Meghan Collison tends to be much more edgy than ethereal, but gown her in pastels and set her in a surreal beneath -the-sea setting as lensed by Tim Walker and art directed by Ronnie Cooke Newhouse, and you have Mulberry&rsquos whimsical Spring 2013 advert campaign.
Walker, who photographed Lindsey Wixson in a In which the Wild Issues Are-esque marketing campaign for Mulberry&rsquos Drop 2012 collection, described his eyesight for this period to WWD:
Cooke Newhouse noted :
Whatsoever the inspiration, forum customers responded to the resulting pictures. &ldquoSoft, feminine, stylish and very beautiful ! I enjoy it!&rdquo MON exclaimed.
Greenway commented, &ldquoI like it, it's so weird to see the soft aspect of Meghan&hellipbut the artwork route and styling woos me.&rdquo
&ldquoI enjoy the styling and backdrop for these commercials, they just perform so effectively alongside one another,&rdquo YoninahAliza shared. &ldquoIt's a wonderful campaign, Mulberry and Tim Walker are usually a pleasant mix !&rdquo
While I&rsquom not commonly one particular for pastels, there&rsquos something about Meghan in this marketing campaign that, like Greenway, is wooing me. It could just be the actuality that Meghan appears as although she's some type of nymph who was dropped into the landscape of a mermaid snow planet (sea globe, sand world ?) that I experienced as a baby. I choose to consider that it&rsquos the attraction of the fantastic Walker-Cooke Newhouse combo while &ndash because this campaign is much cooler than that glittery previous globe point I used to have.
Photos : Mulberry via the Vogue Location boards.
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