More Fall Campaigns: Naomi Campbell Growls for Givenchy and Raquel Zimmermann for YSL

The fall campaigns keep rolling in today, the latest of which feature some very big names. The first image from Givenchy's Fall Women's campaign surfaced on Style.com. It was shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and stars Naomi Campbell. If it looks like she's making a slightly frightening scowl, that's because the campaign (and the collection) is feline-inspired. Things get even crazier in the behind-the-scenes video of the shoot which features Naomi, Natalia Vodianova, Kristen McMenamy, and Mariacarla Boscono posing on ornate pillows with their best growl faces. Unfortunately, we can't hear if the models are actually saying "grr," but that's probably a good thing.
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