Here's another advertising campaign for spring-summer 2010. This is one of Mulberry, which sees it as a testimonial, if not maybe my absolute favorite model, Sasha Pivovarova with his compatriot Viktoryia Sosonkina, another model was put there many times for different campaigns. The two Russian models are being portrayed by Steven Meisel, who oversaw this year also the Louis Vuitton campaign with Lara Stone, a giosta horses, along with some stock symbol of the British fashion house such as Bayswater and the novelty of the season The Alexa. Today we see shots of the advertising campaign of Mulberry for Spring-Summer 2010. Protagonists are Sasha Pivovarova, one of the most popular top models for top designers and brands, and Viktoryia Sosonkina, also Russian and she also among the most popular designers. The campaign, curated by Steven Meisel, the photographer no longer required in recent times by brand and fashion magazines, portrays the two models on a carousel horse. Despite the atmosphere is playful, the two models but it seems a bit 'sullen and dazed, as if their thoughts had turned to something else. Stanissima choice of hairdressing, a short cut and shaken for two models, especially the decision to portray the blonde-haired Sasha Pivovarova blacks. I had never seen corvina and I must admit that her beautiful face is so perfect to suit any hair color. This campaign I like especially the colors, which seems to take back those of Mulberry handbags, accessories leading this campaign, to expand into the surrounding environment. Among the models we find the Bayswater Mulberry bag, the most famous brand purse, proposed versions animalier fuchsia and one in denim and leather. But the protagonist is certainly the Alexa, the new IT bag of the house of the British fashion designer Emma Hill has devoted to it girl Alexa Chung. In these pictures we see this Mulberry handbag in some versions that we had already presented, that the one in buff brown or the pink inserts snake.
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