My feelings about that campaigns are quite mixed and I think it's both a hit and a miss for me. First of all, the choice of the black and white doesn't make sense. Considering how colorful the collection is, I was expecting a colorful campaign in order to showcase the clothes the most efficiently possible... Here it's as if half of their appeal had been cut out. And as much as I love black and white, it isn't suitable for ad campaigns, where the primary goal remains to sell clothes, contrary to fashion editorials, which are - at least to me - a blend of art and business. As for the cast, it's completely unexpected - I'll just echo everyone on this point. I'm thrilled to see Anna and Iselin, who are models I appreciate, but in my opinion, Valerija blows them out of the water, undoubtedly. It's actually weird because among the three girls, she must be the one I would have never ever thought of to convey the aesthetic of the brand, but seeing the outcome at last convinces me that she's a brilliant choice. Actually I think the last Versace collection didn't target sexy and glamourous women - when compared to their past collections, it wasn't glitzy, flashy, pinky but highly intense and captivating, although womanly... And that's accurately what Valerija embodies : a disturbingly powerful woman.