Spring’s campaigns electrify by featuring stunning new talent; from Sacha M’Baye‘s great debut for Burberry, to Ataui Deng looking lovely for Kenzo, the presence of fresh faces can give staid campaigns new life. Take a look at some of our favorite newcomers and established faces in the very latest ads.

Jourdan Dunn and Sacha M’Baye for Burberry by Mario Testino.

Ataui Deng, Eniko Mihalik, Tao Okamoto for Kenzo by Mario Sorrenti.

Andrej Pejic and Jaco van den Hoven for Marc by Marc Jacobs by Juergen Teller.

Kat Hessen (to see Chloe Memisevic, Kirsi Pyrhonen, Natalia Zakharova, Kristina Romanova‘s new pics, click here for Marc Jacobs by Juergen Teller.

Juju Ivanyuk for See by Chloe by David Sims.

While most fashion magazines are still getting a grasp on the concept of diversity, there are few out there that offer a fresh perspective. Launched last year by Oroma Elewa, Pop Africana aims to serve as the official African book of style. Paying tribute to and showcasing the incredible talent within the continent, each issue introduces readers to a wealth of creativity. The limited edition, second issue (available on the Pop Africana website) features editorials with beauty Ajak Deng, along with special content from Duro Olowu, Olufemi Terry, Maki Oh, Marcus Samuelsson & Nina Keita.

Issue No. 2 | Ajak Deng by Owen Bruce

Issue No. 1 | Gaye McDonald by Jamie Nelson

Issue No. 1 | Ataui Deng & Atong Ajork by Oroma Elewa

The new issue of French hits newsstands with a bang, the magazine’s multiple covers are always a draw, but the editorial content is just as strong. Giulia Noni shoots Ataui Deng in a unique story set against the backdrop of a seaside town, but this tale is all about Ataui, her presence and skill for posing makes each shot memorable.