FW 14.15 campaigns: DKNY & Roberto Cavalli

Rita Ora getting more campaigns...the drama!!
I'm kidding (kind of), but I seriously don't get why fashion brands like her look. And you know I hate it when celebs get HF campaigns.
The funny thing is that I listened to one of her songs on the radio and I didn't hate it. She should be happy about that ;)



Le dan más campañas  Rita Ora...¡el drama!
Estoy de broma (más o menos), pero es en serio que no entiendo porque a las marcas de moda les gusta tanto su look. Y ya sabéis que odio que las celebrities se lleven campañas de moda.
Lo gracioso es que el otro día escuche una de sus canciones en la radio y no me pareció horrible. Con eso debería darse por contenta ;) 




DKNY FW 14.15: Benjamin Jarvis, Carlos Santolalla, Daniel Bambad, Dorith Mous, Eliza Cummings, Michael Bailey Gates, Soo Joo Park & Rita Ora by Lachlan Bailey


I don't get this cast at all. Why using a celeb, if you're also going to cast a bunch of models? One thing or the other...but don't do both.
Also, it looks like Rita has been photoshoped on every picture. It looks very artificial.







No entiendo este casting. ¿Para qué usar una celebritie si vas a usar también a un montón de modelos? Una cosa o la otra...pero no hagas las dos.
Además, parece que Rita haya sido pegada en cada foto. Es muy artificial.





Roberto Cavalli FW 14.15: Rita Ora by Francesco Carrozzini


I'm very disappointed, mister Cavalli. I love this collection and I expected a great campaign.
I'm not complaining about Rita anymore, but about the concept and execution. Also, the photoshop is horrible and all those little details make the clothes look ugly when they're not ugly.
A modern Marilyn they say...I can only see a tacky ad, sorry. 








Estoy muy decepcionada, señor Cavalli. Me encanta esta colección y esperaba una gran campaña.
No me quejo de Rita ahora, sino del concepto y la ejecución. Aparte, el retoque es horrible y estos pequeños detalles hacen que la ropa parezca fea, cuando es todo lo contrario.
Una Marilyn moderna dicen...yo solo veo una campaña vulgar. Lo siento.

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