12 Fashion Campaigns We Want to Live in

Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

The very best fashion ads create worlds that are far shinier, more symmetrical, and pleasingly framed than our own. Here, we've gathered a dozen images that roped us in and never let go.

Gucci Fall 2008

We're not usually ones for prairies or anything faux-hemian—the real thing is so much better—but we would join this trance-y conga line, no problem. Dibs on the spot behind Lily Donaldson.

Chanel Spring 2012

The scene: an ultra-lush garden party with some undertones of sexual tension. The guests: Stella Tennant, Freja Beha Erichson, Baptiste Giabiconi, and Inès de la Fressange. The gist: Real life could never be this beautiful, so we might as well give up now. (JK. But not really.)

Chloé Spring 2007

A universe in which those clothes and Raquel Zimmerman and Anja Rubik's hair exist is one we'd like to inhabit. Plus it kind of looks like an elevated version of when you and a bunch of childhood friends would watch Rugrats and there wasn't enough room on the couch.

Chloé Spring 2005

Besides the hair thing (and the clothes thing) again, this one makes the list because it's 1) just plain pretty and 2) made for silly captions. "There, there, River. It's no use crying over spilled kombucha."

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2007

Doesn't it seem like fun to wear a barrister's wig and participate in a bacchanal? No? Just us?

Lanvin Fall 2011

Advertising gorgeous, rich-lady clothes with a kooky exercise video is such a genius idea. (Four for you, Alber Elbaz!) And all that synchronized dancing is so entertaining!

Louis Vuitton Fall 2010

This is the ultimate: three supermodels. In a dressing room. All wearing full skirts and high ponies. You get the feeling they could burst onto the set of Mad Men any second now.

Louis Vuitton Spring 2012

Not going to lie: We'd buy a poster-size reproduction of this in a heartbeat, mostly because of the dreamy, candy-floss color scheme...and partly because of the ice cream.

Mulberry Fall 2012

They're just so cute! Both Lindsey Wixson and the Wild Things, we mean. Just imagine either of them popping out from behind a tree to give you a hug.