Marni Fragrance : Raquel Zimmermann by Nick Knight
 

source: wwd

I'm sorry but the shadowing on Raquel's face is horrid, not to mention the hair akwardly placed over her face somehow ages her very badly in this image. What's even scarier is that usually everyone looks good in B&W....guess I was wrong.

Gosh, the hair on her! She looks so old because of that :unsure:

^agree, not a good pic :(

this is bad! n the bottle looks cheap. poor Raquel

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I guess that's why they picked my beloved Raquel but the art direction scores low on the fashion bell curve. I hope it's a contract that they'll change the ad next season. Still happy that she got another campaign though. :)

I saw that on another site and overlooked it, thinking it was just mislabeled as Raquel :lol:

I agree with Dennis that although it's great to see her in a new campaign, it's not a very appealing ad. A complete waste of Raquel + Nick Knight imo.

Boring, boring, boring campaign. And wow, they managed to make Raquel look ugly and forgettable. A difficult task.

Oh wow.. to me this is one of the best shots of Raquel.. ever. :lol: :huh:

:lol:

I don't think this ad looks so bad at all!
I'm wondering where all the negativity is coming from...
there's something really clean about it i think.

This is Marni's first official Print campaign right? If so it's a total dud. :blink:

for me, this is quite a letdown, to be honest. i dont find the picture timeless or 'marni' at all. maybe it's raquel, as i would imagine someone not so mainstream to represent the marni face and maybe it's nick knight. the image looks flat and even cheap. but maybe it will look better irl.

a big let down for me as well. raquel and nick knight and thats it? she looks dull in this shot.

i actually don't dislike the campaign as i enjoy the simplicity. it actually kind of makes me think of the more recent balenciaga parfum ads with charlotte gainsbourg which were very straightforward....and even further something quite reminiscent of the old jil sander campaigns from the 90's.