FW 14.15 campaigns: Louis Vuitton

I reviewed over 50 campaigns this season, which I think it is not bad at all. And this one had to be the last one I talk about.

There's a new designer working for the brand, and he didn't want us to think his campaign was going to be simple. Actually, we got 3 ads in 1. Quite epic!
I don't know if they're planning on doing this again (they definetely have the money to do it, so we'll see), but it has been a pretty cool way to catch everyone's attention.

The campaign is divided in 3 parts, each one photographed by a different photographer: Bruce Webber, Annie Lebovitz and Juergen Teller. 
My favourite out of those 3 is Webber, closely followed by Teller. They are both really good. I don't particularly enjoy Annie's work. However, I loved her Prada menswear campaign ( http://putonachicface.blogspot.com.es/2014/06/fw-1415-campaigns-prada-prada-menswear.html ), and I like what she's done for Louis Vuitton.

The same order applies to the parts of the campaign: my favourite is Webber's, followed by Teller's and Annie's.
Webber's pictures are the most powerful. The poses are really strong and that's perfect for this kind of collection. There's a lot of leather, and the clothes are made for strong and confident women. Webber nailed it.
Teller's photos are faithful to his style. I get why he used the car as a prop, but I don't love it. The rest of his part of the ad is fine.
Annie's pics are the weakest, even if they're good. She definetely did a good job. To be honest, if there were just one part (instead of 3), and that was Annie's, it would have been ok. But once I saw the others, I can't help but saying this is my least favourite.





He hablado de más de 50 campañas esta temporada, y creo que esto no está nada mal. Y esta tenía que ser la última.

Hay un nuevo diseñador trabajando para la marca, y no quiso que nos diera por pensar que su campaña iba a ser simple. De hecho, tenemos un 3 por 1. Bastante épico.
No se si piensan hacer lo mismo en el futuro (tienen el dinero para hacerlo, así que veremos), pero ha sido una manera muy buena de conseguir la atención de la gente.

La campaña esta dividida en 3 partes, cada cual fotografiada por un fotógrafo diferente: Bruce Webber, Juergen Teller y Annie Lebovitz.
Mi favorito de esos 3 es Webber, seguido de cerca por Teller. Ambos son muy buenos.
No me gusta mucho el trabajo de Annie. Sin embargo, me encanta su campaña de Prada menswear ( http://putonachicface.blogspot.com.es/2014/06/fw-1415-campaigns-prada-prada-menswear.html ), y me gusta lo que ha hecho para Louis Vuitton.

El mismo orden es el que aplico para las partes de la campaña: mi favorita es la de Webber, seguida por las de Teller y Annie.
Las fotos de Webber son las que más poder tienen. Las poses son muy intensas y eso encaja totalmente con la colección. Hay mucho cuero y la ropa está hecha para mujeres fuertes y con confianza en si mismas. Webber lo ha clavado.
Las fotos de Teller son muy de su estilo. Entiendo el uso del coche, pese a que no me apasione. El resto de detalles de su parte están bien.
La parte de Annie es la más débil, pese a que me parezca buena. Ha hecho un buen trabajo. Y siendo honesta, si hubiera una sola parte (en lugar de 3), y esa fuera la de Annie, diría que la campaña es buena. Pero una vez vistas las otras, no puedo evitar decir que esta es mi menos favorita.




Louis Vuitton FW 14.15 by Bruce Webber: Jean Campbell, Kristin Kiljegren & Liya Kebede













Louis Vuitton FW 14.15 by Juergen Teller: Freja Beha Erichsen











Louis Vuitton FW 14.15 by Annie Lebovitz: Charlotte Gainsbourg







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