This ad just proved something, to me at least. For a campaign to immediately hit you in that woah-should-I-be-looking-at-this-at-work kind of way that might make you blush if someone was standing over your shoulder (because, frankly, it’s just a little too hot), it doesn’t necessarily need to have Terry Richardson’s smut-tastic hallmarks all over it. Somehow Donna Karan’s fall 2013 campaign starring Catherine McNeil feels…

Not all legs can look long, lean and sexy in a pair of kitten heels; but then of course not everyone has legs like Miranda Kerr. She covers the latest issue of Purple in a daringly slit dress.

While the rest of us are dreaming about being Candice Swanepoel, what is Candice Swanepoel dreaming about? In this campaign video for Juicy Couture it’s parties, diamonds, cheesy thumbs-up moments with Terry Richardson, all set to the obligatory soundtrack of Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.

Behind the scenes with Terry Richardson on the Jessica Hart for Pour La Victoire campaign: classic hair and beauty inspiration at its best. Watch the video after the break.

You wouldn’t call Ola Rindal’s shoot for Purple Fashion glossy or over-produced. There’s no heavy-handed photoshopping or complex studio lighting. You might even call it raw and natural-feeling. But it’s not the kind or raw you’d most commonly associate with Purple Fashion because it’s not the Terry Richardson kind. It’s got a hint of sensuality, a dabble of nudity, yes – but it’s executed with…

Leave it to Purple Magazine to celebrate 20 years with a topless model, a big smile, and a typically Terry Richardson camera flash. Richardson and Purple founder Olivier Zahm have certainly been a part of shaping the place of nudity in fashion in recent times. You can view the full cover starring Ali Michael after the break.

It’s very easy to get caught up in the strange things Terry Richardson does, and the discussion about whether or not they actually constitute fashion (or art of any kind). So let’s not go down that track right now in relation to the video he posted of Miranda Kerr administering a B12 shot direct to his backside. Instead here are the photos of he took…

You could be forgiven for mistaking Pour La Victoire for a pricey European fashion house if this image of Jess Hart is the first you’ve seen from the brand. That’s probably their intention, and while elegance and Terry Richardson are not necessarily two things you’d associate with each other, elegance and Terry Richardson were both more than present for this shoot.

Very nearly lost beneath a giant pink flower (the same, it would seem, from Alexis Mabille’s spring 2012 couture collection) and a mass of text, Gwen Stefani plays hide-and-seek on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar’s September 2012 issue. The issue is titled “The Fashion Issue”. Is it just us, or does that seem a bit redundant for a fashion magazine?

Always finding new ways to enact their trademark wink on their covers, i-D’s pre-fall 2012 issue sees faces obscured by a baseball cap, stuffed toy, and giant slice of pizza. Cara Delevingne, Charlotte Free and Kelly Mittendorf feature on the covers themed around youthfulness, photographed by Terry Richardson. View the other two after the break.