Yves Saint Laurent 'Opium' Fragrance 2015 : Abbey Lee Kershaw by Gregory Harris | the Fashion Spot

Yves Saint Laurent 'Opium' Fragrance 2015 : Abbey Lee Kershaw by Gregory Harris

Opium adverts just keep on getting worse. This looks like a junkie collapsed in a back alley on a bunch of rags after inhaling from a stolen aerosol, not a woman on a hedonistic (and expensive) journey of the senses.
 
I was excited to see this, But WTF???

It's an identity crisis.

They have Saint Laurent with Hedi

But all the rest is YSL, but they try to make it a little Hedi to be like coherent.

And the result is neither here nor there.

Lackluster and cheap.
 
Nice shot, but this ad never kick it to the past campaigns of the fragance.
 
Nothing will ever top Sophie Dahl's ad. This is way too forced.
 
I expect ecstasy with opium and Abbey Lee's giving it to me. The dark colors make it sumptuous as well.
 
We can't even see her face. I wouldn't have known it was her.
 
Selling the beauty business was maybe the worst decision Kering made during Stefano's tenure.
From the campaigns to the actual perfumes...everything screams "budgets restrictions".

One thing that Hedi has is taste in perfumes. They should consult him at least.
 
One thing that Hedi has is taste in perfumes. They should consult him at least.

Well, speaking purely from a superficial angle, I'm glad Hedi's got nothing to do with this. Otherwise we'd see just another black and white melancholic shot, probably with one of his LA musician friends as the spokesperson. The problem with SLP for me is that I cannot tell the one campaign apart from another.
 
All the ad needed was some eye contact, this makes her look like some socialite or actress since we cant see her face. Also the fact that she's too covered by props doesnt help
 
This had a chance to go somewhere but it just failed, I can't tell it's Abby and it just looks kinda cheap, it looks like an afterthought
 
Beautiful campaign! Abbey's sultriness just pours all over these shots.
 

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