Noah Mills suits up for Breuninger

Now this is an elaborate fashion lookbook: Byron Lars Beauty Mark spring/summer 2010. This contemporary womenswear line is best known for its chic cotton + lycra white shirts and the fresh, feminine-with-a-twist take on American classics....

Dolce and Gabbana ads always look like these star-studded movies with no complicated plots but with many familiar and glamorous faces. Both womenswear and menswear fall/winter 2009/2010 ad campaigns were shot by fashion...

Camilla Akrans' soft, sun-soaked imagery produced for Filippa K spring/summer 2011 ad campaign makes you wish for a perpetual cool summer. Pictures taken in a beautiful landscape of the Swedish archipelago, the...

Here's heartthrob Jude Law playing the lead role in Dunhill's ad campaign for spring/summer 2009 season. A long-time fan of this London-based luxury brand, as him stated, the British actor is the image of Dunhill menswear...

Dolce & Gabbana doesn't disappoint with its newest ad campaign shot by acclaimed fashion photographer Steven Klein. The label's spring/summer 2009 advertorial images display a "classic" D&G heavy styling and...

Garnet is January's birthstone. A hard, long-lasting, frequently very brilliant stone, it's accessible in lots of colors other than the common deep red, including green, yellow, orange, pink and violet.

Avant-garde photographer Deborah Turbeville launched her first fashion retrospective photo book "The Fashion Pictures", published by Rizzoli, last month, October 2011. The book reveals her visionary aesthetic and the...

What's not to like about Zara fall/winter 2009/2010 campaign shot by fashion photographer David Sims? German model Toni Garrn, here in a meditative mood, is one of my favorite faces in fashion, the clean, modern cut of chic...

I would love to see more exuberant fashion editorials like this one in men style magazines. You can really tell that fashion has become men's playground too. Ecce Homo pictorial starring models Adam Lundberg, Drew J, Dylan (...

Why did Louis Vuitton carry two different ad campaigns for Fall/Winter 2008/09 season is an issue for their marketing dep. They send forward quite opposite messages. Is it well for a brand to undergo such dichotomy?