Taking the mantle from Natalia Vodianova, Daria Werbowy becomes the face of Yves Saint Laurent’s fall campaign photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. (TFS)
Yves Saint Laurent Fall 2010 Campaign | Daria Werbowy by Inez & Vinoodh
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adore the film-noir styling, would have loved to have seen a bag though, maybe this one http://www.ss-aw.com/bags/yves-saint-laurent-blac…
adore the film-noir styling, would have loved to have seen a bag though, maybe this one http://www.ss-aw.com/bags/yves-saint-laurent-blac…
Boring. Expected more from YSL and Daria particulary.
You clearly don't understand the YSL aesthetic. As mentioned, this is quintessential YSL, thus very appropriate for a YSL campaign. It reflects the brand and the clothes. Anything groundbreaking or completely original would be not reflective of the brand, thus not appropriate.
You clearly don't understand the YSL aesthetic. As mentioned, this is quintessential YSL, thus very appropriate for a YSL campaign. It reflects the brand and the clothes. Anything groundbreaking or completely original would be not reflective of the brand, thus not appropriate.
You clearly don't understand the YSL aesthetic. As mentioned, this is quintessential YSL, thus very appropriate for a YSL campaign. It reflects the brand and the clothes. Anything groundbreaking or completely original would be not reflective of the brand, thus not appropriate.
You clearly don't understand the YSL aesthetic. As mentioned, this is quintessential YSL, thus very appropriate for a YSL campaign. It reflects the brand and the clothes. Anything groundbreaking or completely original would be not reflective of the brand, thus not appropriate.
Boring. Expected more from YSL and Daria particulary.
Boring. Expected more from YSL and Daria particulary.
You clearly don't understand the YSL aesthetic. As mentioned, this is quintessential YSL, thus very appropriate for a YSL campaign. It reflects the brand and the clothes. Anything groundbreaking or completely original would be not reflective of the brand, thus not appropriate.
So Chic. Daria embodies classic supermodel glamour. http://www.chungkitblog.wordpress.com
So Chic. Daria embodies classic supermodel glamour. http://www.chungkitblog.wordpress.com
So Chic. Daria embodies classic supermodel glamour. http://www.chungkitblog.wordpress.com
So Chic. Daria embodies classic supermodel glamour. http://www.chungkitblog.wordpress.com
So Chic. Daria embodies classic supermodel glamour. http://www.chungkitblog.wordpress.com