All jokes aside we’re loving how fashionable the little boy from Canada has gotten. Can we talk about the Dolce & Gabbana he’s wearing on the cover or the multitude of Mugler in the spread.

Lilo, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Casey Anthony. Court has been on the mind as of late, and not always in the most glamorous of ways. Not to worry, fashionistas! Donna Karan is here to soothe your high-heel-induced migraines (ahem, Michelle Bachman) and your sense of propriety with these amazing new images from her Fall/Winter 2011 campaign. The decidedly gray palette understatedly emphasizes the luxurious shapes and fabrics of the collection, and Isabeli Fontana‘s lawyer face makes me want to immediately take out student loans to go to law school (and to buy all of these clothes).

The campaign was shot by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, with creative director Trey Laird and stylist Nicoletta Santoro. Ruling: guilty of major fabulousness. Check out the images below and decide for yourself.

Winner: “I wish I knew how to turn this darn thing on!” – Sarah McAdams

Second Place: “….What Would Bowie Do?” – Stace ShyArts Psyhk

Honorable Effort: “iii GO HARDCORE..but in style.” – Manda Goldberg

See all our entry’s HERE.

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Head over to our Facebook page and caption THIS POST. The best entry will be featured on Fashion Indie’s homepage tomorrow!

[Freja Beha Erichsen in Vogue Paris shot by Inez & Vinoodh.]

The film takes its name from the Antony and the Johnsons song that serves as the soundtrack and features animation by Bouwine Pool and illustrations by Jo Ratcliffe.

Inez explains that she and Vinoodh were “fascinated with the different realities going on in one shoot and so the music, the animation, Kate’s movements and the camera angle represent these layers of perception.”

Observe these layers for yourself in the trippy video below:

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Raquel looks gorgeous in this spread shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.

More images on Envy

Entire gallery on Fashion Gone Rogue

1. The Cremaster Cycle– Matthew Barney

Bjork – Pagan Poetry from Medusa on Vimeo.

2. Pagan Poetry, Bjork – Directed by Nick Knight

3. The Last of England – Derek Jarman

4. Meshes of the Afternoon – Maya Deren

5. Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome – Kenneth Anger – Starring Anais Nin

Chris Cunningham for Gucci from Stas on Vimeo.

6. Anything by Chris Cunningham (Flora, Flex, Frozen, etc)

7. Greed – Francesco Vezzoli

8. Inez & Vinoodh’s films for YSL Manifesto

9. Andy Warhol – Empire

10. Pedro Almodovar – Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios

11. Lars Von Trier – The Five Obstructions, Dancer in The Dark, etc.

That’s eleven….oops!

“I have a dress-up chest at home. I love to create this fantasy kind of thing.”
-Kate Moss

Fashion Icon (yeah, I said it.) Kate Moss graces the cover of French Vogue Oct 09 proving not only does she still have it, she gets better with time… Shot by esteemed photography duo Inez and Vinoodh and styled by Emmanuelle Alt, Kate looks amazing. I’m not sure who was responsible for hair and makeup but they did a fabulous job… I especially like that she sports a personal favorite of mine, Balmain, in some of the black and white shots.

Images: Kate Moss For French Vogue 09

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Anna Wintour, listen up! All is not lost, here IS hope for the boring studio shoots you insist on using every issue. All you need is some refreshing styling, posing that does not include jumping, and a diverse cast of the hottest models of the moment. A spark of Vogue Paris magic doesn’t hurt either, as proven by this epic studio shot in the August Issue of the French counterpart of Vogue. 64 pages long, this is a studio shoot that has a little something for everyone.

GALLERY: ADA de la Mode

SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rouge