The moment the Fall ads start flowing in is always an exciting one. Which brand will succeed and which will fail miserably in captivating consumers and creating that perfect fantastical image?

We already showed you some of our early favorites, but in the past couple of weeks, tons of new images have hit the web. We rank the best of the rest in descending order. Click through to get a glimpse of what’s in store for Fall.


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We are in agreement. I wrote about three out of your top four on my blog, and I also giggled at the Moschino pirate ads. I'm not mad at the Italo Calvino reference either.

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You know your goddess, Anna Dello Russo, styled the Moschino campaign, right?

Fendi's ads remind me of Bottega Veneta's. I thought that was what it was before i read the designer. Girl packing to leave, lamenting guy, rustic setting etc. Like this…
http://www.wwd.com/media-news/fashion-memopad/m…

Totally agree about the Moschino styling, what were they thinking?!

They all seemed safe. All concepts I've seen with the brands before. Beautiful. But very safe

I just love Julieanne Moore. Add really cute lion cubs and atmospheric stuff and this is one great image. Didn't really notice the bag much. It is a lot less interesting than everything else in the shot. The image of the model in the Celine ad looks more like a mug shot. Either that, or she's having a very bad day in her ugly jacket.

The Hermes ads are taken from “The Highwayman.” When you realize this the campaign takes on a whole new sophistication and elegance. They are beautiful. And, Julianne Moore makes one stop dead in your tracks and really look at the merchandise. Sorry to disagree, my perspective is from the elegance & style point of view.

wasn't Chanel shot on Orchard? Not Soho?