Alexander McQueen F/W 2023.24 by David Sims

[GivenchyAddict]

Momo, Yseult and Liu Wen's shots are the best ones. (really happy for Yseult!)

 

[aracic]

Eva in the suit is spectacular! Why is it that David Sims always does a better job in advertising than his editorial work these days?

 

[RaisinBoy]

Da id Sims needs to retire lols

 

[Fiercification]

^And who would we have left then? Every campaign by Cass Bird, Luigi and Iango and Luis Rodriguez? Non merci.

His current work is still leagues above McDean, Jansson, I&V, M&M and Sorrenti and a lot of the time he remembers that fashion needs to actually look elevated. I like this campaign when you see the images altogether, even though I'm not that into many of the individual shots really.

Liu Wen looks so bomb though; great for her finally having the campaign season she deserves after all these years.

 

[WAVES]

we only needed Liu Wen I’ll say it again. she would’ve pulled off all of the outfits we can see here.

this said: the blond model in red looks great and Eva’s shots are good too.

 

[Ema98]

Eva Green and Alexander McQueen. Should have been spectacular.

 

[TaylorBinque]

Liu Wen can front all Kering brands campaigns and she would still kill them all.

 

[jeremydante]

Liu's shots are good. Naomi, I feel, could've done better. The smiling seems unfit for a McQueen campaign.

 

[YohjiAddict]

Considering I actually liked the cast on paper, this is a terribly disappointing result but this is one of those times in which I’ll settle for good enough…at least it was not shot by Pavarotti.

 

[vogue28]

Eva Green on her own or Naomi Campbell on her own would have made more sense, as opposed to this random casting lineup. All of this just feels like a total non-event of a campaign, despite having all the components for a strong offering. A massive disappointment, and a massively missed opportunity.