For autumn winter 2010-2011, D&G tells us a black and white story celebrating the power of charisma framed by the faces of a glorious Italian family.

Spring summer 2010 and now autumn winter 2010-2011, Madonna continues to enlighten some Dolce & Gabbana captured memories.

Madonna – in collaboration with Dolce & Gabbana – have released the first commercial promo for their joint line of sunshades, adeptly-titled MDG.

The sunglasses will each bear the logo MDG and are set for release at Sunglass Hut locations and D&G flagship stores across the globe next week.

Earlier this week it was reported that Madonna was rumored to be teaming up with Dolce & Gabbana again to appear in their next promo ad campaign.

And today we have the photographic proof that Madonna will be returning as D&G’s celebrity spokesmodel…

Madonna was spotted on the streets of Harlem, NY yesterday with a very young male model posing for famed photographer Steven Klein.

Madonna flew into London’s Heathrow airport yesterday along with more than 25 pieces of luggage.

The 51-year-old star looked pale and tired as she stepped off the plane from New York with her two adopted kids, David Banda, four, and Mercy James, also four.

However, the two porters who had to move the enormous pile of luggage looked far more exhausted, reports the Telegraph.

They were photographed struggling to shift two trolleys laden down with bags through Terminal 3.

Pop queen Madonna and Italian fashionistos Dolce & Gabbana have joined forces on a new collection of sunglasses called MDG.

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana sketched more than 50 styles of shades and Madonna picked out six pairs for the collection.

They will come bearing prominent MDG logos, with an “M” made from little stars and the other letters plain.

Check out the rumored new artwork for MDG, Madonna’s new sunglasses line with Dolce & Gabbana.

The new campaign was taken by celebrated photographer Steven Klein. It looks like these are screen captures from a video.

The photoshoot will premiere in Vogue Magazine and the MDG ads will reportedly run through February 2011.