Cheapness
I thought about the same thing, but I hope there is no unconscious pushback as we have this traditional "sexualized doll" woman type of campaign. In some shots she looks smouldering hot and I hope that it does not distract from how amazing this campaign is, considering the current standards of keeping everything overly safe and unsuggestive.
I am cautious too, but we will see. Frankly, I like less mainstream media, but I am also sad that underground does not exist anymore. There is no more risk and challenge to be memorable, but at Vogue the same thing and less production. I am worried that the finances may flow into campaigns and stuff like merchandise, boutiques, e-commerce and so on, instead of actual media presence, and eventually we may be stuck with great campaigns, but no great editorial content. Fingers crossed we see a resurgence. And looking back at the editorials of Vogue US, VP too, we don't need huge budgets even for great imagery.
