She's such a good model and Mario Sorrenti can be good too [when sexual- let's just say it] but this is what happens when you restrain these two types under the ever so exciting parameters of a dull commercial label with little to nothing to say other than buy me. You always get a 'halfway there' feeling, like the model's attempting to say something, the production is attempting too at.. something too. At the end you get nothing other than Jill Stuart was touched by the idea of a striking background and cupcake makeup and requested that for the campaign.
They tried though, the second purple shot isn't so bad, kind of charming for its nonsense.