Coco Rocha & Liisa Winkler for Longchamp Spring 2012 Campaign by Dane Shitagi

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 18, 2012

Dancing in the StreetsCoco Rocha and Liisa Winkler star as the faces of the spring 2012 campaign from Longchamp. Captured by Dane Shitagi in the style of 1950s fashion photography, the duo hits the streets of Manhattan where they walk dogs, dance joyfully and peer through telescopes.









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15 thoughts on “Coco Rocha & Liisa Winkler for Longchamp Spring 2012 Campaign by Dane Shitagi”

  1. Wow, although the posing is a bit extreme (it’s intended to be like that) it’s still a great and innovative campaign! It’s very energetic and active!

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