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The other day I mentioned that I was just talking about my six favourite campaigns. I may not have explained it properly, though. Out of those 6 campaigns, 4 and a half are my favourites. But I also wanted to show you most of Vittoria's campaigns, since she's the campaing queen for the season. Once all the campaigns are over, I'll do a post talking about all of her campaigns to sum it up for you. So...let's talk about three more campaigns. El otro día mencioné que iba a hablar de mis 6 campañas favoritas. Y quizá no lo expliqué del todo bien.  De esas 6 campañas, 4 y media son mis favoritas. Pero es que también quería mostraros la mayoría de campañas de Vittoria, ya que es la reina de las campañas de esta temporada. Una vez que todas las campañas hayan sido publicadas, haré una entrada con todas las que consiguió para resumiroslo.  Así que...hablemos de estas 3 campañas. Alberta Ferretti Spring/Summer 2017: Irina Shayk, Vittoria Ceretti, Carolyn Mur...

So many campaigns, so little time to talk about all of them. That's why I've decided to do two posts about them (for now), and to just talk about my 6 favourite campaigns of the season. More are going to be released, and I may have to add more to that list of favourites.  Tantas campañas y tan poco tiempo para hablar de todas ellas. Por eso he decidido hacer dos entradas sobre ellas (de momento), y hablando solo de mis 6 campañas favoritas de esta temporada. Más van a ser publicadas en las próximas semanas, así que puede que tenga que añadir alguna a mi lista de favoritos.  Prada Spring/Summer 2017: Amanda Murphy, Dylan Fender, Giedre Dukauskaite, Jing Wen, Jonas Gloer, Kiki Willems, Kris Grikaite, Masao Parris, Nimue Smit, Oliver Houlby, Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Saskia de Brauw, Wallette Watson, Wang Hong Yu & Jude Law by Willy Vanderperre I already mentioned how Meisel didn't shoot the Resort campaign for Prada, but seeing that he didn't got the m...

When a new designer starts working for a big brand, like these two, there is a lot of judgement. It's like everyone wants them to mess up, so they can criticize their job. When it comes to Raf (Dior) and Peter (ODLR), I feel like I'm completely alone with my opinions. Most people dislike everything Raf does for Dior, and most people praised Peter after they saw his first collection for ODLR. And I couldn't disagree more with them. I'm the minority... because I want to be the minority (insert Green Day's song now). I adore 99% of the things Raf creates, and I was really critical when I talked about Peter's collection. Now that I've seen both campaigns, my opinion hasn't changed. To be honest, Dior's ad is just ok. But I've never been a fan of their campaigns, so it doesn't surprise me. I like Julia as a Dior muse, though.  But ODLR's campaign is wrong in so many ways. It's too soft and perfect. Oscar designed clothes for ...