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Fall/Winter 15.16 campaigns: Chanel beauty, CK One Color, Givenchy beauty & Dior beauty

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My gif (Video source: Dior's youtube channel) Today is the day...we're talking about beauty campaigns. Last season's post about this got lots of views and I can see why. I mean, make-up, pretty, ...what's not to like? Today I'll show you 4 beauty campaigns. In the first one you'll see that Chanel finally upgraded Sigrid to star of the campaign. However, I don't really like the ad. She's too pretty to be retouched like that. But the video where Jac shows how to apply the products from this new collection is beautiful. I have that mascara and it's incredible. Try it out. The second campaign is from Calvin Klein's beauty line. I like the quality of the products, and how diverse their cast is. They always do the same, and that's great. We get to see how different colours look on different skin tones, and that's basic because women from all races love make-up. The last two campaigns have the same model on them. Maartje V...

CK Cosmetics: Tilda Lindstam, Fei Fei Sun, Caroline Brasch Nielsen and Herieth Paul by Ben Hassett.

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I said I was done with campaigns, but I also said I was going to talk about this campaign. I was really surprised with the quality of it, and that’s mostly thanks to the cast. I don’t really like Fei Fei, my opinion about CBN changes all the time, and I like Tilda…but all of them look great and make the ad work. My favourite part of it? Brown eyes!! I sometimes think we, people with brown eyes, don’t deserve dressing chic, wearing make-up, etc…we see lots of blondes on the runway, but some brunettes are there too. But, dark eyes? Those are hard to find. Do they have something against us? I wonder, I wonder. But this ad is a whole different thing. Both Tilda and Caroline have beautiful brown eyes, and those close-ups are gorgeous. And even better, we have two european girls (Tilda is from Sweden and Caroline from Denmark), an Asian girl and a black girl. I mean, I’m not obssesed with racial diversity as some people in the fashion industry are, but when we talk about make-...