Jill Stuart spring/summer 2008 ad campaign features a red-headed siren - model Irina Kulikova - laying in the middle of what seems to be the remains of a ship wreck. This should sound like a dramatic image but those candy colors, the sheer organza layers, Irina's not so innocent look give these prints a puckish feeling.
I absolutely adore Dolce&Gabbana's spring/summer 2008 ad campaign. The Italian design duo took further the season's arty inspiration and imagined a...read more
I love these new ads from Jill Stuart fall 2008 campaign. They catch up with the arty mood of the past season and translate it into colorful, splattered with...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
Could the romantic spirit of Blumarine be back with its ss08 collection? Anna Molinari said she designed her collection for a holiday in Saint-Tropez...read more
Alessandro Dell'Acqua spring 2008 ad campaign features lovely Magdelena Fracowiak and a beautiful hand-painted paravent. I absolutely love the ss08 ad campaign...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
The newest womenswear advertising campaign from Prada continues with the "cloned" beauties approach of the last season but at the same time goes...read more
The spring 2011 collection from Italian label Alberta Ferretti keeps on the glamorous bohemian route, exploring mysterious...read more
Top model Agyness Deyn dons her best punk pose for Moussy ad campaign. The fall 2008/winter 2009 collection of this Tokyo based label is much...read more
Great looking ad campaign from Prada for the upcoming season of fall 2010 starring model muse Angela Lindvall who plays the jazz singer...read more
Client: Givenchy Parfums Advertising Agency: BETC ETOILE ROUGE, France Agency management: Brune Buonomano,...read more
One of the rebranding initiatives of this season, Givenchy decided to quit the minimalist black &white aesthetic of the previous campaigns and...read more
