Tonight, amid the fabulousity and sheer splendor of the Cannes Film Festival, the stars from the world of fashion, film and beyond have flocked to the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc on the Côte d’Azur to attend the 2024 amfAR Gala. The glitzy event marks 30 years of helping raise funds for aids research, with last year’s event raising a staggering $17 Million. Naturally, such an event calls for the A-list of the A-list to be in attendance and there was zero shortage of glitz, glamour and show-stopping fashion moments as the attendees walked the red carpet.

From this year’s amfAR Gala host Demi Moore taking the plunge in a custom Jonathan Anderson for Loewe creation to Natasha Poly resurrecting one of the metallic dresses from Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall 2007 collection – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s must-see looks from the 2024 amfAR Gala Cannes:

Heidi Klum:

Demi Moore:

Elsa Hosk:

Leni Klum:

Ikram Abdi:

Winnie Harlow:

Alyda Grace:

Andie MacDowell:

Diane Kruger:

Kelly Rowland:

Coco Rocha:

Carine Roitfeld:

Maria Borges:

Natasha Poly:

Leomie Anderson:

Toni Garrn:

Karolina Kurkova:

Petra Němcová:

Yilan Hua:

Julia Restoin Roitfeld:

Michelle Rodriguez:

Michelle Yeoh:

Farretta:

Paris Jackson:

Bianca Balti:

Matea Brakus:

Léna Mahfouf:

Mariacarla Boscono:

Sasha Luss:

Barbara Palvin:

Isabeli Fontana:

Sofia Nikitchuk:

Peggy Gou:

Cher:

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Vogue Germany entered its banal era a number of years ago. We don’t expect the magazine to break new ground under its current direction either. Covers over recent months starring the likes of Ashley Graham, Ruby O. Fee, Kim Petras and Greta Hofer have each failed to reinstate the magazine to what it once was. The German fashion bible’s first installment for 2024 sees Peggy Gou land her very first Vogue cover, with the title’s head of editorial content Kerstin Weng welcoming the South Korean DJ and singer onto the January/February edition. In the cover photographed lensed by Misha Taylor, complete with styling from James Valeri, Peggy is dressed in a head-to-toe look from Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2024 collection.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Grey and yellow always have that February vibe when they’re used on covers, it’s like a combination of rainclouds but also the hint of spring. Other than that, it’s another cover of German Vogue that looks unfinished. It looks like a rough draft of an idea, rather than the final product,” said tigerrouge.

“They’re not trying anymore,” sighed MON.

Also quick to disapprove of the outcome was plentyofhorns: “Happy for Peggy Gou but I feel like Vogue Germany should’ve chosen a better cover photo. The white part of the dress is blending into the wall and I keep thinking her legs are cut off!”

“That cover need more text to fill the space,” ivano pointed out.

“You are 100% right,” replied vogue28 in agreement. “The art direction (as per usual with Vogue Germany) leaves a whole lot to be desired here. Admittedly, the black and pale yellow works but the basic and amateur ultimately kills the finished product.”

Are you a fan of Vogue Germany’s latest? Share your own thoughts over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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