Prada Resort 2014 : Amanda Murphy, Anna Ewers & Cameron Russell by Steven Meisel

[Melancholybaby]

^^Hannyeng could you please reupload the last picture on another host? This one isn't working for some reason.

 

[Hannyeng]

^ Here you go


zinio.com

 

[Jelavender]

magazinesdownload

 

[thiago:)]

Love love love this campaign! Cameron should be the next Sasha, she is definitely a Prada girl

 

[Avogadro]

Could someone post the first picture of the thread in HQ?

Digital Edition Vanity Fair December 2013

 

[GarageGlamorous]

Gorgeous campaign, the images are stunning and the models are rocking it! Thanks everyone for sharing

 

[Kenzofanatic]

Video campaign:



source: official Prada youtube

 

[Deleted member 116819]

Steven is obsessed with Cameron like last season and also in this season's campaign film!

 

[Melancholybaby]

facebook/Prada

 

[anlabe32]

Steven is obsessed with Cameron like last season and also in this season's campaign film!

Steven doesn't make the film.

 

[kokobombon]

I´m having trouble telling Amanda & Cameron apart. Can anyone help me out? any defining characteristic?

 

[Kallu]

^ Amanda is the "pale" brunette girl with big teeth and mouth.
Cameron is the pretty/sexy sun-tanned girl

 

[vogue28]

New campaign image with Anna Ewers:



scan by vogue28
from Vogue Italia Accessory December 2013

 

[Phuel]

I'm going to be the lone partypooper here and say how horribly uninspiring and plain ugly these images look. I know thee are just Resort, but even with their mainline campaigns, Prada isn't even making an effort these days: Just sprawl these girls out and pile on everything and the kitchen sink and call it a campaign. I know bags are the bread and butter of every label-- probably more so at Prada since they're a household name now, but the in-your-face of how these bags and accessories are just piled on there is so shockingly lazy. There's no creativity, artistry-- it's all so thoughtless, careless and crass and corporate in the manners in which they push the bags.

Prada's campaigns used to be so impossibly magnificent-- they were so thoughtful; atmospheric, cinematic, alluring, charismatic and told a story that would get my imagination revving up. I just got through drooling over them from the Prada book. These days? They're just a tad better than catalogue shots-- I'm actually surprised they don't throw the prices next to the bags like those H&M campaigns... And does no one care just how awkward the one shot looks with the model (Linda Evangelista lookalike) with her legs spread open is...?

Yeesh.