Lara Stone, Craig McDean & Alex White for W Magazine April 2011

Lara Stone works big hair and a big dress for the latest issue of W magazine shit by Craig McDean and styled by Alex White in pieces by Gaultier, Armani Prive, Givenchy, Chanel, Dior, Francesco Scognamiglio, Atelier Versace, Valentino and Oscar de la Renta.

The colours and lighting are gorgeous and the hair is amazing but it does seem a bit like hairstylist Eugene Souleiman was channeling J-Lo at The Oscars in 2002 in the sixth photo down. Not a great look.

Karlie Kloss & Steven Meisel for Dior Spring 2011

I don't think I have ever seen a more perfectly executed modern day pin-up.

The colours, the styling, the photography, the posing, the props, the prints, the post production...pretty much everything in this campaign shot by Steven Meisel and starring Karlie Kloss for Dior's spring 2011 collection works.

It is a shame about the weak designs and Karlie's obviously 'drawn on' lips or this campaign could have been flawless.

Karl Lagerfeld For Vogue Germany 30th Aniversary

Editorials seem to be going very dark and broody at the minute and this shoot by Karl Lagerfeld for the 30th anniversary issue of Vogue Germany is no exception. 'Asta Nielsen' is inspired by the early 20th century film actress by the same name, and features models Freja Beha Erichsen and Baptiste Giabiconi in designs by Moschino, Dior and obviously a bit of Chanel. Overall it is amazing and really atmospheric, but I'm not loving the 4th and 8th pictures where the set looks like it has been covered up for painting.

Sasha Piovovara Wears A Paper Bag & Still Looks Good For W Magazine

Admittedly it's a designer bag, but it still works! This could be the future for us all, if the credit crunch makes things much tighter (ho ho ho). Photographed by Craig McDean Russian supermodel Sasha Piovovara looks gorgeous wearing Dior, Prada Armani and Chanel bags in the latest issue of W.

Galliano Does Power Dressing Again

Galliano's fabulous Dior Couture collection was shown in Paris this week and it managed embody everything the Dior brand represents. I love the whole structure of the garments, the sculpted waists, jutting shoulders and hips.

The crayola brights and animal prints teamed with amazing headpieces from Stephen Jones make me imagine the models screaming ‘I’m the only one in the room worth looking at, don’t you bloody dare cross me!’ Something I shout myself all the time.