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Julianne Moore is the new spokesface for Bvlgari’s jewelry and accessories Spring Summer 2010 campaign.

The ad looks great, with a special exotic touch. Special notes: I love Bvlgari. Always have. Their chunkiness and straight forward appeal whisper to my heart. Even more special note: I love Julianne Moore. She just keeps it real, besides being incredibly beautiful and hugely talented. Beyond special note: now if someone can point Julianne Moore in the photograph below, I’d be endlessly grateful! (I simply refuse to believe the prune can transform someone’s face to that point and that angle can slim one down to transparency!) (photo via)

Photographed by Mert and Marcus and starring Megan Fox, the new Emporio Armani Underwear Spring Summer 2010 ad campaign fails to impress me. Maybe because Megan herself doesn’t produce such a drooling effect on me, the poor man’s Angelina, like our friend, Ellington, calls her, looks decent, physically perfect, underwear suited but cold. Ice Cold!

She’s also set to star in the Armani Jeans campaign and I’ll keep my fingers crossed for those images! Hopefully they’ll prove something more than these. (the story continues right after the jump with more images, click here for the gallery!)

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And this, my lovelies, is why I love fashion! Happy, heavenly fashion that makes me smile and dream about beauty and wonderful things!

Karlie Kloss is the Spring Summer 2010 spokesface for Hermes. And as such, she manages a gorgeous pose sleeping on a pile of pillows, each covered with a different Hermes scarf (which, added all together, cost as much as a shiny new car, but that’s another story altogether). Don’t you just love this kind of fashion? (click the picture for a larger image, it’s worth it!) (photo via)

Heidi Klum may be at home with her new baby, but her face is still haunting the lucrative front. She appears in the latest Ann Taylor ad campaign.

Completely sold to the comfort and the endless fash-opportunities offered by Ann Taylor, Heidi is their Holiday 2009 spokesface. You’ve got the bling, you’ve got the cashmere. Who could ask for more? (via 1, 2)

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Lady Gaga has been honored with a commercial contract: she’s been named the spokesface for MAC cosmetics.

So here she is, sporting one of her trademark weird looks, just like our friend Ellington said, for in Gaga’s world, every day is Halloween. What, you can’t see what MAC makeup she is wearing? Well, that’s really not her problem, is it? Just pour a sack of flour
on you and you’ve got it all covered. Gaga-covered! (photos via)

After their last campaign with Gisele Bundchen as spokesface turned highly controversial, London Fog goes for a power couple in their new advertising campaign.

Eva Longoria and Tony Parker are now representing London Fog in all its (hopefully) photoshop-less glory! Unless Eva is hiding a baby bump somewhere underneath those London Fog trench coats. (Is she?) (the story continues with more images and behind the scene videos right after the jump!)

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In the sacred tradition of airbrushing, here goes the ever-charming Milla Jovovich being the beautiful spokesface of the DK Cashmere Resort 2009 Ad Campaign!

If it wasn’t for the price tag, I would have modeled these cashmere beauties every day! However, paying $1,495 for a hoodie or $595 for a long sleeved tee, even with a Donna Karan label, still surpasses my means and objectives for a long time to come! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)

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There’s something girly and lovable about Guerlain I always appreciated and felt close. For their Fall Winter 2009 2010 collection, they went with a Beauté Slave theme and chose Natalia Vodianova as spokesface.

With names and colors evoking Russian specificities, Guerlain’s new collection’s star product seems to be the Volga Princess. It’s an eyes and lips palette with light pink and brown in an embroided silver metallic cassette. (the story continues right after the jump!)

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