The latest ad campaign for Emilio Pucci benefits from the photographic talent of controversial Juergen Teller and from the presence of graceful, captivating Italian model, Mariacarla Boscono.
Juergen Teller, known for the "snap-shot aestetics" in fashion manages to create a perfectly viable mix between colorful, seventies inspired Emilio Pucci designs, the harsh light and overwrought setting: lavish, slightly baroque interiors.
Mariacarla, dressed in psychedelic geometric prints, maxi dresses or luxurious fur pulls her best upclass poses but not in the bland, obnoxious sense. Every picture she's in becomes instantly fascinating.
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Gotta love Teller! One of my
Gotta love Teller! One of my favs!
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