Givenchy's Spring Summer 2011 ad campaign by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
The models for this 2011 ad campaign: Mariacarla Boscono, Natasha Poly, Iris Strubegger, Daphne Groeneveld, Stephen Thompson and few other guys.
One of the rebranding initiatives of this season, Givenchy decided to quit the minimalist black &white aesthetic of the previous campaigns and...read more
Here is the ad campaign for one of my favorite fall 2008 collections: Givenchy. Using outstanding photographing skills of talent duo Inez van...read more
One of the most beautiful fall/winter 2008/09 ad campaigns is "An Indian Winter" by Hermès. The luxury French fashion house called on National...read more
These luminous shots featuring lovely Natasha Poly were done by photographer Craig McDean for the new Blumarine ad campaign. This Italian label is known for...read more
Dolce & Gabbana doesn't disappoint with its newest ad campaign shot by acclaimed fashion photographer Steven Klein. The label's spring/...read more
Dolce and Gabbana ads always look like these star-studded movies with no complicated plots but with many familiar and glamorous faces. Both ...read more
The latest ad campaign for Gucci features a smiling Natasha Poly and a cheeky landscape. Models: Natasha Poly and Mat Gordon. Photographer: Ines van...read more
Givenchy Spring 2008 Couture Show, held at Paris on the 22nd of January, started with designer's friend and house mascot Mariacarla Boscono dressed in a sharp...read more
The spring 2008 ad campaign for Givenchy ready-to-wear line uses a baroque setting, lots of mirrors and the cliché duo of a blonde and a...read more
The fall-winter 2008/09 ad campaign for D&G makes a fortunate step away from the tiresome images of care-free, partying young & beautiful...read more
As well as her grown-up sister Prada, high-fashion Italian brand Miu Miu gathers well known topmodels and fresh faces for its...read more
The latest ad campaign for Emilio Pucci benefits from the photographic talent of controversial Juergen Teller and from the...read more
