It definitely looks fresh compared to the previous two campaigns, Lara looks good and colors are nice, but IDK...it lacks something. Maybe I just need to see more shots.
The second shot looks better, the background looks more forestal. Oh, and am I the only one who thinks the doves look like paper bags dropped by the tourists in the forest?
The forest setting just isn't very Louis Vuitton in my honest opinion. But I think I'm going to like this more and more after each new shot is posted.
The second one is better than the first, Lara looks fantastic. Thanks for posting lucy92!
I agree with vogue28 . The image of Louis Vuitton isn't the same . I always tough that the Louis Vuitton 'egerie' (The model who makes the ad Sorry but I don't know how to say it in english ) should reflect the Vuitton spirit speacially when you see that for some people (Including me ) Vuitton is the top of the Chic and luxuary
she looks nice but i really hate what shes wearing. Also Vuitton has always been known for its high voltage exciting campaigns....this looks somewhat ordinary
I'm sorry but I love this so far, the collection was pretty disastrous IMO but I like the very basic, natural background, maybe they could've done without the doves. Lara looks gorgeous, she just comes alive to be when she's lensed by Meisel.
The 2nd shot is beautiful! If she was barefoot instead of wearing those grandpa grinch boots it would've been a bit better, but I can tolerate it here.
These advertisements are very Steven Meisel and very Vogue Italia, but I'm not too sure they are very Louis Vuitton.
I love Steven Meisel but I don't love his aesthetic for a house like Louis Vuitton. Mert&Mercus worked because they have an innate sense of the commercial and a sense of vibrancy. This is what Vuitton is all about in a way. They are not toned down the way Meisel is.
I don't understand why she is in a forest lying down on moss with doves? Spring 2007 would have suited this concept, but Spring 2010? Wasn't it about globalization, consumer culture and Japanese style? It's a very strange mixture of aesthetics. To me this campaign is a little confused.
the only thing that lets it down are the shoes and bags (i dislike the LV monogram, lets face it we all look at an LV bag and go 'is it real or fake?')
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