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CharlottefromCA · 16-02-2006

Dolce and Gabbana is a great campaign to be in, but they usually use so many models its easy to get lost in the crowd.

I'd go with the original list.. its pretty good: Prada and Gucci really know how to turn and unknown into a star. Calvin Klein, Dior and Chanel are great, but they usually use already established models. With the recent successes of Pilati at YSL, Ghesquiere at Balenciaga and Elbaz at Lanvin, I also think those campaigns (although not as heavily advertized) are quite ads to get for up and coming models.. as are Jil Sander and Miu Miu (but Prada doesn't seem to be using models for that line anymore). And also Chloe, wasnt' Felicity Gilbert rumoured to be in their ad campaigns for Spring, eventhough she didn't appear in them in the end, she's now a model to watch.

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CharlottefromCA User Friendly Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Lala land Gender: femme Posts: 10,804	Dolce and Gabbana is a great campaign to be in, but they usually use so many models its easy to get lost in the crowd. I'd go with the original list.. its pretty good: Prada and Gucci really know how to turn and unknown into a star. Calvin Klein, Dior and Chanel are great, but they usually use already established models. With the recent successes of Pilati at YSL, Ghesquiere at Balenciaga and Elbaz at Lanvin, I also think those campaigns (although not as heavily advertized) are quite ads to get for up and coming models.. as are Jil Sander and Miu Miu (but Prada doesn't seem to be using models for that line anymore). And also Chloe, wasnt' Felicity Gilbert rumoured to be in their ad campaigns for Spring, eventhough she didn't appear in them in the end, she's now a model to watch. Last edited by CharlottefromCA; 16-02-2006 at 06:12 PM.