Max Vadukul and stylist Nicoletta Santoro show two different sides of Patricia van der Vliet and Karlie Kloss for November’s Vogue China. On the cover the girls are a picture of sweetness in coordinating looks from Vuitton, but their editorial tells a very different story; dressed in shades of red and sporting long wigs, Karlie and Patricia play vixens. Which look do you prefer – sweet or sexy? Let us know in the comments!

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Steven Meisel creates an eclectic tribal themed editorial for American Vogue‘s September Issue; complete with loads of fur, pattern, print and texture. Edward Enninful‘s creative styling tailor’s fall’s outlandish trends to the theme, while Pat McGrath‘s makeup transforms Liu Wen, Lais Ribeiro, Kasia Struss, Magdalena Frackowiak, Jourdan Dunn, Joan Smalls and Karlie Kloss.

Each fashion house has a different vision of luxury and nowhere is it more evident than in their fall / winter ad campaigns. For Armani, the season’s look is all about elegance and classic refinement, Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott‘s image of Edita Vilkeviciute in scarlet is the perfect representation of that.

YSL offers another take on refinement with its cool Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin helmed campaign featuring Daria Werbowy. Sporting a jet black bob and lots of eyeliner, Daria looks oh so chic and slightly mod.

Dior offers up the wildest variant of luxe with Karlie Kloss looking positively bohemian in a shot by Steven Meisel, the wild hair and eclectic ensemble look incredible on Karlie and capture the spirit of Galliano’s spirited collection.

Which ad is your favorite? Let us know!

Natalia Vodianova, Karen Elson and Christy Turlington by Steven Meisel for Louis Vuitton F/W 10

Fall continues its parade of campaigns with some of our favorite faces fronting Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Donna Karan, St. John. “The Lady” is back, groups are still in, Karen Elson is more popular than ever and the dark, moody sets look to be a fall mainstay. What campaign stops you in your tracks?

Nina Porter, Thomas Penfound,Sam Rollinson (Select), Sebastian Brice, Rosie Huntington Whiteley by Mario Testino for Burberry F/W 10 online campaign.

Burberry image 2: Nina,Sam Rollinson, Douglas Booth, Rosie

Tatiana Cotliar by David Sims for Valentino F/W 10

Karlie Kloss by Patrick Demarchelier for Donna Karan F/W 10

Karen Elson by Greg Kadel for St. John F/W 10

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With the CFDA awards right around the corner, the tension is mounting. Who will win? Who will lose? What will they wear? The answers to all these questions will be revealed Monday night, but in the meantime the annual nominees portfolio only adds to the excitement. Shot by Solve Sundsbo and styled by Lori Goldstein, the images feature designers posing alongside models who represent the look of their brand; Jason Wu stands in awe of the statuesque Karlie Kloss, wearing one of his elegant fall creations, while Prabal Gurung lounges with Heidi Mount. Marc Jacobs may have missed the photoshoot but with a team of models led by Jacquelyn Jablonski and Paul Boche, wearing masks of the designer’s face you hardly notice his absence, Trey Laird‘s inventive creative direction, really makes these images shine.

The Marc Jacobs crew

Prabal and Heidi

Jason and Karlie
Check out even more of the CFDA portfolio at Fashionista

The red carpet of the Met’s Costume Institute Gala is always a scene for fashion moments and mishaps, the attendees either look incredible or completely regrettable but no matter what the outfits are memorable. This year was no exception with scores of actors, models and fashionistas turning up in their sartorial best, but who won the evening when it came to style? Did Chanel Iman’s Kors jumpsuit look refreshingly modern, or overly glittery? Was Doutzen’s Zac Posen a little too prom queen for you, or was the look perfectly sweet? Was Sasha’s beige Marni the bomb or a total bust? Tell us who you think looked the best, or the worst and take a look at the roundup of chic model looks. 

Liu Wen in Naeem Khan & Constance Jablonski in Jason Wu with John Demsey of Estee Lauder

Lily Donaldson in Marc Jacobs

Angela Lindvall in Versace

Coco Rocha in Zac Posen

Naomi Campbell in Dolce & Gabbana

Alessandra Ambrosio in Versace

Doutzen Kroes in Zac Posen with the designer

Karlie Kloss in custom Donna Karan

Jessica Stam in Rachel Roy

Anja Rubik in Altuzarra

Jamie Bochert in Rodarte for Gap

Dree Hemingway in Calvin Klein

Rosie Huntington Whiteley in Burberry

Bar Refaeli in Rag & Bone

Caroline Trentini in vintage

Liya Kebede in Rachel Roy with the designer

Karolina Kurkova in Altuzarra with the designer

Amber Valletta in RM by Roland Mouret

Elisa Sednaoui in Chanel with Karl Lagerfeld

Chanel Iman in Michael Kors

Hilary Rhoda in Prabal Gurung, with the designer

Sasha Pivovarova and Kemp Muhl with Sean Lennon, all in Marni

Natasha Poly and Noah Mills both in Michael Kors

Gisele Bundchen in Alexander Wang, with husband Tom Brady

Iman in Prada

Image Credits | Style.com

David Sims pulls out all the stops for Vogue’s tribute to American style through the ages. Tonne Goodman‘s styles as Sims touches on several glamorous constructs of American dressing – from Raquel Zimmermann as an electric diva of the screen, to Chanel Iman as a happy-go-lucky flapper or Karlie Kloss and Frida Gustavsson as socialites, each girl is styled to perfection and just right for her theme.

Raquel Zimmermann – Silver Screen Siren

Sasha Pivovarova – Bohemian

Liya Kebede - Patriot

Chanel Iman – Flapper

Frida Gustavsson and Karlie Kloss – Heiresses

Lara Stone – Silver Screen Siren

Daria Werbowy – Gibson Girl

Patricia van der Vliet, Kasia Struss and Mirte Maas – Patriots

Karlie Kloss shows her sexy side in the latest Numero, the willowy beauty poses for Lachlan Bailey in a series of revealing ensembles chosen by stylist Franck Benhamou. While Karlie is typically the poster child for fresh faced, all American sweetness, these photos show a sensual and powerful aspect of her persona. This begs the question – do you like Miss Kloss naughty or nice?