
Versace has brought out the big guns for their Spring/Summer 2009 advertising campaign. Kate Moss stars in this eye-catching commercial, while Gisele Bundchen graces another.
With all that supermodel style, photographer Mario Testino had his work cut out for him. Yet he delivers, making the haute couture clothes and to-die-for handbags the stars of these stunning prints.
I’m not a fan of Kate’s fussy heart-accented dress, but that lustworthy clutch is another matter entirely. The black snakeskin exterior is so sexy, and its hard shell screams vintage sophistication.
All the commercials follow the nautical theme, with the blonde beauties posing on luxury yachts in the middle of that sparkling sea. A model’s life sounds like hard work, doesn’t it? The range uses basic black and white shades, but as you can guess from this heart-detailed dress the classic colors are far from conservative!
The advertisements appear in the current issue of Vanity Fair, with more fashion mags to follow soon.
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