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The campaign features model vets Gisele Bundchen and Noah Mills.

Famed photographer, Mikael Jansson, captured the twosome against a rich beach locale in Jamaica. Check out the images below.

Alison Edmond handled the styling duties, though according to fashion director Nina Garcia, Edmond didn’t have that much work to do: “[Jolie] is the utter professional,” Garcia told New York Mag. “[She's] opinionated, she knows what she likes and what she doesn’t like…Very simple and classic shapes.” Cut to some Salvatore Ferragamo pajamas, an Elie Saab dress, and a DKNY slip and we’ve got an editorial.

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Fashion editor Camilla Nickerson outfits Theron in Alexander McQueen, Marchesa, Christoper Kane and Salvatore Ferragamo for the aquatic-themed shoot. I’m assuming the water represents rebirth and all that jazz — considering Theron’s split from  Stuart Townsend and her new film with director Jason Reitman, Young Adult – but Leibovitz comes up dry once again.*

And what’s happening with the underwater shot? Looks like Leibovitz employed the same Photoshopper from those Kardashian Kollection Sears catalogs.

Photos: Vogue

*Annie, get your pun. Anyone?

Vincent Ottomanelli & Victor Cruz

Salvatore Ferragamo presents Special Edition, a new collection of men’s handmade Tramezza shoes and a limited collection of handmade signature Gancino belt buckles. To celebrate the launch the brand along with New York Giant’s Victor Cruz, invited guests to shop the collection first.  They were also given the chance to win  a great Super Bowl prize package including: roundtrip airfare, hotel for 3 nights, and 2 tickets to the GQ party and Big Game. (Amazing right?) To top it off a percentage of the evening’s sales benefited The Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center’s 2011 Annual Appeal for Prostate Cancer Research.

The Special Edition collection will be available in Salvatore Ferragamo flagship stores and directly operated boutiques worldwide.

Hands down my favorite spread so far in this, the September issue season, Klein, Valletta and Edward Enninful envision an eternal heroine and her struggles over the course of a century, featuring looks by Chanel, John Galliano, Miu Miu, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tom Ford, Givenchy and Alexander McQueen.

“September 29, 1929: A month before the stock market’s Black Tuesday, our heroine’s opium-tinged 29th-birthday party in the Blue Room rolls on.”

Keep reading to see what types of shoes and examples of what’s hot for this season.

Earlier today, Ferragamo and Creative Director Massimiliano Giornetti showed debuted their men ready to wear Spring 2012 collection. This inspiration behind the designs was an artistic yet rugged man with a refined & tailored style.

Ferragamo stuck to their clean and tailored silhouettes which could be seen through the double-breasted jackets and high-waist trousers with pleats. This isn’t the first show where I less than appreciated the head wear. (See Burberry Prosum) The difference between the show is that I feel these hats are more cohesive with the collection.

The man who wears Ferragamo has an undeniable swagger and charm. Many of the sweaters, jackets, trousers, bags, and shoes can fit effortlessly in most classes and add a dash of luxury along with impeccable style.

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Miuccia Prada and chief executive officer Patrizio Bertelli own a 95% majority stake in the company and will sell about 15% of that, while Banca IMI-Intesa Sanpaolo Group is expected to sell its 5.1% share, thus meeting Prada’s goal of a 20% public listing.

Whereas Prada’s decision to go public in Hong Kong is an attempt to capitalize on China’s rapidly growing luxury sector, fellow Italians Ferragamo and Moncler, who are also going public, will list on the Italian Stock Exchange.

Despite its record year of profits, Prada still had a debt of $575 million at the end of the fiscal year in January, leading to speculation that going public was a means to get their affairs all squared up. [WWD]

Zoe will be rated on the below categories, five being the highest and 1 being the lowest.

Fit: 5

Appropriateness: 5

Trendiness: 4

Styling: 4

Shoes: 4

Hair: 3

Makeup: 3

Pose: 4

Confidence: 4

I love this dress on Zoe, but she would have looked even more amazing with milder hair and makeup. She is so beautiful, this much overtakes her face. But I have seen quite an evolution in her style over the last couple years; she really knows how to put on the sophistication.

1. Loveday 31, Astoria
Owner and curator Ivona Bilicic knows her stuff – she used to be a buyer at famous rip-off Manhattan vintage store Screaming Mimi’s. But the merchandise at Loveday 31 is far from overpriced and much more carefully selected. Eccentric metallic shirts from the 80s share a rack with silk Givenchy shirts and Prada dresses. Uniquely shaped vintage bags are shown among locally designed jewelry and antique brooches. I recently bought a black, intricately knit shirt with metallic silver threads and 7-inch long fringe for $40.

Credit: Free Williamsburg

2. Beacon’s Closet, Williamsburg & Park Slope
Perhaps the most well-known local Brooklyn thrift store chain, Beacon’s Closet has something for everyone. Both locations have their fine points: the more-crowded Williamsburg store has about four times the merchandise ranging from beat-up tees to Pucci pumps while the slightly more refined selection at Park Slope requires less digging and waiting. Some of my best buys include an $18 Marc by Marc Jacobs sweater and $18 brand new Betseyville shoes.

3. Buffalo Exchange, Williamsburg
You won’t find a ton of vintage merchandise at Buffalo Exchange, but you might come across some cool new digs along the way. Designer denim for men and women usually costs less than $20 and a brand new chunky necklace will set you back about $8. There are great vintage finds too, like a pair of Marc Jacobs sandals I bought for $24 a couple years ago.

4. Housing Works, Upper East Side
Where do all of the wealthy UES women take their Ferragamos and Pradas when they don’t want them any more? Housing Works, of course. In my opinion, this location is the best of the 10 retail stores around the city. There aren’t a million downtown vintage hunters in your face, and the merchandise comes straight from Park and Madison Avenues. It also has the best vintage jewelry selection -  I have at least a dozen pieces from my summer living in the same neighborhood.

5. Monk Vintage, Williamsburg
Where can you buy a rainbow striped bow tie, cummerbund and pocket square matching set? Monk Vintage in Brooklyn has about 10 for you to choose from. From the tutus suspended from the ceiling to mounds of vintage jewelry, you will find super fun and unique vintage pieces here. Dresses run from around $25 – $40 while a full suit will cost you about $100. Everything is in pretty good condition and the store is small, so you won’t spend hours looking for an outfit. The peach Polo Ralph Lauren Western shirt I got for $35 is still one of my favorites.

6. Goodwill, Chelsea
Of all the Goodwills in the city, why this one? Are the workers nicer? Absolutely not, but the selection is all that. This fairly new outlet isn’t too crowded, but it is fairly organized. If you’re familiar with Goodwill, expect all of the same prices and merchandise categories. Last week, I found a leather Coach computer bag in good condition for $20.

7. Vintage Thrift, Gramercy
From Manolos to mink throw pillows, this store literally has everything. You can get a stack of records with your dining room table and Italian designer ties with a retro KitchenAid mixer. Not only has Vintage Thrift been named Zagat’s #1 NYC thrift store four years in a row, profits go to The United Jewish Council of the East Side.

8. Viceversa, Williamsburg
Maybe the most overlooked Williamsburg thrift store, Viceversa is definitely worth your time. Stocked with equal parts men’s and women’s apparel, you can find everything from red cowboy boots to sequined muumuus. Prices here are dynamite – you can snag a fur coat for as little as $40. I bought an 80s rainbow sequin dress for $20 last year; I recently saw the same exact dress on Nasty Gal retailing for more than $200.

9. The Antiques Garage, Chelsea
Lauren from Corvus Noir introduced me to The Antiques Garage last summer when I interviewed her for FashionIndie. This place is insane. From 9 am – 5 pm every Saturday and Sunday, you can walk through this concrete jungle of every antique imaginable. It can be a little overwhelming, so take it slow – one table at a time. I bought a gorgeous leather, color-block bag with a chain strap for $10 the last time I was there.

10. No Relation Vintage, East Village
Nestled among the dozens of nail salons and pizzerias on First Avenue, No Relation Vintage is a rare gem. Little nooks throughout the store hold specifics like shoes or sundresses while scarves sit in a basket by the register, waiting to be impulsed purchased. In true East Village fashion, you won’t find a shortage of leather jackets or distressed band tees. Many a silk scarf from this old school thrift store hangs in my apartment.

Did I miss anything? What is your favorite NYC thrift store?

Stephanie Seymour (July 23, 1968) As a muse for the late Richard Avedon, Stephanie Seymour created some of the best fashion photographs of the 90s, then upped the iconic ante when she strolled down the aisle as Axl Rose‘s bride (the two were dating at the time) in Guns and Roses‘ classic “November Rain” video. Though supermodels appearing in music videos was nothing new in 1992, very few looked as perfect as Seymour in that epic wedding dress. Perhaps a little too rock & roll for a royal wedding, but I would at least consider it, Kate Middleton.

Claudia Schiffer (Aug. 25, 1970) Reminiscent of a young Bridget Bardot, Claudia Schiffer’s sultry good looks catapulted her to supermodeldom in the early 90s. Though she made a comeback in a series of gorgeous ads for Salvatore Ferragamo in 2007, don’t expect to see Schiffer on a runway anytime soon; the German stunner maintains that she’s “very shy.” I’m the same way until I get a little liquor in me, hence, we just need to booze up Claudia and throw her — heels first — onto that catwalk. ASAP.

Heidi Klum (June 1, 1973) The ultimate Victoria’s Secret Angel, Klum hung up her wings for good in 2010 to focus on her thriving businesses: in addition to producing the Peabody Award-winning Project Runway (yeah, Heidi Klum has a Peabody), Klum has tried her hand at design, acting, painting not to mention re-populating the world with the help of her virile husband Seal…seriously, Heidi’s been pregnant nonstop for like the past ten years. I’m just going to say it, someone needs to separate those two.

Kate Moss (Jan. 16 1974) The kittenish face of “Heroin Chic,” Kate Moss’ arrival in 1990 sparked a sweeping change in the world of modeling. The glamazons of the 80s and early 90s now seemed outdated compared to the 5’7 Moss when she appeared in The Face magazine, shot by the late Corrine Day. Notoriously private — she rarely gives interviews — Kate Moss is still the most ubiquitous face in modeling of the past twenty years. As a regular in ad campaigns and a favorite muse for many photographers, Moss also practically owns the cover of British Vogue. Despite her amazing career, Kate has had her share of ups and downs…both fueled heavily by cocaine.

Photo: Harper's Bazaar

Tyra Banks (Dec. 4, 1973) Tyra Banks started off a rail-thin high fashion model before morphing into a voluptuous swimsuit cover girl, then a Victoria’s Secret Angel, then a fat-ass Emmy-winning talk show host and the professional smizer/creator of the now international Top Model series; in short, she is the ultimate model as mogul. And while I and a generation of other girls have learned everything we know about modeling from Ms. Banks (admittedly it took me a while to figure out how to find my light), she still has a few tricks up her sleeve (or in this case, turban), such as this shot from Vogue Italia’s iconic “Black Issue.”

Gisele (July 20, 1980) The last of the true supermodels, Gisele came along during the wave of Brazilian bombshells in the late 90s. With her athletic body and distinctive horse trot, she’s stayed at the top of the model heap for the past ten years, earning the one-name recognition to which all supers are entitled. Though there are several heirs to the throne (Karlie Kloss, Chanel Iman, Coco Rocha, Hilary Rhoda, Agyness Deyn, Anja Rubik, Jessica Stam, the list goes on and on…), the queen is not abdicating anytime soon.

Photo: Models.com

- Aguilera’s alcoholism knows no boozy bounds. [Celebitchy]

- Kirsten Dunst steps in to fill Julianne Moore‘s nonexistent shoes at Bulgari. Dunst won’t have to suckle any cubs, however, as the lion is now fully grown. Cue the opening to “Circle of Life.” [Huff Po]

- OMG, even James Franco‘s design illustration for his Gucci tux at the Oscars is dreamy. And, let’s be real, probably stoned too. [Style.com]

- Rachel Zoe thought her water could “totally break” at the opening for the new Tom Ford store on Rodeo Drive last night. That baby’s first words would have been, “I. Die.” [NY Mag]

- Lady Gaga‘s perfume will contain samples of her blood and will smell like an “expensive hooker.” [Huff Po]

- Salvatore Ferragamo was a friend of Dorothy. The designer created Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers for The Wizard of Oz, and is one of many designers to have collaborated in film. From Coco Chanel to Rodarte, explore a brief history of fashion in film. [Style.com]

- Just when you thought the White House couldn’t get more fierce, there’s a new bitch in town. Jeremy Bernard is the brand new, openly gay White House Social Secretary. I can’t wait for him and Mo to get mani-peds together while dishing over Barack‘s approval rating. In the bedroom. Go head girl! [Gawker]

- Ladies at the Oscars this year are not fucking around with their heels The rule is go sky high or go home. [NY Mag]

Photo: Celebitchy/WENN

Abbey is featured in a stylized, 1970s-influenced direction, wearing pieces from Yves Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Versus, Burberry Prorsum and Salvatore Ferragamo in shades of tan and taupe. The gorgeous young model was photographed by Sebastian Faena and styled by Robbie Spencer for the issue, set to hit newsstands January 13.

LINK LOVE: V Magazine

Seems like there’s a bit of grittiness on the Spring 2011 runways, and a whole whiskey barrel full of it at Hermes Pre-Fall 2011.

Hermes’ equestrian heritage lends itself to the western feel. Belting the jacket is not just for silhouette’s sake, but for utility, and we realize again that fanny packs are dead useful. And howdy do there black flat brim hat!

Lanvin, especially with the briefcase in tote, makes me think of taking daddy’s jacket and tightening it about the waist.

Matthew Ames narrowed in on the essence of what will make a plaid skirt work.

Marc Jacobs gives us a skirt with the length and volume we need. Those colors make it a bit too cheerful for actual grit, though.

To get super authentic, just steal your man’s coat, like this Ferragamo, and ride off to seek vengeance.

Salvatore’s streamlined shoe shows up in kid leather, luxury suede, sequins, satin, platformed and in muted tones that reflect the antiquity of Venice. Ferragamo has sculpted a shoe most befitting of a jet setting undercover secret agent, which is probably why Angelina already owned them. The new versions are available under her Tourist guise “Elise.”

Don’t miss these tidbits about some of the world’s top fashion designers:

Point of origin

• Kate Spade – Kansas City, MO
• Yves Saint Laurent – Oran, Algeria
• John Bartlett – Cincinnati, OH
• Anna Sui – Detroit, MI
• Texas – Todd Oldham, Tom Ford
• Bronx, New York – Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein

Getting started

• Marc Jacobs — stock boy for Charivari, a New York clothing store
• Ralph Lauren — road salesman for a neckwear manufacturer
• Halston — window dresser at Carson-Pirie-Scott
• Coco Chanel — clerk in a hosiery shop
• Tommy Hilfiger — freelance designer for Jordache jeans
• Tom Ford — actor/model in TV commercials
• Michael Kors — sales assistant at a boutique
• Giorgio Armani — buyer’s assistant for a department store
• Alexander McQueen — tailor’s apprentice
• Jil Sander — fashion journalist
• Laura Ashley — secretary
• Manolo Blahnik — jeans buyer
• Salvatore Ferragamo — factory worker making cowboy boots

Education

Fashion Institute of Technology

• Calvin Klein
• Norma Kamali
• Jhane Barnes

Parsons School of Design

• Donna Karan
• Mark Badgley & James Mischka
• Tom Ford Anna Sui
• Alexander McQueen – St. Martins School of Art
• Issey Miyake – Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne
• Gianni Versace – No formal training, learned tailoring from dressmaker mother

Started on a different path

• Vivienne Westwood — teacher
• Thierry Mugler — dancer
• Christian Dior — art dealer
• Miuccia Prada — PhD, political science
• Joan Vass — museum curator

(Credit: About.com)

Flag. By Roberto Cavalli.

The designs, by the likes of Emilio Pucci, Alberta Ferretti, Etro, Salvatore Ferragamo, Moschino, Roberto Cavalli, Max Mara and Missoni are to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the flag and is part of the exhibit “Omaggio al Tricolore” at the Vittoriano museum in Rome until January 6.

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Famous attendees also included Ivanka Trump, Anne Heche, and Brad Goreski.

Everyone gathered at the Salvatore Ferragamo store to support socially responsible initiative.  The line benefits Acumen Fund, a nonprofit organization that addresses poverty in South Asia and East Africa through investments in business that delivers critical goods and services to low-income families.

Ferragamo WORLD is now available on Ferragamo.com

Salvatore Ferragamo‘s Fifth Avenue was abuzz last with an exclusive presentation of the 2011 Resort collection; Creative Director Massimiliano Giornetti’s second and highly anticipated WRTW collection for the House.Resort looks were exclusively styled by W Mag to celebrate the 2011 collection. Drinks were flowing as DJ Kiss kept spinning hits as guests such as Selita Ebanks and Tinsley Mortimer tuned in. In addition W also provided complimentary issues which featured a nude Kim Kardashian on the cover. (Daniel stole mine, don’t tell Becks!)

It wasn’t all fun and games because a percentage of the evening’s sales were donated to New Yorkers for Children to improve the lives of youth in foster care in New York City.

Models Stella Tenant, Bimba Bose, and Kristen Owen were accompanied by the rugged Guy Robinson, Kale and Peter Johnson. Wondering if we’ll get some classic Webber booty shots in the final campaign or if he’ll remain classy for his take on Ferragamo’s fall looks?

Salvatore Ferragamo have announced the launch of the iPad case, among the first brands in the luxury sector to do so, for Summer 2010 ranging from $290 to $390 at retail. As one of the world’s largest manufacturers of luxury leather goods, Ferragamo offers an iPad case in European farmed calfskin leather as well as a beige canvas style with brown leather trim and exterior leather strap. Leather colors include black, mandarin, and moss green.
LINK LOVE:Salvatore Ferragamo iPad case

Accessories, for me, is always the most exciting part of the designer’s collections, as I look forward to seeing those immaculate, embellished pieces from the likes of Alexander McQueen (my hope is that the design aesthetic that he made legendary, will remain the same), Miu Miu, Marni, Valentino, Givenchy, Roger Viver & Prada, just to name a few.

Stay tuned for the breathtaking shoe collections!

Yves Saint Laurent

Yves Saint Laurent

Versace

Versace

Versace

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

VBH

Valextra

Valentino

Valentino

Valentino

Trussardi 1911

Tory Burch

Tods

Tods

Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney

Salvatore Ferragamo

Reed Krakoff

Reed Krakoff

Roger Viver

Ralph Lauren

Proenza Schouler

Proenza Schouler

Proenza Schouler

Prada

Nina Ricci

Mulberry

Mulberry

Mulberry

Mulberry

Miu Miu

Miu Miu

Missoni

Missoni

Missoni

Missoni

Michael Kors

Michael Kors

Marni

Marni

Marc Jacobs

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton

Jimmy Choo

Jimmy Choo

Jil Sander

Jil Sander

Givenchy

Givenchy

Fendi

Emilio Pucci

Dries Van Noten

Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce & Gabbana

Devi Kroell

Christian Louboutin

Celine

Burberry

Burberry

Bottega Veneta

Bally

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

3.1 Phillip Lim

3.1 Phillip Lim

(style.com)

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1. Carlos Falchi 2. Kooba 3. Tory Burch 4. Michael Kors 5. Tory Burch 6. Rebecca Minkoff 7. Burberry 8. Fendi 9. Valentino 10. Olivia Harris 11. & 12. Juicy Couture 13. Tano 14. Lockheart 15. Dior 16. Burberry 17. Diane Von Furstenberg 18. Tory Burch 19. Juicy Couture 20. Rebecca Minkoff 21. Jimmy Choo 22. Burberry 23. Bottega Veneta 24. Jimmy Choo 25. Burberry 26. Michael Kors 27. Gucci 28. Jimmy Choo 29. Tods 30. Donna Karan 31. Salvatore Ferragamo

(neimanmarcus.com)

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An oldie but a goodie, that’s what we consider Claudia Schiffer, is front and center (well, to the left) of the latest Salvatore Ferragamo campaign, shot by non other than Steven Meisel.

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Gap tooth model of the year Georgia May lands the Versace Spring 2010 campaign. Check out Modelinia for more spring 2010 campaigns, including YSL, Mulberry, Chloe and Salvatore Ferragamo.

Titled ‘Gentlemen of Leisure,’ this spread was inspired by icons like the Duke of Windsor, Rudolph Valentino, Gary Cooper, and Baron Nicolas De Gunzburg.

Styling: JACOB K

Models: Baptiste Giabiconi, Iris Strubegger, Oriol Elcacho

Clothing by Dolce & Gabbana, Salvatore Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton, Lanvin, Versace, Comme Des Garcons Homme Plus, Yves Saint Laurent, Dries Van Noten, etc.

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There are actually thirteen according to Harper’s Bazaar:

1. Be a lady (Armani)
2. Carry luxe extras (Etro)
3. Go wild (Blumarine)
4. Mix in metallics (Carolina Herrera
5. Update classics (Prada)
6. Find a feminine fit (Oscar de la Renta)
7. Opt for unique (Vera Wang)
8. Minimize it (Salvatore Ferragamo)
9. Bet on black (Versace)
10. Keep it classic (Tommy Hilfiger)
11. Do daring the right way (Akris)
12. Go Gray (Max Mara)
13. Buy a blouse (Derek Lam)

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Ever since Jak & Jil posted these amazing Raf Simons “Spoiler” Loafers, I’ve been dying to get my hands/feet on them. Well indies, the winged kicks might not be as untouchable as you think, because I found them here, at Seven New York! Just over $1000, the 100% leather, Italian made loafers are double Salvatore Ferragamo prices, but oh, so amazing. Although Seven New York has the shoes listed under men’s, the shaven leg above indicates that these Raf Simons beauties can be worn by women too!

I’m currently not in the market to buy these bad boys, but if any of you are, be sure to send us a photo! 

GET IT AT: Seven New York

In true business man form, Salvatore Ferragamo has created a line for the everyday business man that is sure to have people turning their heads. The collection features some impeccable tailoring, and great color combinations. I love the overcoats and gloves used in the collection, they really are what makes this suck a great Fall collection.

Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2009 Collection

Courtesy of: Men’s Style