Put on a Chic face

My gif (Video source: Ferragamo's yt channel) I'm back with more campaigns. I'm going to try to finish talking about them before the shows start. And today I want to talk about 3 Italian brands that couldn't be more different. I'm going to be playing favourites today, by the way. Ya estoy de vuelta con más campañas. Voy a intentar terminar de hablar de ellas antes de que empiecen los desfiles.  Y hoy os quiero hablar de 3 marcas italianas que no podrían ser más diferentes. Moschino Fall/Winter 16.17: Raquel Zimmermann, Stella Tennant, Anja Rubik & Anna Cleveland by Steven Meisel Well, Meisel did it once again. He really is Jeremy's savior, because only Steven could make these clothes look decent. Every season I complain about how awful the clothes are, and every season I have to say how Meisel made the collection look like it really is fashion. A lot of people have complained about how the models are overdoing it on this ad but, ...

Behind the scenes Last time I wrote about a perfume, it was about Miu Miu's first fragance. I did it mainly because of the great marketing behind the product. Today, I have different reasons. Toni herself is the main reason. She's one of my favourites, therefore it's easy for me to stay updated on what she's doing.  I want to use this post to explain something to you now. If you follow models, photographers or brands on social media, you may get information about what they're shooting. When it comes to a campaign or an editorial, we usually have to wait 2/3 months to see the final pictures. However, when it comes to perfumes or some make-up/hair adverts, we may have to wait 7/8 months. The production behind them is huge, and it takes longer. So, if you see your favourite model shooting for CK, for example, but nothing is released 4 months later, there are two options:   1. The ad was cancelled and reshot with a different model.   2. It's not the...

Valentino and Chloé, two brands I adore. And, even though they didn't produce the best campaings this time, I still like them. Valentino y Chloé, dos marcas que adoro. Y, pese que a no produjeron las mejores campañas esta vez, me siguen gustando. Valentino Fall/Winter 15.16: Maartje Verhoef, Ine Neefs, Grace Hartzel & Harleth Kuusik by Michal Pudelka I dedicated a whole post to Valentino's S/S campaign, and I even talked about their Pre-fall one, because they were both fantastic ( S/S:  http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/springsummer-2015-campaigns-valentino.html  , Pre-fall:  http://putonachicface.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/valentino-pre-fall-2015-grace-ine.html  ). This 3rd ad shot by Michal P. is not as good as the first two, but it's pretty good as well. We also have to realize that this collection was very different from the previous ones. Therefore, changing the mood of their campaigns makes sense. The pictures and the models' attit...