Massimo Dutti F/W 2018.19 : Rianne Van Rompaey & Bo Fasseur by Mikael Jansson

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Models: Rianne Van Rompaey & Bo Fasseur & Magnus Østergaard & Paul Hameline

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[elle_gb]

OMG this is beautiful can't believe it's Massimo Dutti! Mikael is truly talented I love it.

 

[GivenchyAddict]

Wow ! Bravo to Inditex, they levelled up. H&M should take some lessons.

 

[dontbeadrag]

So nice! Massimo Dutti and Zara beat luxury brands in looking luxurious.

 

[Estellaoc]

here's one more

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[RMDV]

I mean Rianne is just fabulous !!!

 

[Valentine27]

Fantastic campaign. Beautiful photography and the location looks so serene. Very cinematic and Rianne excels at this role.
Might be my favorite campaign

 

[Perickles]

Thanks for clarifying what is a window, a tree, and a bike ride, etc Otherwise we will never notice it.

 

[Deleted member 130879]

Best campaign of the year so far. Absolutely perfect, photography wise, and Rianne proves once more how much of a star she is. She is the Carolyn Murphy of the 2010's - cool but classical and amazing in every picture.

 

[StockholmFW]

I like this campaign, but why are they speaking swedish in the campaign video? It was shot on Gotland, Sweden and Mikael Jansson is Swedish - but Massimo Dutti is a spanish brand? Could it be some tribute to Ingmar Bergman? Some shots (black and white) in the videos kind of represents his work, I'm thinking "Persona".

 

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Men's campaign video:

 

[zzzyao76]

Amazing！

 

[Sailor]

Amazing campaign if not for the juvenile captions. Beautiful photography, good lighting and great model choice

 

[333101]

Gorgeous campaign. Rianne is perfect for this

 

[StockholmFW]

 

[dfwn2n]

Fresh

 

[Perickles]

Reminds me of the movie Persona

 

[Vitamine W]

Gorgeous Bergman influenced campaign. Great work by Jansson, my fav of the season.

 

[simon]

Sooo beautiful. There's like this approachable kind of glamour to it that is refreshing to see (especially these days), and Rianne did such a great job interpreting it. I pretty much agree how it's such a shame for the bigger, "luxurious" brands to have such flop, cheap-looking ads, then here we have Massimo and Zara delivering this type of campaigns. I hope they explore this more. It's kind of exciting for me haha