FW 14.15 campaigns: Dior beauty & Chanel beauty

Dior beauty FW 14.15: Sasha Luss by Steven Meisel


First of all, it doesn't even look like Sasha. I knew it was her, but the first time I saw the ad, I thought it was Karlina. But then I remembered Sasha's contract with Dior.
However, I don't dislike the pictures. I guess they're good enough.
Sasha's season, on the other hand, isn't good enough. It's been a hard season for non-established models, and Sasha is a good example of that. Hopefully, she'll do better next season.








Primero de todo, hay que decir que ni parece Sasha. Sabía que era ella, pero la primera vez que vi la campaña pensé que era Karlina. Pero luego recordé el contrato de Sasha con Dior.
Sin embargo, no me desagradan las fotos. Supongo que es una campaña suficientemente buena.
La temporada de Sasha no es suficientemente buena. Ha sido una temporada dura para las modelos que no están consolidadas, y Sasha es un ejemplo claro de lo ocurrido. Con suerte veremos que la va mejor la siguiente temporada.





Chanel beauty FW 14.15: Vanessa Axente by Solve Sundsbo


I love Vanessa, and she looks like herself, as opposite to her previous campaigns for Chanel beauty. However, they keep photoshoping her nose because HF brands don't seem to realize that what gives personality to our faces is our nose shape. 
The colours are very nice, and she looks really good. The set looks warm and cozy, like her make-up. Fall colours are warm, and so is the ad.
Nice job!





Me encanta Vanessa, y se la reconoce, no como en sus pasadas campañas para Chanel Beauty. Siguen retocando su nariz porque las marcas de HF no parecen darse cuenta de que lo que da personalidad a nuestras caras es la forma de nuestra nariz.
Los colores son muy bonitos y ella está muy guapa. El set es muy cálido y acogedor, como su maquillaje. Los colores del otoño son cálidos, y la campaña también lo es.
¡Buen trabajo!

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