Louis Vuitton has unveiled their new photo for their current ad campaign starring Madonna, following the extraordinary success of the S/S 2009 ad campaign.

Photographed by Steven Meisel, this is one of the seven images of Madonna in Louis Vuitton’s fall collection.

Madonna is looking very mannequin-like and of course rockin’ those infamous “Bunny Ears” again.

Here is the Dolce & Gabanna Fall Winter ad campaign for the line’s women collection for 2009 – 2010.

The entire ad campaign was photographed by the amazing Steven Klein. The models featured include Mariacarla Boscono, Heidi Mount, and Edita Vilkeviciute.

Photographed by Steven Klein, this is the preview of the upcoming Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2009/10 campaign.

The models featured in the campaign are David Gandy, Noah Mills, Adam Senn, Julien Quevenne, Eva Herzigova, and Madonna man himself, Jesus Luz.

Lacoste has just announced that Hayden Christensen will be the face of their new scent, Challenge.

Popular, charming and handsome actor is known for his role of Anakin Skywalker from cult Star Wars.

Challenge features notes of tangerine, citron, bergamot, ginger, lavender, violet leaves, teak wood and ebony wood.

After weeks of speculation, Emma Watson has finally been unveiled as the new face of Burberry.

Despite persistent rumours linking her to Chanel, and her ubiquitous presence at international fashion shows, Burberry is the first major advertising campaign that the 19-year-old Harry Potter star has landed.

The campaign was shot by Mario Testino near Burberry’s new headquarters not far from Westminster Abbey, and shows true British weather (grey and cold) whilst Emma poses with several male models.

Luxury groups are turning to films, the Internet and private dinners to attract customers as they search for more cost-effective ways to advertise to fight falling sales, executives told the Reuters Global Luxury Summit.

Hermes is increasing its overall marketing budget by just under 10 percent this year to a touch above 100 million euros but only a third will be on advertising, Chief Executive Patrick Thomas said.

“The rest of the budget goes on shop windows, exhibitions, private public relations operations,” he said, including invitations to 10-15 customers to themed store openings.