After launching the first version of ‘The Walk’ campaign this fall, Michael Kors has unveiled a new shoot for the holiday season. Captured by Tommy Ton, the images star it girl Sofia Richie, model Ming Xi and DJs Simi and Haze Khadra. The girls hit the streets in eye-catching looks with a spotlight on the Sloan bag in three different versions as well as the Scout camera bag. From studded details to quilted leather, these designs are a great gift for the special someone or even yourself.

Miu Miu taps a fresh cast for its resort 2017 campaign. Inspired by an all-night stroll through the streets of Rome, models Dree Hemingway, Cecilia Chancellor, Brigit Kos, Faretta Radic and Sara Somogyi appear in the advertisements. Photographed by Alasdair McLellan on the famous road Via Appia Antica, the girls wear embellished styles with a youthful twist. From bags with sparkling crystals to silk jackets and knit sweaters, the designs stand out in the eclectic images. Source: Fashi

Get ready to embrace the sun with Bergdorf Goodman’s resort 2017 catalog. Model Lindsey Wixson appears in an editorial called, ‘Sunny Disposition’. Photographed in Palm Springs by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello, the American beauty embraces sun-drenched style. From colorful prints to breezy silhouettes and ruffle embellishments, the pieces are perfect for vacation season. Lindsey serves up a warm smile in the designs of Valentino, Dolce & Gabbana, Stella McCartney and more.

The Louis Vuitton Speedy was once seen as the 'It' handbag of the moment. Crafted from monogrammed canvas, its logo surface made it into the one designer handbag women across the global scrambled to attain in the 1990s, signifying status, power and style. However, times have changed and although London is now the cheapest city to buy a Louis Vuitton handbag, it seems as if heyday of logo designer handbag is over. The once must-have accessory is fading fast from the upper fashion circles as w

The supermodel Kate Moss poses in black and white images photographed by Peter Lindbergh for fine knit brand Naked Cashmere. Captured at the beach, Kate channels her signature cool and carefree style in cozy sweaters and knit pieces. From the ‘Bella’ turtleneck sweater to the ‘Georgia’ fringed shawl, the British beauty stuns in each shot. Kate wears a natural looking makeup look with her hair in beachy waves. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Rising star Odette Pavlova appears in the fall-winter 2016 campaign from Max Mara. Photographed by Steven Meisel, the Russian model layers up in colorful coats and knitwear. Oxford style boots paired with leather gloves and satchel bags stand out in the studio snaps. Carine Roitfeld styled the shoot with Guido Palau on hair and Pat McGrath on makeup. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Photographed in the countryside of Valle de Lago in Asturias, Spain, Mango unveils its November 2016 campaign. Marking part three of its fall 2016 advertisements, the images star models Natalie Westling and Edie Campbell. The girls layer up in knitwear styles including turtleneck sweaters, frayed capes and long scarves. Paired with leggings, wide-leg trousers and puffer jackets, these styles are perfect for cold weather season. Source: Fashion United.

Premium high street retailer Whistles has revealed its debut wedding collection featuring seven limited edition pieces “designed for the modern bride”, which will launch in February 2017. Whistles creative director Nick Passmore, said: “We’ve had so much interest from customers on wedding attire that we felt the time was right to launch a contemporary collection of dresses for the modern bride. “Whistles Wedding will offer our customer a refined collection from which they can choose some

Actress Jessica Chastain is the face of Prada’s resort 2017 campaign. Photographed by Willy Vanderperre, Jessica poses in multiple locations around Milan, Italy. The advertisements have a cinematic feel as the redhead poses at the Fondazione Prada as well as the Ulrico Hoepli civic planetary. Jessica is a chic vision as she wears nylon coats, floral prints and high-waisted trousers. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Jeans have gone haute: haute couture, haute styling and haute prices. Your basic denim jeans are no longer a basic, and like the eponymous white t-shirt, has been transformed into a luxury product in two unlikely ways, by purists and by art itself. Purist denim takes us back to the roots where it all began. Before fabric manipulation, additives, high street knock-offs and before fast fashion existed. In the 18th century jean cloth was made entirely of cotton, and known for its durability eve