Friday, January 4, 2013

Kate! Daria! Joan! Versace Picks a Stellar Cast for Its Spring 2013 Campaign ( Forum Buzz )



Versace Spring 2013 ad campaign photographed by Mert & Marcus
Graphic scanned by tFS discussion board member Northern Star.

Nothing does it like caged gladiator- fashion footwear when it comes to conveying that Greek God (and Goddess) picture that Versace enjoys so considerably. In the brand name 's Spring 2013 marketing campaign, each male and female styles sport sneakers with gladiator-esque straps creeping up their legs, and there's also no shortage of the model &rsquos signature Greek essential motifs. Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott photographed a stellar forged of versions to show off the collection. Bona fide supermodels Kate Moss, Daria Werbowy, and Joan Smalls symbolize for the girls (styled by Melanie Ward), although Edward Wilding, Kacey Carrig and Veit Couturier (styled by David Bradshaw) model what tiny there is of the menswear.

Versace Spring 2013 ad campaign photographed by Mert & MarcusVersace Spring 2013 ad campaign photographed by Mert & Marcus
Images : theflamboyant.tumblr.com

&ldquoThey're like Glamazons possessing a holiday in Mars,&rdquo lanvinray laughed, describing the darkish, barren, moonlit really feel of the set.

&ldquoHell, I really like this,&rdquo Northern Star admitted, phoning the campaign &ldquooverdone with wonderful finesse. M&M love a submit -apocalyptic landscape as a backdrop and so does Versace it seems. The casting is good and the girls appear like goddesses to be absolutely adored by the guys. I'm convinced this will look gorgeous and extremely shiny in print,&rdquo he concluded.

Versace Spring 2013 ad campaign photographed by Mert & MarcusVersace Spring 2013 ad campaign photographed by Mert & Marcus
Pictures : theflamboyant.tumblr.com, designscene. web

Iluvjeisa wasn&rsquot essentially as taken with the marketing campaign as some, but she observed it to be evocative. &ldquoIt's....borderline...and I suggest borderline...atrocious,&rdquo she wrote. &ldquoAnd however it works. This faucets into some of the madness of the first Versace ads, or the Genny adverts of the late 70s. There's a strong emotive quality to the photographs and that is well worth really a whole lot.&rdquo

The designs right here without doubt &ldquomake&rdquo the marketing campaign. Without having the emotive quality that iluvjeisa referred to, the photographs would be forgettable. Rather, the girls look sturdy, powerful, dominant, and simultaneously susceptible. They seem like they could perhaps stage a entire world -takeover, and that modern warrior-goddess is just the lady Versace has generally striven to outfit.

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