
If you want to know which top models are scoring fall 2015 campaigns, the place to look is their social media feeds.
Cara Delevinge revealed some early images from her new pre-fall 2015 Chanel campaign with Pharrell Williams on Instagram. This is the second time Pharrell and Cara have worked together for Chanel. The first time was for Chanel for the 2015-2015 seasons in a short film entitled “Reincarnation.”
In this new campaign, “Paris-Salzburg,” Cara and Pharrell are being shot by Karl Lagerfeld and will appear alongside Hudson Kroenig, model Brad Kroenig toddler son and Lagerfeld’s godson.

Naomi talks
For those who loved Supermodel Naomi Campbell in Fox’s “Empire,” if her character doesn’t come back for a season, there will be a lot of Naomi to spread around on her new web series talk show on Yahoo.
“I Am Naomi” will be a live show on Yahoo’s Style section with Joe Zee, former creative director of Elle; will be at the helm of the show. “But my favorite part about Naomi is that a lot of people don’t know how hysterical she is, full of bites. You’ve seen her on TV before and she’s always so funny and really engaging,” explained Joe Zee is a fashionista.com interview.
As of yet, Yahoo has not revealed a timeline release.

Michelle and Louis
It appears that celebs are still making the cut when it comes to getting fall 2015 fashion campaigns. Add another celeb to the list as actress Michelle Williams has teamed up again with Louis Vuitton for their fall 2015 handbag campaign.
Known for her roles in “Brokeback Mountain” and “Oz the Great and Powerful,” this blond beauty will team up with photographer Peter Lindbergh. Williams is shot in Louis Vuitton ready-to-wear pieces, showing off the brand’s new Volta Bag.
—William S. Gooch



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