“With the Spring/Summer 2007 collection, we wanted to create something very fresh, very feminine, very pretty,” says Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton Artistic Director. “And when it came time for the advertising campaign, we thought who would best represent this – someone young and fresh and slightly coquettish, with gorgeous skin and a figure made to wear bustier dresses and gold-heeled shoes, and we came up with Scarlett Johansson.”
The American actress is thus the star of Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2007 advertising campaign, which captures the spirit of the ready-to-wear in a series of deliciously pretty visuals shot by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Fusing echoes of 18th century fêtes galantes with an undercurrent of contemporary street style, the campaign depicts Scarlett Johansson as a not-so-innocent ingénue playing on a swing, wearing the collection’s delicate Liberty prints and ethereal voiles, and carrying the emblematic “That”s Love” shopper, filled with flowers as it was on the catwalk. The season’s other key accessories themes are also featured, including Polka Dots Flowers and Monogram Denim Patchwork bags, floral print hair bands and braided bracelets.
“What we strive for is to create a fresh mood and a new spirit each season – a different way for the Louis Vuitton woman to express her femininity, her confidence, her love of luxury. Our fashion statement varies from season to season, but the woman we depict in the advertising is always the same,” concludes Marc Jacobs.
The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2007 advertising campaign breaks worldwide from February 2007.
these pics are like old postcards, especially the second one from #47. i like them as thumbnails, but if i look closely, they don't seem that attractive anymore. kind of cheap and boring.
Yeah they are heavily photoshopped but thats to be expected, its LV for godsake Still they have a charming innocence/ fairytale/ milkmaiden feel to them, very fresh and perky, perfect for the coming year i guess.
Out of all the 'actual' bags, I liked this one the best, its kinda subtle and I'm glad they are moving away from the tacky LV print on previous bags, it's awfully common now and a fresh approach was needed, understated luxury.
thank you guys for posting new campaign. The idea and styling itself are not bad but I hate Scarlet, so I can't love the ads. I think I am saying it for the 1000th time, but I will never like campaigns with celebrities, use models please, that's what they are for.
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