Michael Kors’ fall 2018 campaigns are the first in 14 years not shot by Mario Testino. Here, Kors discusses his tweaked campaign vision.

The British musician is portrayed by Glen Luchford in a fish-and-chip shop.

The company hopes to raise 2.5 million euros.

Sheila Chaiban, global vice president of Max Factor at Max Factor’s parent Coty Inc., calls the campaign a commitment for the brand’s future, with products that are specifically designed to address a variety of needs and makeup artistry content that’s relevant to the consumer and the context of her life.

Khan was the first model to don a hijab in a mainstream advertisement for the company.

It’s called “Original Is Never Finished.”

The photos are a moody display of Kris Van Assche’s take on men’s formal dress.

The fashion house will support the campaign with an extensive digital initiative.

Macy’s, Kohl’s, Kroger and Target scored the top spots in “advertising effectiveness” for October.

The campaign, named “Disrupt the Future,” features black-and-white images.

Head of brand Nicole Bahbout has unveiled a new advertising campaign for the British luxury label.

Named “Stop and See,” the short movie is directed by emerging talents Pepe Avila del Pino and Kirsten Tan.

The campaign was shot by Brianna Capozzi.

The campaign was shot by Riccardo Vimercati in London.

The Dermalogica Skin Health School will host a range of interactive sessions featuring advice from beauty industry professionals.