniversary campaign. To commemorate five decades since the first Zara store in A Coruña, Spain in 1975, Meisel captures 50 of fashion’s finest for the 50th anniversary campaign – resulting in a stark black and white portrait of the women.

Those names include: Abbey Lee, Adriana Lima, Alek Wek, Amar Akway, Amber Valletta, Amelia Gray, Awar Odhiang, Candice Swanepoel, Carla Bruni, Caroline Trentini, Carolyn Murphy, Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford, Doutzen Kroes, Edie Campbell, Eva Herzigova, Fei Fei Sun, Georgia Palmer, He Cong, Imaan Hammam, Irina Shayk, Iselin Steiro, Joan Smalls, Julia Nobis, Karen Elson, Karlie Kloss, Lexi Boling, Lina Zhang, Linda Evangelista, Liya Kebede, Lulu Tenney, Mariacarla Boscono, Marisa Berenson, Maty Fall, Meghan Collison, Mona Tougaard, Naomi Campbell, Natasha Poly, Paloma Elsesser, Paulina Porizkova, Penelope Tree, Precious Lee, Rianne van Rompaey, Rosalieke Fuchs, Sascha Rajasalu, Sasha Pivovarova, Sora Choi, Twiggy, Vittoria Ceretti, and Yasmin Warsame.

The Zara 50th Anniversary Campaign for 2025 by Steven Meisel

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Such large group photographs have no impact on me. It is way too much to look at all at once. I much prefer individual fashion shots,” MModa voiced.

“Casting is great but the result is the same as Edward Enninful’s farewell British Vogue cover. Boring AF,” critiqued thiago.

Also not exactly jumping for joy was fashionsavvvvy. “Damn, a HUGE letdown,” they declared.

“Steven Meisel’s work has meant everything to me for decades, but I feel like I’ve seen this type of model group shot enough times before, to not be moved by the sight of it in 2025,” tigerrouge chimed in.

In complete agreement was svpernova: “I’m pretty disappointed by this. They have some of the most prominent models of all time, and they decide to use a group shot?”

“Predictable casting,” noted Gonzalo.

“As expected. Lots of fillers. No Top girls like Vodianova or Bündchen?” asked MagFan.

Share your own thoughts on the Zara 50th anniversary campaign and join the conversation, here.

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You might not need to be reminded that Claire Thomson-Jonville is now heading up Vogue France, having replaced Eugénie Trochu (who served as editor from 2021 until late 2024). Thomson-Jonville continues to find her footing at the French fashion bible and has since welcomed Loli Bahia, Natasha Poly, and Addison Rae as cover stars. Up next on the cover of Vogue France is Vittoria Ceretti. No stranger to the cover of Vogue, the Italian beauty appears before the lens of photographer Carin Backoff. In the nonchalant and stripped-back cover photograph, the current face of Max Mara gazes down Backoff’s lens wearing nothing but a pair of Louis Vuitton tights as chosen for the occasion by Vogue France’s newly-appointed fashion and image director at large Alastair McKimm.

Vittoria Ceretti for Vogue France April 2025

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Vile,” instantly described audace upon checking out the cover.

“Who electrocuted her?” quipped forum member crmsn.

“Jesus! TRAGIC and CHEAP. What BAD taste!” exclaimed DK92.

Simera asked: “How could they do this to Vittoria?”

Yet not everyone was left so entirely underwhelmed. “Good cover, I think! I love the tights and the light blue/grey tone of the background. Only wish her hair were, at least, brushed,” noted Valentine27.

“I like how different it is from usual covers. It is executed poorly, though…” dieinytabis chimed in.

“I like the cover and the minimal approach. Vittoria Ceretti is beautiful,” admired MModa.

See more of Vittoria Ceretti from the Vogue France April 2025 cover shoot and join the conversation, here.

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Vittoria Ceretti exuded glitz and glamour while attending the Balenciaga Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week. The Italian model opted for a completely sheer ensemble to watch the presentation of the new collection at Les Invalides in Paris on March 9. As it was, Ceretti was truly dazzling in a runway look from the fashion house.

Vittoria Ceretti opts for black lacy fit for Balenciaga PFW show

Vittoria Ceretti turned heads in a completely sheer outfit while attending the Balenciaga show during Paris Fashion Week. The 26-year-old dazzled in a look from the fashion house’s Summer 25 collection. Ceretti wore Balenciaga’s Embroidered Fitted Shirt in black flower lace. The full-sleeved piece included a black embroidered collar, button placket, and cuffs.

The see-through piece featured an 8-button front, buttoned cuffs, and a rounded bottom. The runway look also included the brand’s Embroidered Lace Pants in black lace embroidery featuring an elasticized waistband. The sheer ensemble further added some coverage with Balenciaga’s Trompe l’oeil Pantaleggings T36 in black lingerie and light beige stretch fabric. This included high-waisted pants with shoes attached — an elongated pointed-toe pair.

The trompe l’oeil look came with lingerie and skin effects. The full-sleeved illusion piece consisted of detailings to form a lacy bodysuit, garter belt, and thigh-high stockings. Furthermore, Ceretti coordinated her monochrome look with Balenciaga’s Rodeo Sling Pochette in black that featured aged-gold hardware. As for her glam, the runway star rocked subtle eyeshadow, mascara, blush, and a peachy shade of glossy lips.

Ceretti pulled her hair back in a long braid with a middle parting to round off the look. Moreover, the model ditched the jewels for the occasion to keep the spotlight on her attention-commanding ensemble. After attending the fashion show, Ceretti even recapped her time in Paris and flaunted the Balenciaga look with her new photos carousel on Instagram. 

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For a whole multitude of seasons now, Ian Griffiths has favored a multi-girl cast for the Max Mara advertising campaigns. Since the Spring 2021 season, Max Mara’s campaigns have been cast starring a selection of the industry’s models of the moment – until now. Griffiths, who first joined Max Mara in 1987 (after winning a student competition), casts Vittoria Ceretti as the face and embodiment of his Spring 2025 collection – who stars in the accompanying campaign. The designer ultimately commissioned Craig McDean as campaign photographer for yet another season, marking the photographer’s third consecutive campaign for the Italian fashion brand. Throughout the chic and sophisticated imagery (styled by Tonne Goodman), the Italian beauty roams a minimalist set, proving herself to be the ultimate Max Mara woman.

Vittoria Ceretti for the Max Mara Spring 2025 Campaign

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very disappointed… I love this collection!” exclaimed DK92 the moment the campaign struck.

“The collection was so good and sharp. It deserved better,” echoed thiago.

“I love Vittoria Ceretti but it’s a NO from me,” chimed in forum member Chipmetrai.

However, not everyone was so dissatisfied. “I’m able to apprentice the fact it’s an only-girl campaign, after a handful of multi-girl campaigns. Vittoria Ceretti solo was the perfect choice. This feels like something ripped from the pages of American Vogue from the early 00s, and it’s ALL working!” enthused vogue28.

“It’s a fabulous campaign. I like how the backgrounds complement all the looks,” MModa admired.

See more of Vittoria Ceretti from the Max Mara Spring 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Vittoria Ceretti‘s recent LA photos show how she made a simple outfit work during an outing. The Italian model rocked a black and white ensemble with a chic twist. Ceretti was spotted leaving Kaytranada’s Grammy after-party at the Living Room Club. The 26-year-old looked stunning as she wore a sheer skirt that came with a feather-adorned hemline. Ceretti’s dazzling diamond accessories also elevated the effortless look.

Vittoria Ceretti’s sheer skirt comes with feather-adorned hemline

Vittoria Ceretti’s new photos showed her leaving Kaytranada’s Grammy after-party at the Living Room Club on February 2. The model wore a white top and topped it with a suede black jacket featuring a brown furry collar, that almost blended with her open hair. Ceretti continued to add a stylish twist to her ensemble. The 26-year-old paired the look with a sheer black knee-length skirt. She wore black underwear for coverage underneath the see-through piece. Moreover, the highlight of the look was the skirt’s feather-adorned hemline. The wide section covered almost half of Ceretti’s thighs. 

Furthermore, Ceretti’s choice of footwear for the evening enhanced the stylish touch. She wore a pair of black pointed-toe pumps featuring thin wraparound straps on the ankle. Ceretti also opted for sparkly jewels to amp up the look. The Italian model wore a diamond necklace and paired it with a matching dazzling ring and earrings. She even wore a thin, delicate chain on one of her ankles. Although the leg accessory was barely visible, it didn’t go unnoticed. Ceretti rounded off the look with a black clutch. 

Apart from the simple yet stylish outfit, Ceretti also embraced the effortless makeup trend during the outing. She rocked minimal glam, consisting of mascara and light peachy lipstick. Besides that, Ceretti wore her hair down for the evening. Meanwhile, the model’s love for feathers-adorned outfits was previously also seen during her attendance at the 2024 LACMA Art+Film Gala. Ceretti wore a gorgeous lavender gown with a long cap, which also featured feather edges.

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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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Since taking up the mantle as Alaïa creative director in 2021, Pieter Mulier has favored a very select few as Alaïa’s campaign photographers. Those photographers include Willy Vanderperre, Sam Rock, Drew Vickers, and Tyrone Lebon. Lebon made a triumphant return last season to photograph the ultimate Brazilian bombshell Gisele Bündchen under the warm Miami sunshine. The British creative returns for the Summer/Fall 2024 season, with models Vittoria Ceretti, Mona Tougaard, Awar Odhiang and Felice Nova Noordhoff making up the cast. The girls were photographed within plush Parisian hotel room settings throughout the storied campaign (including L’Hôtel Particulier, Le Bristol, L’Hôtel and Hôtel Balzac) – and go completely unretouched.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I like Tyrone Lebon but this looks cheap and basic Where is the chic elegant untouchable Alaïa creature?” asked TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu.

“From Gisele to this?” questioned an underwhelmed DK92.

“Such a wrong direction for Alaïa. It feels a bit stale. Of course, the photos are beautiful and the girls look beautiful, but it’s such a lazy concept,” said tomtakesphotos.

Lanvinray wasn’t impressed either. “Looks like a vintage Marc Jacobs campaign by Juergen Teller,” they pointed out.

“I’m done with the Juergen Teller style photography. It had an emergence in the late 2010s and now it’s so contrived and passé. It’s time for something new,” yearned forum member GivenchyHomme.

See more from the Alaïa Summer/Fall 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, 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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Ever since the late great Franca Sozzani took up the mantle of Vogue Italia back in 1988, the magazine has been synonymous with Steven Meisel. To celebrate the magazine’s monumental 60th anniversary with the release of the September 2024 issue, Italian Vogue’s current leader Francesca Ragazzi brilliantly brings back Meisel for a series of commemorative, celebratory and highly-collectible covers. Ragazzi called upon none other than Linda Evangelista, Vittoria Ceretti, Deva Cassel, Isabella Rossellini, Mariacarla Boscono and Maty Fall as cover stars for the occasion. The iconic lineup each pose for Meisel in their respective portrait cover shots, compete with styling from Joe McKenna who opted for looks from Gucci, Miu Miu, Giorgio Armani, Bottega Veneta, Prada and Loro Piana.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Fantastic colors for fall and a fantastic cast for the anniversary. I’m very pleased with the outcome. It feels like an event worthy of the 60th anniversary,” applauded aracic instantly.

“Great choices to celebrate 60 years of Italian Vogue,” enthused Starry.

“Stunning covers! This is how you do it!” raved forum member clo.

Sharing the same level of enthusiasm toward the outcome was lanvinray. “Absolutely thrilled to see Meisel back at Vogue Italia,” they wrote.

“Beautiful covers! Such a joy to see Steven Meisel shoot for Vogue Italia, and the results are gorgeous,” echoed LastNight.

“All the covers are absolutely beautiful. My favorites are Mariacarla, Maty and Deva,” shared Srdjan.

Share which cover you love most, check out what else the issue has offer and join the conversation, here.

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