Fall/Winter 16.17 campaigns: Michael Kors, MICHAEL Michael Kors & DKNY

Let's do things the American way while I talk about 3 very American brands. Or go get a cup of tea, whatever suits you.
I also wanted to let you know tomorrow is the last day to participate on my giveaway. 


Hagamos cosas a lo americano mientras escribo sobre 3 marcas muy americanas. O id a por una taza de té, lo que más os apetezca.
También os quería recordar que mañana se cierra mi sorteo. 


Michael Kors Fall/Winter 16.17: Freja Beha Erichsen by Mario Testino

Michael used to be loyal to his models. Now...he doesn't seem to be anymore, which is quite sad. We've had 4 different models on his last 4 campaigns.
This time, it was Freja's turn to get the ad. And, well, it really is the same concept again. 




Michael solía ser muy leal a sus modelos. Ahora...no parece serlo, y es bastante triste. Hemos tenido 4 modelos diferentes en su últimas 4 temporadas.
Esta vez le tocó a Freja ser la prota. Y bueno, es el mismo concepto otra vez.


MICHAEL Michael Kors Fall/Winter 16.17: Emmy Rappe, Romy Schonberger & Sven de Vries by Mario Testino

Last season, I enjoyed this campaign. I said that they should hire Aneta and Grace more often. They complimented both the brand and each other really well. 
This ad is very artificial looking again, and I don't like that.









La temporada pasada me gustó esta campaña. Dije que deberían contar con Aneta y Grace más a menudo, ya que pegaban mucho con la marca. Y también se complementaban muy bien la una a la otra.
Este campaña vuelve a ser muy artificial, y eso no me gusta.


DKNY Fall/Winter 16.17: Alice Metza, Selena Forrest & Stella Lucia by Colin Dodgson

DKNY is all about streetstyle. With the new designers, they're mastering that on the runway. However, this campaign doesn't inspire me much. Last season's was better. Though, maybe I'm just biased.








DKNY se basa en el estilo de calle. Y con los nuevos diseñadores, están haciéndolo muy bien en la pasarela. Sin embargo, esta campaña no me inspira en exceso. La de la temporada pasada fue mejor. Aunque igual eso lo digo por mi falta de objetividad.

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