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“I really dig it. The Photoshop on her legs though!” pointed out kenndale straight away.
“That is some serious thigh gap,” added a horrified gazebo.
MulletProof soon responded, writing, “Why did you have to mention this, that’s all I see now!”
“I’m uncomfortable just looking at that,” chimed in Phuel.
“Nice campaign although I wish he would stop using that terrible layout,” wrote an unimpressed YohjiAddict.
Sharing the same feelings toward the layout was anlabe32: “The text is cheap, it has always been but the shot itself is quite strong.”
“Doesn’t look like Eva, looks more like Natasha [Poly] to me. It’s a powerful shot, very French Vogue. But the art direction really must be dealt with. Freja raging through the streets worked better than this one,” acknowledged an unforgiving Benn98.
Creative wasn’t much of a fan either. “Don’t get why he goes for that layout, it’s really AWFUL. And the color is so confusing, it blends with the background and makes me feel dizzy. The image wants to be good but it’s bad. I don’t know, it doesn’t work for me,” he said.
See more from Anthony Vaccarello’s Fall 2016 campaign (no doubt his last before his debut Saint Laurent collection) and share your opinion here.
