Claudia Schiffer Builds on Her Comeback with Three Major Campaigns

Claudia Schiffer has stepped back into the spotlight this year with a series of high-profile campaigns that underscore her lasting presence in fashion.
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Claudia Schiffer has stepped back into the spotlight this year with a series of high-profile campaigns that underscore her lasting presence in fashion.

Lacoste trades courtside whites for Riviera sun, serving tennis-tinted club sandwiches and founder inspired cocktails from dawn until 2 a.m.

Thom Browne’s newest store offers an accessories‑only experience in a jewel‑box atmosphere.

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

Social media posts fuel backlash against Kylie Jenner’s Miu Miu campaign.

Zegna plants 160 000 native trees on Aspen’s burn scars, inviting the town to watch luxury’s green promise take root.

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.

Introduced for Fall Winter 2024, LOEWE’s Landscape line layers and skives leather so precisely that Puzzle bags, clutches, and wallets resemble hand‑held landforms.

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

Matthieu Blazy’s first Chanel collection lands in Manhattan, extending the brand’s long bond with New York City.

All-white Smooth and Virginia leather gives MM6’s second outing with Dr. Martens a clean slate, backed by embossed logos and bump toes.

The Grand Palais stages “Virgil Abloh: The Codes,” drawing on a 20,000-piece archive curated by Chloe and Mahfuz Sultan.

The collection translates helmets, lyrics, and album art into concise wardrobe staples without straying from the original source.

Marni’s next creative chapter will be led by Meryll Rogge, known for her sharp tailoring and vintage-tinged storytelling.

Marc Jacobs and Mowalola skipped pre‑order hype, letting followers move from Instagram feed to purchase in seconds.

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.

Martin Goya Business turns Shanghai’s Power Station of Art into an eight hour live lab, supported by Chanel’s Culture Fund.

Jonathan Anderson trims his logo and lines store shelves with Mackintosh lamps, Murano glass, and Japanese denim to give JW Anderson a refreshed identity rooted in craft.