Roberto Cavalli brought out the big names for his Spring 2012 campaign. Naomi Campbell, Karen Elson, Kristin McMenamy and Daphne Groeneveld gave life to the collection with continuous movement; even their tresses got in on the action. Photographer Steven Meisel was called in to shoot the fabulous four.

They posed in sparkling sequins, sheer lace and colorful prints for the ads. These models still have the right moves to capture our imaginations.

The neutral makeup palettes won me over because they contrasted nicely with the vivid pieces. I loved the pin straight hair which was beautiful against all the texture and patterns in the looks.

Miley Cyrus wore a daring Roberto Cavalli design to the “CNN Heroes: All Star Tribute” in Los Angeles. This was an eye-catching gown with an empire waist and a deep plunging neckline. It had an embellished waistline paired with the soft yellow chiffon; it was quite ethereal, right down to the floor length hemline. The singer/actress was lavishly draped in Neil Lane diamonds. She sported an over-the-shoulder braid with tousled side-swept bangs. Her makeup was in a neutral palette, with a strong brow to frame her face.

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Kristen Stewart amped up the glam factor in Roberto Cavalli at the premiere of “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” in New York City. She wore a black gown with shimmering sequins and a corset-styled bodice. It was sleeveless with a sheer overlay. The actress accessorized with platform heels and a leather belt. Her hair was styled in a one-shoulder ponytail and her makeup was stunning in a neutral palette with smoky eyes.

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Roberto Cavalli brought beauty with an edge to the runway for Spring 2012. The collection was gorgeous with flowy dresses, stunning leather jackets and pretty print looks. These looks will make a splash for the season because of their boldness and color. Rocking pant suits were right at home alongside sexy gowns, both perfect for an evening affair.

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Heidi Klum was radiant in Roberto Cavalli at the amfAR gala in Milan. She wore a white strapless gown with embellishment and texture throughout. Its beauty stemmed from all the stunning details, it was multi-layered and adorned with beading. Her hair and makeup were flawless, and simple to avoid competing with the dress.

Beyonce show-off her legs in a Roberto Cavalli design at the launch of her new fragrance “Pulse.”  The singer wore an embellished tunic and navy sequined jacket from the designer that fell at her upper thigh.  She accessorized with a pair of peep-toe high heels.  Blue and black are an elegant combination, especially in evening attire.  I’m also loving the matching earrings, and the single side braid.

Rosario Dawson attended Roberto Cavalli’s private dinner in Cannes in a strapless minidress.  It was a gradation of metals – gun metal,  bronze, gold and silver.  This sequined number had an asymmetrical hemline and tons of sparkle.  The bodice have a pattern inspired by an animal print, and the fit was right on point.  She accessorized with a matching clutch and platformed pumps.  Her hair was loose about her shoulders and her makeup was neutral with a natural appearance.

Halle Berry looked great in a figure-hugging Roberto Cavalli design at the Jenesse Silver Rose Luncheon.  This organization raises awareness of domestic violence victims.  The actress was honored for her work with the charity at the event.  She wore an eye-catching fuchsia dress with an empire waist and low-cut neckline.  It also had beautiful ruching in the shoulders and sleeves.  Halle paired her look with a pair of silver Louboutin sandals, diamond earrings and a cuff bracelet.  Her makeup was flawless and her signature hair-cut was gorgeous.

Amanda Seyfried covers Marie Claire for April 2011.  The actress gracesthe newsstand issue in Chanel, and the subscribers issue in Prada.  Both are from their respective Spring 2011 collections.  Her editorial is very romantic, think floral, feminine and animal prints.    Even the props conveyed the theme, like a blanket with rose appliques affixed or a white piece of tulle fabric used as a barrier between Amanda and the camera.  The designers inside ranged from Emilio Pucci to Roberto Cavalli.Photographer Matthias Vriens-McGrath captured these beautiful images.

If there was one word to describe Roberto Cavalli for Fall 2011, it would be decadent.  The colors were tie-dyed in the rich and  saturated colors of red and blue, while the white was styled separately.  Plush fabrics in jeweled-tones of burgundy and sapphire were pleasurable for the eyes.  Several of the looks were long and light as they floated breezily down the runway.  This collection was all about textures and the creative use of textile in design.  Cavilli also mixed lightweight and heavier materials expertly.