Loewe F/W 10.11 : Adriana, Alessandra, Rosie by Nigel Shafran

Very pretty. I'm surprised at how much Ale is working it.

Adriana on the other hand... terrible shot.

 

that Loewe bag dangling from a branch is sure to win best accesory placing

 

I think the cast is pretty strong, but three favourite VS girls.

 

Not sure what to think about this... I'm happy that Adriana got the campaign, but her shot is very dull. Actually, all shots are rather boring

 

Yeah, Adriana's shot looks like a candid or something. I hope she has other shots.

 

The cast doesn't bug me here, quite the opposite, I'm glad to see Adriana out of VS' hands, getting some high fashion work. However, the whole composition is beyond weak... The scenery's common and the way the bags are placed is so ridiculous

 

There's gotta be more shots - I like the styling, but it doesn't quite look like a print campaign to me yet!

Fingers crossed the first print ads will show up in August's Vogue!

 

not too keen on them looks catalogue esque

 

These are like pictures of society mistresses showing off. Alessandra looks ever so
lovely though and I think if the Loewe logo is placed somewhere it's going to at least
look good.

 

Yeah, I agree. A bit strange for Victoria's Secret

 

I don't think the problem is with the cast but the weak and uninspiring theme is. Though I might need to see the whole campaign.

 

Nice. but too much Victorias secret model. This is like Victorias Secret for Loewe.

 

Love this, even all the models are VS..

 

They all look good but the campaign seems to be all over the place.

 

I was so waiting for this campaign, but nah... I am very disappointed by Adri`s apppearance so far. Ale looks good, even suprisingly good. But over all the campaign looks very unconnected and as someone said, hard to imagine this as a print campaign. I hope they have their best shots still in store.

 

There's something about this campaign that I adore so much I can't put my finger on it!

 

these look like behind the scenes shots

 

It's not what I was expecting, but it does have a quaint sort of charm to it. And there is no doubt in my mind that Alessandra is just owning this campaign. I hope there are more shots though than what we've already seen.

 

This does not look like an actual campaign.