Marc Jacobs Launches JOY Fall 2025 Campaign

Marc Jacobs resets the tone with JOY, a Fall 2025 campaign built on city energy, concise silhouettes, and a rolling release plan.
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Marc Jacobs resets the tone with JOY, a Fall 2025 campaign built on city energy, concise silhouettes, and a rolling release plan.

Kate Moss trades the runway for the driver’s seat, steering Saint Laurent’s Fall 2025 pre‑collection through Los Angeles with Chloë Sevigny and Frankie Rayder.

Photographer Mikael Jansson follows Mona Tougaard through Paris, where tweed, gold flashes, and giant pearls rewrite Chanel codes.

The Winter 2025‑2026 images revisit Christian Dior’s 1954 H‑Line.

The poetics of long summer days turn vivid as Valentino shares a garden shoot pulsing with 60s charm and love.

For Fall Winter 2025, Casablanca documents Tokyo through scenes of everyday life, from family dinners to late-night streets.

Shot on green screen then rebuilt with AI, Jisoo’s fourth self-portrait FW25 leapfrogs Pre-Fall’s sixties vibe for a city just ahead of now.

A cast spanning generations stands before Catherine Opie’s lens.

Prada’s Fall-Winter 2025 visuals spotlight groups in transit.

JENNIE, Chanel ambassador, steps into the Fall‑Winter 2025-2026 campaign in the gardens of Paris’s Palais‑Royal.

Shot at the brand’s Summer Club gathering, the campaign frames Mica Arganaraz in key Fall 2025 pieces.

Steven Meisel’s sepia‑toned photos trace five generations of Roman elegance as Fendi quietly toasts its hundredth birthday.

Juergen Teller and Dovile photograph Nicole Kidman, Isabelle Huppert, spotlighting Balenciaga’s Winter 2025 collection.

The model resumes her creative‑director role, presenting a Cass Bird‑shot campaign that mixes denim overalls with crochet swimwear and suede jackets.

Emma Stone and Hoyeon animate a story where anticipation meets Louis Vuitton craftsmanship.

“Plein Soleil,” Saint Laurent’s summer campaign, turns the Riviera’s glare into a stage for pink surfboards and olive swimwear.

Kate Moss steps out in looks she hand-picked from self-portrait’s latest collection, photographed by Johnny Dufort.

Decades after she first walked for Mugler, Sharon Stone returns to the house to front a capsule of archival designs.

The Wayfarer Puffer that turned heads at the Met Gala lands in stores today, and Rocky is keeping every frame rooted in Harlem.

Alessandro Michele has released Valentino’s Spring 2026 campaign, a co-ed series captured by photographer Marili Andre.