Proenza Schouler S/S 2012 : Natasha Poly by Willy Vanderperre

[Ives927]

Will always love Natasha and Willy together.
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[Prairie]

Sweet Jesus! That's pure perfection!

 

[HeatherAnne]

Figures... Brilliant styling. .

I know right, beautiful styling by Rizzo! The matching chairs was the coolest concept, adds so much shape and texture to the ads in combination with the woven background, and makes the clothes pop in a subtle way. Everything about these ads are beautiful.

 

[SugarMe]

I enjoy the simplicity and straight-forwardness. Natasha is great here, though I'm not sure she would have been my first choice for this collection. The only complaint I have is the hair. I'm not sure how much more of the matted/dirty look I can take after seeing Balenciaga this season.

 

[wangster]

Marvelous I could have never imagined to see Natasha in a Proenza Schouler campaign, she didn't seem like a regular favorite. I'm just thrilled about her representing the line.
Awesome shots. The simplicity, the styling, the atmosphere - it all works perfectly!

 

[simons]

it was styled by Olivier Rizzo

where did you get that information? being a fan of willy and olivier's numerous collaborations, i just assumed it was styled by him but on models.com all the ads were listed as styled by marie chaix..

anways, the ad is striking and simple, not a fan of natasha here by i agree with others who said she doesn't really add or take away from the image. personally, i could do without the black border or perhaps a thinner one.. reminds me of the border from last season which i definitely did not like at all!

 

[heelscatchfire]

I love the simplicity and the styling along with the chairs adds so much texture and shapes. Don't care to much Natasha but the ads are stunning.

 

[matryoshkadoll]

What phenomenal work. I love the simplicity of it.

 

[Melly5525]

Yay I love this!! So happy they did a full ad campaign for this lovely collection. Natasha makes the perfect pinup girl, love the 3rd one in the backless floral dress especially

 

[Melancholybaby]

Will always love Natasha and Willy together.
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+1. I always love their collaborations and this is no exception. Natasha embodies this campaign to perfection and proves once again that she can do more than the typical, blonde sexy look.

 

[Xone]

where did you get that information? being a fan of willy and olivier's numerous collaborations, i just assumed it was styled by him but on models.com all the ads were listed as styled by marie chaix..

anways, the ad is striking and simple, not a fan of natasha here by i agree with others who said she doesn't really add or take away from the image. personally, i could do without the black border or perhaps a thinner one.. reminds me of the border from last season which i definitely did not like at all!

The info it´s on Proenza twitter account

 

[vogue28]

As much as I'm infatuated with Natasha, these are doing nothing for me. There's something about Vanderperre's visual, that I can never empathise with. Thrilled for Natasha landing this campaign, none the less.

 

[simons]

The info it´s on Proenza twitter account

cool, thanks! i guess i should have trusted by eye

 

[Spike413]

I'm loving these. The contrast between the slightly somber setting, the mix of sexy and dour in the clothes, the lack of a smile on Natasha's face coupled with the (very well executed, I must say) pin-up poses is wonderful.

Odd how much I like these considering that I still haven't warmed to the collection and I'm not a fan of Natasha.

 

[TianCouture]

I reallllly disliked this collection. It was one of the worst IMHO from SS '12...but the ad is just singing to me. I really love. I kind of understand the woman who would want to buy and wear this. Love the ad.

 

[mikel]

Love the vintage pin up poses.

 

[gossiping]

didn't like the collection so i am not really feeling this either

 

[tentacules97]

The concept is meh but Natasha totally kills this.

 

[Kanna]

Looks truly great.

 

[balmain1914]

way better than other big brands' ads this season.