chrisand489
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That bottle is….not good lolWhat a HORRIBLE bottle! But I think it's part of their strategy, because Good Girl is also terrible and became a hit.
She is a model…She is repping too many brands, its confusing
Was her face stuck on someone else’s body on that first dress shot?
She is a model…
Isn’t that the point?
It's strange to see her do an ad for CH and DG fragrance at the same time. It is her job, but I am surprised neither of the brands paid for exclusivity.
it’s unfortunately just bad Photoshop…Was her face stuck on someone else’s body on that first dress shot?
advertising that includes TV it’s extremely costly and naturally well paid so I’m sure that paying for exclusivity would even more expensive.It's strange to see her do an ad for CH and DG fragrance at the same time. It is her job, but I am surprised neither of the brands paid for exclusivity.
This comment from Avonlea! Also, when a model is no longer just a blank canvas and develops her own identity...
There is also zero history between her and CH ~ what a random pairing
At least for DG, she is Italian, and with Chanel, she was the last bride for Karl and a favorite of Virginie
Oh I get it.It's strange to see her do an ad for CH and DG fragrance at the same time. It is her job, but I am surprised neither of the brands paid for exclusivity.
Well, all good things come to an end, it was bound to expire eventually. Nothing too shocking. Even counting Dolce & Gabbana, both are fragrance deals, so no real clash with a beauty contract.My immediate perplexity was that of the two brands as I have seen in others apparently. I don't know, she has never even done a Carolina Herrera show... At least we know who's taking her to the Met next year. All in all, happy for Vittoria, even if that means her contract with Chanel has most likely expired by now
I almost agree with everything, but it might feel strange for me not to see her in a Chanel Beauty ad after years. As regards Vittoria Ceretti and the relationships with the various fashion houses: Ermanno Scervino, whom you mentioned, tends to choose very famous models for the campaign and debuting or little-known models for the shows (also consider that the stylist was Sissy Vian, her personal stylist for a time and the photographers were Luigi & Iango: this could have significantly influenced the decision). Choosing a face for a perfume is different: that person could represent the product for a long time and I believe that he or she should be immediately affiliated with the brand.Well, all good things come to an end, it was bound to expire eventually. Nothing too shocking. Even counting Dolce & Gabbana, both are fragrance deals, so no real clash with a beauty contract.
She had fragrance campaigns for Bottega Veneta and Tiffany & Co. while still under a beauty contract for Chanel, so I don’t think it’s that deep. That said, I doubt she might has lost her chance to touch Chanel fragrances line soon… (fan tears quietly falling).
As for Carolina Herrera, that is true, she’s never done their runway, but that’s not exactly a deal-breaker. She fronted Ermanno Scervino without ever walking for them either. It happens though.
I totally agree. After nearly 8 years of being the face of Chanel Beauty, it does feel strange not seeing her in any recent campaigns. As a fan, I really wish she could stay on for 10 years, or even 20 (though that might be wishful thinking lol)I almost agree with everything, but it might feel strange for me not to see her in a Chanel Beauty ad after years. As regards Vittoria Ceretti and the relationships with the various fashion houses: Ermanno Scervino, whom you mentioned, tends to choose very famous models for the campaign and debuting or little-known models for the shows (also consider that the stylist was Sissy Vian, her personal stylist for a time and the photographers were Luigi & Iango: this could have significantly influenced the decision). Choosing a face for a perfume is different: that person could represent the product for a long time and I believe that he or she should be immediately affiliated with the brand.